> Talking to an imaginary friend can't replace real human interaction, especially for 8 hours. "It was forbidden to communicate with others according to the ru

> Talking to an imaginary friend can't replace real human interaction, especially for 8 hours. "It was forbidden to communicate with others according to the rules of the experiment" So no imaginary friends either ;) In all seriousness, I wouldn't be surprised if the outcomes had little to do with removal of technology, but were rather due to the removal of the ability to communicate with _anyone_.