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The fact these words are spoken by a person and not terrible TTS makes me so incredibly happy
Ikr 😭
In the future you won’t know the difference.
@@iamsam87v put nerds back into lockers
@iamsam87v yeah but it's right now and we can definitely tell
And she’s pretty too. That doesn’t hurt.
4000 inmates, 80 guards, sounds like highschool
fax
Sounds like Star Wars 😂
actually like a gulag
Hey! Let's roll it out! 😂
Yawn
This construct also popped up in the 1st Guardians of the Galaxy movie
Yeah I thought so too. And in Callisto protocol maybe also.
@@jonas8993 omg true!
Yess the scene where they stole the spaceship
Without the elextrified floors which made it more terrifying.
I was literally saying that
panopticon???? THIS PRISON, TO HOLD, ME?!??
thinking the exact same thing
*LIVE PANOPTICON REACTION.*
Come forth child of man
A visitor? Hmm, indeed…
i have slept long enough
I really appreciate the production value she put into this. A lot of people just slap a bad AI voice on these explanation-type vids.
Good for her for going the other way.
She’s also like wildly pretty 🤣🤣
A consummate professional. Gorgeous and intelligent. University of Toronto grad like me! ;)
@@dimitri2895 Bruh, she is the middest mid...
yeah im getting really sick of the ai content, and its only going to get worse. i pretty much dont trust anything that is ai and scroll past it
@@dimitri2895 Down dog
Ah yes, man-made horrors beyond my imagination.
When the man-made horrors are within comprehension 🥰
Beyond me, a normal person's imagination...but somehow it's always within someone else's.
nah this isn’t horror. have you seen prisons in vietnam or africa?? this is just advanced but not a horror. try living in a cell with 6 other men in scorching hot temps with no air circulation and a toilet right by you sleepy head ? having e.coli and other viruses/bacteria /pathogens live amongst you and your cell mates waiting for the right host to feed upon. now that’s a horror
When your imagination is as limited as it is that's not saying much. lmao
Let's not pretend they're beyond imagination. The scary part is that such dehumanising, controlling, horrifying things are well within reach, and actively considered desirable by many.
Walmart still uses that concept. Have you ever noticed how many camera bubbles they have on thier ceilings? they're mostly empty.
and even if there are cameras in there, they never look at them, EVER
@@KilsE90 human behavior blows my mind.
As someone who got caught shoplifting at Wal-Mart, don’t risk it.
Litterally everywhere does this, a study around 20 yrs ago showed humans are more obedient under the illusion of being watched
There are definitely a lot of videos of people removing the fake cameras on piles sticking out of product shelves in the aisles; but as cameras get cheaper and cheaper, it wouldn't be surprising for Walmart to start replacing fake cameras with real ones
I'm gonna +Projectile boost and +ULTRAricoshet this Panopticon
We’ve read about this, bonus detail: this concept was the basis of the dark camera you find in grocery stores/malls. Reality is that often there isn’t even a camera, but seeing the black shaped thingy on the ceiling makes you think you’re being watched.
If you look closely at them, you can see the camera inside and actually see where the camera is facing. As a teen I used that info to shoplift and smoke/fight at school without getting caught
@@jassom1270Smoke at school? What were you doing?
@@jassom1270did you type this from a prison?
Probably yip😊
@@JLikesStarWarsHe was smoking at school. What else do you want him to say!?
The second I saw the design, I was like "oh shit, it's a panopticon!" Thank you, TMA.
I was looking for this
And that eye opening was the ceaseless watcher! (The icing on the cake)
"Hello Jon, apologies for the deception…"
How to summon the TMA fandom;
"Panopticon"
*Noises of brutal pipe murder*
The fact that this horrific concept is part of a Star Wars show proves how fantastic Andor is.
Best thing to come out of Star Wars since the original trilogy
@@Wooster23 Rogue One was a solid starter for a Star Wars Anthology film. Then Solo had to drop the ball.
@@Wooster23clone wars, ROTS, seasons 3 and 4 of Rebels, Mandalorean season 2
It's a very dumb idea that some sci fi writer included because they thought it would be cool, but it actually makes literally zero sense if you spend two seconds really thinking about it.
Starting with the simple question of, in an empire spanning countless worlds, possessing massive amounts of manpower, and having complete control of the associated solar systems - why on Earth would you ever build something like this?
It doesn't make sense from any pragmatic angle. The only rationalization for it is that they did it just cuz they're so evil, which is a trash motivation.
Gulag looking prison
As battlefield 4 taught us, we could escape.
