Small sample of my theory of behaviorism (posted last year on various forums):
Station 3, which originally served as a research laboratory in electromagnetic, is now devoted to research on human behavior, just like a cage in which we observe the behavior of rats .
The computer station 3 is an example: we believe that an individual (let's call Desmond, for example) that the island is quarantined and a disaster if it does not happen a code every 108 minutes. If there really was a disaster, it would not be prudent to allow this risk in the hands of a person behind a computer. He could just as Desmond asleep or stay too long he makes a typo in the last second for a disaster to happen? It astonished me. This is even more doubtful that the act of pressing a button every 108 minutes is a task that could be easily automated. This shows that station 3 is now used as a tool to study human behavior in a particular environment, and according to behaviorism, is the determining factor (...) (...) This
said, in order to observe the behavior of survivors would require those conducting the experiments could observe every move of the survivors, and I think it's good the case! At the very moment when Locke and Mr. Eko preview the missing part of the film "Orientation" (prohibiting use the computer to communicate with the outside world) and Michael looks at the computer station 3, a "Hello? "Appears on the screen! I do not think it's a coincidence, I think survivors are observed in one way or another .
Following the viewing of the episode 2x21, my assumption is correct!
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