One Mad Scientist's Plan for WORLD PEACE through Voyeurism | The Life & Times of Santiago Genoves

Santiago Genovese, an anthropologist, devised an experiment to study human violence by placing a diverse group of people on a raft for three months. Despite his efforts to incite conflict, the crew mostly cooperated, leading Santiago to reflect on his own behavior. The experiment faced numerous challenges, including a hurricane, but ultimately revealed more about Santiago's biases than human nature.

What was Santiago Genovese's profession and what was he doing on the day of the hijacking?

Describe the main hypothesis Santiago wanted to test with his experiment.

What were some of the characteristics of the crew that Santiago assembled for his raft experiment?

How did Santiago plan to create tension among the crew members?

What was the reaction of the crew when they learned about the conditions of the raft?

What did Santiago do to try to provoke aggression among the crew?

What role did the media play in the perception of Santiago's experiment?

Discuss the ethical implications of Santiago's experiment.

How did the crew respond to Santiago's leadership during the hurricane?

What were the final thoughts of Santiago after the experiment concluded?