All you’d need is a shank given to ya by an old Russian, a Chinese double Agent, and two other highly skilled Marines!
@@SamPaste928or an MAV, a few crates, and a wall that has a secret hole in the doorway.
Hurt Locker FTW!
The panopticon is also used in the Star Wars clone wars show, the design is used for a prison facility on corusant.
And guardians of the galaxy 1
And CONTROL
Yeahhhhhhhhhh Control babyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!
And ultrakill
The gulag from mw2
“This prison… to hold… ME?”
was looking for this
@@humanbeing301 was looking for it too, but couldnt find it, so made it myself
live PANOPTICON reaction
👁️
👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄
Hm? A visitor? Indeed.i must have slept long enough
You can't escape
I think the panopticon as a concept is more intimidating than it sounds. With enough inmates with enough time you’ll develop patterns for when one gets caught even without being able to directly observe your observers. When all you have is time, time is on your side.
Yes, exactly, the whole point is that it's intimidating even if it's not as serious as it sounds
The big watch tower is only to give the feeling of being watched, what by itself makes you behave.
To actually watch the inmates you'd use hidden cameras.
It’s the idea that you’re are being watched, whether it’s aliens, or Jesus Christ, so you alter your behavior. She clearly didn’t watch the show because this prison was not about surveillance. . . . she saw the shape of the building and made assumptions
Yep, you have to test the system over and over again in a way that doesn’t alert them as you doing so.
Edit: autocorrect screwed me.
@@AB-these-handles-are-stupidbroski no prison in America is built like this. They don’t have pits or punishment chambers either anymore now they just get a psycho room where it’s nice and padded.
The way you say "architecture'' is super satisfying
Hearing the word "panopticon" immediately triggered my Battlefield 4 PTSD. So much carnage in Operation Locker...
I served there too brother I’m with ya
Now, I'm curious to know why a gaming developer made that particular concept, as it's never really been officially made.
It's amazing what we find inspiring.
Ah yes cold operation metro
It's also the design for the prison in neu Berlin in Wolfenstein the new order. And ofc in guardians of the galaxy
@@kobe5829 BF4 was The GOAT
The guard to inmate ratio in this show actually has more guards than the real prison I work at.
CO gang ❤
@@pastelsheep9837 I’m actually a nurse lol.
@@pastelsheep9837I stabbed my prison's co 2 years ago with a shank, that mf kicked me out 😂
@@relaxative2006what was the reason you did um ?
@@relaxative2006 I'm lolling at the idea of someone getting released from prison for committing so much violent crime inside that they don't want to deal with him 😂
“Yo bro I think I found a way to sneak out!”
“How?”
*floor cooks them like a fucking oven*
No one is listening! - Andor
That actually happened in the movie.
What's a "fucking oven??"
He meant it cooked them like an oven
@@ThatOne77That's where you go into a searing sauna to have a quickie
I might be wrong, but to get fried by electricity, don't you need it to go through your body? Basically from source to ground. But one tile can't be both. So as long as you stand on just one tile at a time you would be ok?
The panopticon effect is also a psychological phenomenon where people self monitor if they assume they’re being watched. CCTV and surveillance states create this effect.
You think we're watching you? I'm going to write that down and put it in your file!
Interesting how you drew a distinction between CCTV and surveillance states because all states are surveillance states in practice. Plus, the corporate spying by having our digital data be bought and sold.
Sorry, it was a random thought but I thought it was interesting.
Foucault
The Panopticon Effect was EXTREMELY prevalent during the COVID lockdowns in 2020 when you had people screaming at each other over masks and neighbors calling the cops on neighbors for having more than 3 people over for Christmas and using terms like "super spreader" and "new normal"... It's brainwashing.
Like China's social credit score system.
“Hm? A visitor? Indeed. I must have slept long enough.”
"The kingdom of Heaven has long since forgotten my name,"
"And i am EAGER, to make them remember"
Boombox..
"However..blood of minos stains your hands, and I must admit, i'm curious about your skills, weapon.
@@cristobalriquelme6422”So come fourth, child of man…”
girl summoned the entire ultrakill fandom with one word
this prison to hold me we've all heard it
And stra wars fans
THIS….. PRISON…… TO HOLD……………. ME?
A visitor.... Hmmm... Indeed... I have slept long enough
The kingdom of heaven has long since forgotten my name,
What was refreshing about andor was I was expecting the dugen where people are fed just enough to survive. It was nice to see them get fed enough to work hard and the place be almost too clean.
