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The case for logging off, according to a Netflix prison experiment

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He went behind bars for Netflix. The biggest takeaway had nothing to do with prison. Netflix revived the Stanford Prison Experiment. One participant found an unexpected lesson in life without technology. In the summer of 1971, a psychological study at Stanford University plunged into chaos.

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