Then you should also have monks as supervisors in those solitary confinement cells. You can't make actual change to an individual. You can give them an opportu

Then you should also have monks as supervisors in those solitary confinement cells. You can't make actual change to an individual. You can give them an opportunity of course, but not change them. Some will harden their person and some will just break, you want neither. Show them humanity, love and give those treatment that need it. Focus on the positive parts and lift those up. Solitary confinement can only be of good if it's chosen, much like any personality change. Admit that it's not the prison that is a problem, it's that youth problems is not properly dealth with. (as pointed out in the article) I don't see any focus on this in neither local or global politics. It's odd that it's still given today that we could possibly bully each other to a better behavior. When will we learn? Punishment does not lead to improvement.