Yep if the Nazi actually had the food to feed them their slave labor would have been way more efficient when they did need efficiency. Unfortunately for the Nazi the civilian German population was massively underfed by that point. They had no food to feed them.
I referring to those of groups they had not intention of wiping out but just were using for labor reason.
Other groups earlier that they actually wanted all to die I understand the under feeding but note it was underfeeding not starving as it was earlier in the war when Nazi had food to use.
Why the Ceylon starvation was cause by British racism is false. With nearby German and Japanese Sub bases in the area while trying to ship enough stuff to Russia to keep them in the War and for British to win the war they had no ships to risk over those needed to supply their troops in the pacific. And with British Population under Rationing and when US came in it's population under rationing where was the food to come from. I seen claims why not underfeed the British Troops in area or stop the offensive in Europe to feed them totally irrational demands.
It not like the Japanese were going to feed them it they took over India just see all the atrocities they were committing all over Asia.
Ceylon's starvation caused by stupid policies put in place by local leaders the British had put in charge with no sign of them wanting them to do a bad job. The British simply did not screen enough and tried to hard to make local leadership happy. Thus the famine you can blame on the British in part they were in charge of the folk that's policies caused the food shortage disaster but you can't blame them for failure to help.
Once food was actually available and with the U-boat and J-Boats bases removed it was shipped to Ceylon and in part might be reason German Prisoners under US control starved along with civilians in Europe there simply was not enough food to feed the world thanks to so much farm land out of service along with the farmers who farmed it missing for various reason.
At least German prisoners starving result of poor planing not deliberate action by US the US actually put German police in charge of running the POW camps so US forces not involved in abuse of the POW. This right after the war. But any food given to those prisoners would come from others who were also facing starvation it was a hard situation and you have to keep your own troops feed well to function correctly.
Best SW show ever, hands down. Matured, gritty, in touch
Yeah it’s definitely not better than the clone wars
@@sergeanthattie9822best live action show
@sergeanthattie9822 come on man I understand that clone wars is amazing but dont compare. This series is fantastic on its own showing how terrifying the Empire can be
Title?
@@sergeanthattie9822the clone wars is mid at best
The primary problem with this design is you actually quickly run out of housing space and over crowding becomes a big issue.
This isn't some public housing structure where ppl are constantly flowing in.
@@PAINTBALLSTUFF1 i mean, but they kind of were flowing in. this guy got thrown in here for walking weird.
@@cabbage-souparrests that guy, he's zombie walking and made strange noises 🤣, 6 month later...... Inmates Apocalypse 🤣.
@tildencats9523 it's inefficient. Sire like it would work, but it would be so INCREDIBLY EXPENSIVE!!! Like yea you can make the prisoners work, but for every dollar of goods produced you'll probably spend like 100 dollars in maintenence and upkeep of the structure. It's just not profitable.
@@howdoichangemyprofilepictu9839 That's why gulag better. No maintainance and overcrowding just solves itself.
It’s closed now but in the early 90s I was in Pentridge. Built in 1873 Which was a jail in Coburg a suburb of Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺. Spent 2 years in maximum security, for trafficking amphetamines after my mum committed suicide when I was 23, sent me completely off the rails.
Ended up getting out, marrying, having a daughter and brought her up on my own since 13mths old. She’s now 26 and I’m about to be granddad. My life went full circle and I got out 30 yrs ago and never went back. I was there for my daughters birth, now I’ll be there for my grandsons birth, as my daughter and I are very close.
Great stuff. I hope and pray you live best life. Fixing your life for your loveones is the best present you can give them.
Happy 4 you bruv!
@@jimmythe-gent
Cheers for that bruv
@@Random.Thoughts21
Thankyou and may your divine bless you.
Happy for you, Damien
Now this is how you make a short. Great job
That ain't a prison, that's Aperture Science.
THIS FACILITY, TO HOLD.... ME?!?
LEMONSSSSSSSSS
now I want cake
@@jasonme3557 THE CAKE IS A LIE!
That ain’t a prison that’s impel down
One of the best shows ever made and they need to literally take all the prison scenes and put it into it's own movie, although it hits harder when you've already become attached to the main character and the prison feels absolutely hopeless to escape.
Through Rogue One. Also, there's Luthen Rael, who, other than Baylon Skoll, is one of the most amazing characters ever created.
Andor is one of the best sci-fi shows I've ever seen. You don't even need to be a Star Wars fan to enjoy it. I'm just sad there are only gonna be 2 seasons. I could watch this show for years.
