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I kinda get where you're coming from. Just to preface this, I agree that the practice of solitary confinement in prison is basically tantamount to torture and s
by spangry 10y ago
I kinda get where you're coming from. Just to preface this, I agree that the practice of solitary confinement in prison is basically tantamount to torture and should be legally prohibited or severely restricted and regulated. That out of the way...
For me it might come down to the details of solitary confinement. From the sounds of it, I probably wouldn't want to be in the kind of solitary confinement that's imposed in prison. But if I had access to books (say, public library loans by mail), I too, emotionally, have a preference for solitary, even though I rationally think the evidence suggests I would be driven insane.
It's rather unsettling TBH. Are you a particularly introverted person (in the Myers-Briggs sense of the word)?
- entropyneur 10y ago> Are you a particularly introverted person (in the Myers-Briggs sense of the word)? I am introverted, but not to an outstanding degree. After a bit of reflection I am coming to the conclusion that it all rather has to do with my unhealthy level of aversion to conflict. I feel sick even when seeing it in movies, sometimes to the point of having to pause. And I am also under the (likely false and irrational) impression that conflict is what the daily life in prison all about.