> Torture obviously works. It just also creates a lot of false information from people who don't know the answer and will say anything to make the torture stop.

> Torture obviously works. It just also creates a lot of false information from people who don't know the answer and will say anything to make the torture stop. But that's much more nuanced and quite different from the refrain we constantly hear that "torture doesn't work." How do you determine, ahead of time, when torture will work and when it will produced false information?