Milgram's experiment, provided it is correct, demonstrates that people like to pretend they are not responsible for their own actions. This result is orthogona

Milgram's experiment, provided it is correct, demonstrates that people like to pretend they are not responsible for their own actions. This result is orthogonal to the question of who is responsible (not who we want to think is responsible) for the action. Edit: We are, of course, assuming the existence of some objective notion of "responsibility" here, which is a point that could be debated. That said, I think I'm going off topic now, so I'll be quiet.