Most Controversial Scientific Experiments To Fall Asleep To

Most Controversial Scientific Experiments To Fall Asleep To In this video, we explore 19 of the most bizarre, ethically complex, and haunting real-life experiments ever conducted. These are stories that challenge our understanding of behavior, memory, obedience, and identity — told with quiet intensity and meditative calm. From the psychological breakdowns of the Stanford Prison Experiment to the chilling silence left behind by The Monster Study, each moment invites reflection on the thin line between discovery and damage. 🔬 Experiments featured in this episode include: – The Monster Study – Harlow’s “Pit of Despair” – Universe 25 (Mouse Utopia) – The Three Christs of Ypsilanti – Landis’s Facial Expression Experiment – The Dolphin House Experiment – Rosenhan Experiment – The Third Wave – Milgram’s Obedience Experiment – Stanford Prison Experiment – Watson and Rayner’s Little Albert – Seligman and Maier’s Learned Helplessness – Prefrontal Lobotomy – Jane Elliott’s “Blue-Eyed/Brown-Eyed” Classroom – The “God Helmet” – Donald Hebb’s Isolation Experiment – Victor “The Wild Boy of Aveyron” – Ivan Pavlov’s Conditioning of Dogs – False Memory “Inception” in Mice Each experiment reveals something unsettling — not just about science, but about us. 📌 Subscribe for poetic deep dives into forgotten truths, surreal psychology, and quiet questions that echo into sleep. #Psychology #ScienceExperiments #MentalCipher #Ethics #History #SleepNarration #ControversialScience#tofallasleepto