> A confounding factor with real prisons is that (hopefully) most of the prisoners have antisocial tendencies which led to their incarceration and guards are un

> A confounding factor with real prisons is that (hopefully) most of the prisoners have antisocial tendencies which led to their incarceration and guards are under credible threat of violence from both parties. I suppose we could look at jails, then. They'd mostly be full of people still presumed innocent, and most of those who are guilty aren't guilty of a violent offense. If you just wait a while, you can find out which of those presumed innocent people people were found not guilty. It'd be interesting to see how the guards treated those people.