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Dangerous Prisons- so far
Intro:
The human mind is an evil thing. Therefore it makes sense that the strongest curse on a person is to force them to spend time with their own thoughts. It's taxing. It wears them down, and tears them apart from within. One finds that if they spend enough time in the confines of their thoughts, the only escape is writing them all out. The things that people in their own minds wrote down were considered madness.
They were terrible, terrible things.
The punishment of living with only one's thoughts was later called mentilaita. This is due to the English root mental; meaning mind. Before the name came about, it was called thought trapping.
When this method of punishment was first presented to the world, evidence was already available and was also published at the same time. Scientists used this as a punishment on the 60 worst prisoners in the Southern Tech Lit Prison (STLP). They also conducted experiments during the process of punishment.
The prisoners were fed food with memory wipping drugs that left the basics and childhoods but not the crimes. They then were subjected to a room temperature enclosed space with no windows, no visible doors, and a simple light on the celing. They had access to the switch. If the prisoners asked any questions about why they were there, how they got there, or anything else of the sort, they were removed from the experimentation and inserted back in once the drugs had taken effect again.
The results are shown here as written by the prisoners for all to see. Perhaps this is the most extensive proof of how dangerously our minds can be.
Dangerous information, keep in enclosed space.
Chapter 1
P. 8 Day 1:
My eyes always wander to the wall. The wall is so pretty. I like gray. It's the color of the clouds on a rainy day. I love the sound of rain. Sometimes I believe I hear it. But in truth, there are no sounds here.
P. 8 Day 2:
I think about music a lot. I think about it all the time in fact. I've made rythms and rymes in my head. Ta-tah taah ta-tah Taah. I think this in my head.
P. 8 Day 3:
Did you know that an eraser on the ground makes a quiet bang and the tip makes a louder bang?
P. 8 Day 4:
I want more music. I want more sounds. The science...
The human mind is an evil thing. Therefore it makes sense that the strongest curse on a person is to force them to spend time with their own thoughts. It's taxing. It wears them down, and tears them apart from within. One finds that if they spend enough time in the confines of their thoughts, the only escape is writing them all out. The things that people in their own minds wrote down were considered madness.
They were terrible, terrible things.
The punishment of living with only one's thoughts was later called mentilaita. This is due to the English root mental; meaning mind. Before the name came about, it was called thought trapping.
When this method of punishment was first presented to the world, evidence was already available and was also published at the same time. Scientists used this as a punishment on the 60 worst prisoners in the Southern Tech Lit Prison (STLP). They also conducted experiments during the process of punishment.
The prisoners were fed food with memory wipping drugs that left the basics and childhoods but not the crimes. They then were subjected to a room temperature enclosed space with no windows, no visible doors, and a simple light on the celing. They had access to the switch. If the prisoners asked any questions about why they were there, how they got there, or anything else of the sort, they were removed from the experimentation and inserted back in once the drugs had taken effect again.
The results are shown here as written by the prisoners for all to see. Perhaps this is the most extensive proof of how dangerously our minds can be.
Dangerous information, keep in enclosed space.
Chapter 1
P. 8 Day 1:
My eyes always wander to the wall. The wall is so pretty. I like gray. It's the color of the clouds on a rainy day. I love the sound of rain. Sometimes I believe I hear it. But in truth, there are no sounds here.
P. 8 Day 2:
I think about music a lot. I think about it all the time in fact. I've made rythms and rymes in my head. Ta-tah taah ta-tah Taah. I think this in my head.
P. 8 Day 3:
Did you know that an eraser on the ground makes a quiet bang and the tip makes a louder bang?
P. 8 Day 4:
I want more music. I want more sounds. The science...