It is the 1st star wars related show i evere watched and it was very good@@benjaminallen6469
And you’re the reason everything is woke.
@@whiteknob7944 what does woke have to do with anything?
“Panopticon” - SLEEPER AGENT ACTIVATED. RUNNING TMA PROTOCOL (pun not intended)
Hello Jon 👁️👁️
“THIS PRISON, TO HOLD, ME?”
whats tma?
@@liamp6491 My guess is its an abbreviation of 'The MAgnus Archives' a horry podcast. Quite good in my opinion. The Panopticon does turn up related to one of the Big bads.
The Magnus Protocol has officially started releasing episodes by the way
You’re so pretty, I didn’t expect to see a clip of what you look like but you’re gorgeous!! 💕💕💕
Its all fun and games till you hear "THIS PRISON, TO HOLD...ME?"
PISSYPHUS
funny but why
Oiled up Sisyphus@@Maestrike
WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY
"A visitor?"
tma fans acting like sleeper agents whenever someone says panopticon
Ultrakill fans doing the same thing
I was looking for this comment
I heard panopticon and came looking for a tma fan
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS
This prison, to hold ME?
"This prison... To hold... ME?!"
*_Floor fries inmate alive_*
"Hmm... Indeed.
I have slept long enough. The prison guards have long since forgotten my name, and I am EAGER to make them remember.
How about the fact that in modern America (the past few decades, basically the 1960s up to today) the same architects who design prisons are often also employed to design schools. With the perhaps unsurprising result that there are a whole lot of schools that resemble prisons.
The panopticon was initially designed to be used for hospitals, schools and mental asylums too.
The worst part is that prisons should resemble school cause re education is what lrison should be about. but it went the other way round.
i hear "panopticon" and my brain activates a sleeper agent.
edit: IM TALKING ABOUT FUCKING ULTRAKILL
Same
Hmm, a visitor? Indeed, I have slept long enough.
This prison, to hold me?
...
Indeed.
Same here man I feel you
TMA sleepy agent is wild
The design of a tower in the middle surrounded by the cells is a design long in use. Only the floor is concrete, because metal plates would be too expensive.
@@AzureDasherhonestly that would be nice to know doctors/nurses would always be watching you in a hospital
Plot twist: You're underground at The Cabin In The Woods @@234rrf
@@AzureDasherwhy is that frightening? That's a pretty typical ICU setup because they have very critical patients that need constant monitoring...
@@AzureDasher then what was it? Were they even patients?
@@AzureDasher what were patient rooms doing in a hospital if it was not a medical unit im confused please explain genuinly curious
A moment of silence for the hundred men fried on level 2.
rip
There are 2 prisons based on panopticons that are still standing but no longer used. One is on the Isle of Pines, Cuba (Castro and his brother were imprisoned there); another is SW of Chicago.
WE BEATING FLESH PANOPTICON WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️💯💯💯
ITS THE DAM GULAG BOYS, WE AINT DROPPING OUTA THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
THIS PRISON TO HOLD ME?
I've always argued that the Panopticon's greatest flaw is that some prisoners are unhinged enough to test the tower's watch. If the guards don't perpetually watch over every inmate, then the "illusion" breaks altogether.
There would of course be an array of cameras watching every part of the prison so that a few guards can monitor several cameras simultaneously so there isn't much that can go unnoticed.
Or rather, if the guards are unable to apply force to any inmate at any time, the power of the Panopiticon breaks.
The electric floor is a good idea in theory, but electrically I don't see how the prisoners would get shocked since I don't see a path to ground that doesn't also travel through the rest of the structure.
Even the third rail still needs to finish a circuit to ground if a person steps on it
@alexipestov7002 step resistance or they have some plates on the floor that are positive and some that are ground. Unless you are standing both feet on the same plate you have no guarantee you don't get shocked.
News don't travel instantaneously and perfectly.
I do not think the illusion would break.
You are still not aware when/if they are watching.
You have no way of knowing and will never know.
Did they see it and didn't care?
Did they not see it?
Are you on your own against all other inmates?
The uncertainty is what breaks down the human.
Btw this in larger scale is how police states work (*cough cough* China). You never know who is your enemy.
Is your neighbor an informant? Is your boss a spy? Are your kids loyal to the party?
You do not know, and you will never feel safe unless you obey.
You never know how much they know, and how much they are baiting you. By the time you learn it is too late.
There is a panopticon design prison in the Netherlands. It's not a prison anymore, now it's an Amazon office building, appropriately enough.
