It feels like there was no explicit rule not to ask questions. It’s interesting what percentage of subjects actually questioned the process.
If people are conforming rationally, then the opinion of 15 other subjects should be substantially stronger evidence than the opinion of 3 other subjects.
I don’t see how moderate number of other wrong-answering subjects should influence decision of rational subject, even if it’s strictly speaking stronger evidence, as uncertainty in your own sanity should be much lower than probability of alternative explanations for wrong answers of other subjects.
It feels like there was no explicit rule not to ask questions. It’s interesting what percentage of subjects actually questioned the process.
If people are conforming rationally, then the opinion of 15 other subjects should be substantially stronger evidence than the opinion of 3 other subjects.
I don’t see how moderate number of other wrong-answering subjects should influence decision of rational subject, even if it’s strictly speaking stronger evidence, as uncertainty in your own sanity should be much lower than probability of alternative explanations for wrong answers of other subjects.