
Stuff They Don't Want You To Know CLASSIC: From the Past to the Modern Day: Does torture actually work?
Aug 22, 2023
Explore the effectiveness and ethical implications of torture throughout history. From the story of Admiral Jeremiah Denton to state-sponsored torture in the War on Terror, this podcast dives into the definitions, controversies, and conspiracy theories surrounding torture. Discover the power structure of the United Nations and the ongoing coverups related to torture. Delve into the ethical quandaries and efficacy of using torture as a means to obtain information, while also exploring alternative methods and historical examples of torture. The hosts even touch on the use of torture in ancient civilizations and its correlation with religion.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Story of Admiral Jeremiah Denton and the Definition of Torture
03:18 • 19min
Ethical Implications of Using Loved Ones as Leverage
22:24 • 7min
Torture as Ideological Warfare and Psychological Abuse
29:21 • 9min
The United Nations, the Effectiveness of Torture, and Ongoing Coverups
38:07 • 4min
The Ethics and Efficacy of Torture
42:01 • 23min
Torture, Religion, and the Ends
01:04:47 • 5min
