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“It is only after one is in trouble that one realizes how little sympathy and kindness there are in the world.”

Journalist Nellie Bly goes undercover in an asylum for the mentally ill in 1887. I expected she would expose misguided practices and institutional corruption, and she did, but what I didn’t expect to hear was the ways cruel individual “caregivers” tortured their patients.

We keep being reminded that something horrific happens to some people when they’re put in a position to control others, especially people they fear: police shootings, abuse of immigrants, #MeToo.

The Stanford Prisoner Experiment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanfor…) has long fascinated me. Its findings have been challenged, but it appears to show how easily a person, when put in a position of authority, can accept torturing others. Chilling.

That’s what Nellie Bly found. She was brave and we can imagine the number of people she helped by exposing this abuse. It’s far from a settled problem though. The work continues.