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Use this tag for questions about understanding, predicting, and changing the thoughts, emotions, and specifically psychological theories of behavior should use this tag. However, this excludes questions about specific claims, beliefs, or superstitions that would be better categorized under other, more specific tags, including behavior, brain, consciousness, superstition, esp, ghosts, religion, spirituality, energy, and meditation.
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Does torture work well as an interrogation technique?
Counter-argument: One of the most successful interrogators of Nazi Germany did not use torture. Quite the opposite really.
Hanns Scharff, "Master Interrogator" of the Luftwaffe.
Scharff was opposed t …
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