As reading “Opening Skinner’s Box” you go into depth on someone’s life who was judged as well as criticized deeply. The author not only goes to try to find out who Skinner really is she goes through extraordinary measures to try to figure out all of it. As a reader we take to see that this is something that goes on in this day and age. We figure if not only a person whose actions show who they are it tends to put a label on the person. In the beginning of the story we saw how many people saw him as an evil person. His actions were supposable all bad decisions. Now as we progress through the chapters we see someone who not only wants to find who he really is but, somehow prove that his actions aren’t entirely bad. Throughout the story the
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We go ask others who actually had communication with him, and the author finds a quite peculiar way to figure him out. It was through all of his experiments viewing each one and figuring out what going on. As we go back to the point on how Skinner was a person that not only saw evil he was viewed as someone who did not care for others. He was a person who sat down and just ruined lots of things. There was evidence to prove otherwise. Just like there was no evidence to prove that he was a bad man. He was not only helping more than just himself throughout the years he was helping the entire country with some of experiments. As said in the book he was helping the U.S. throughout the World War II that was going on during the time. We go more and more into detail on his experiments when they go out and ask each one individually on how and who he was. As they analyzed each one of the experiments on what had happened. They went across others and asked them, most of the answers that they received were that he was doing it at a good cause. That it wasn’t all totally something that they would consider would be evil in any shape or form because he was doing with the people who were the ones who volunteered. The author recollected her thoughts whenever she viewed other as they were asked
We go ask others who actually had communication with him, and the author finds a quite peculiar way to figure him out. It was through all of his experiments viewing each one and figuring out what going on. As we go back to the point on how Skinner was a person that not only saw evil he was viewed as someone who did not care for others. He was a person who sat down and just ruined lots of things. There was evidence to prove otherwise. Just like there was no evidence to prove that he was a bad man. He was not only helping more than just himself throughout the years he was helping the entire country with some of experiments. As said in the book he was helping the U.S. throughout the World War II that was going on during the time. We go more and more into detail on his experiments when they go out and ask each one individually on how and who he was. As they analyzed each one of the experiments on what had happened. They went across others and asked them, most of the answers that they received were that he was doing it at a good cause. That it wasn’t all totally something that they would consider would be evil in any shape or form because he was doing with the people who were the ones who volunteered. The author recollected her thoughts whenever she viewed other as they were asked