Poor Charlie's Almanack: The Essential Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger · chapter 1 · id poor-charlies-almanack-c1-09-munger-describes-authority-mis

“Munger describes 'Authority-Misinfluence Tendency' where people follow authority figures even when the authority's instructions are harmful, citing the Milgram obedience experiments as evidence.”

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Burger, 'Replicating Milgram,' American Psychologist (2009)DOI registry: valid

Obedience rates at 150V were comparable to Milgram's original rates, suggesting the basic phenomenon persists.

Perry, 'Behind the Shock Machine' (2013)FLAGGED: dead link (404)

Many participants were not deceived by the setup, experimenters deviated from protocols to pressure compliance, and Milgram suppressed data from conditions showing low obedience.

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