"an Amazon office building"
Ha! Your language has a weird way to spell "prison"!
De koepel
Actually, we had three. Haarlem, Arnhem and Breda all had a round cell building with a central watchtower.
@@Danny_NL_101 mijn moeder heeft toevallig 14 jaar in de koepel van haarlem gewerkt
Shhhhhh
hands down one of the best pieces of starwars media
One of the primary ideas behind the panopticon was that prisoners could see other prisoners across the way, and could report on them, or hold them accountable so none of them got in trouble. It was built on the idea of prisoners holding each other accountable to better each other, under the watchful "all-eyes-shape" that panopticon means.
The hope was not many guards would be needed, because prisoners would do better keeping each other in line, if they knew all it took was a guard turning a little bit to see them. And it worked, but only because the design was implemented alongside draconian measures that would hold the group accountable for the individual.
@@BraDisGuyNo it does not.
@@YK-dx4ux I mean, a tiny bit, like the moderators can work less because people have the "abillity to cancel others" which they actually can't but in a prison, yes.
@@BraDisGuy Trump lost in 2020 and he's going to prison soon. Cry for me.
@@BraDisGuy jesse what the fuck are you talking about
@BraDisGuy 😅 god i hate that i love conspiracy goofballs so much.
It's all fun and games until Sisyphus breaks outta that prison. "THIS PRISON... TO HOLD ME?"
"A visitor? Hmm...indeed, I have slept long enough."
@@TeeBaggerThe kingdom of heaven has long since forgotten my name, and I am EAGER to make them remember
@@Raeee___However, the blood of Minos stains your hands
Thats the guy cursed to push a stone up a hill for eternity right?
@@100GTAGUY yerrrp but we're referencing a game where he's a not-so-secret secret boss
MAGNUS ARCHIVES VERY LIGHTLY POSSIBLY REFERENCED
BE GONE!
Eh, not really.
MAGNUS MENTIONED ‼️‼️‼️
I OPEN THE DOOR
Now that was a reference I wasn't expecting
The Impel Down of One Piece 😂
Thanks for saying it, nakama. I had to scroll a bit, but I knew I was going to find this comment xD
Panopticon design is truly intriguing in its impact on behavior. It's amazing how it can influence perception and actions.
it's amazing how you need to stop fucking botting
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JESUS IS COMING VERY SOON🔥🔥🔥 TURN AWAY YOUR SINS AND REPENT TODAY🤗🤗🤗
@idehenebenezer802 Jesus has never left US.
@@JesusPlsSaveMe when ?
Andor made the best attempt to show a fight for literal freedom star wars has ever.
*...and missed the point of Star Wars completely.*
@@hulkhatepunybanner what?
It's happening I'm stardust baby
@@hulkhatepunybanner if anything, it explains the background for the star wars movies. in theory the empires ideology sounds reasonable, seeing how things are run by criminals on tatooine etc. but andor shows how the empire is experienced by normal people. other than the death star there wasnt much in the old movies that explained why the rebels was willing to sacrifice everything to fight the empire. after the prison episode, it becomes quite clear.
@@FordSierraIS *Lucas' Star Wars makes it apparent why authoritarianism is bad. If you need more explanation on that, you've missed the point of the movies.*
Dude, Andor is insane. Star wars just put out garbage after garbage after garbage, dropped this absolute gem of a show, then just went back to doing garbage like nothing happened
And by the time they put it out, nobody cared anymore.
this is star wars?
true, went in without any expectations, after all it is an origin story of a second role character from a sequel movie, not the most promising thing. Yet the show blew my mind. The prison arc is incredible, the torture scene was brilliant too.
@@jareypoohbears yes, it's "Andor" - a prequel series to Rogue One.
Glad to read this comment. I googled where to stream it, saw its Star Wars and said “nope. That’ll be wasted life”. But sounds like it’s an exception I’ll give a shot
I live in Arnhem, NL. We've got one of those panopticon-inspired prisons. It is no longer in use as an actual prison, but it's an iconic building for sure.
In Bogotá, Colombia we had a panopticon. It is currently a very cool museum
wow, that must be an amazing and bone-chilling place to visit :0
Igual en México
La antigua carcel de Lecumberri tenía panoptico, ahora es el archivo general de la nación
@@hanniballecter1960yes!
Can you go up in the tower and see everything?
We have one in Port Blair, Andaman
The panopticon is used in the prison escape mission in Battlefield 4’s campaign.
Furthermore - it’s kinda freaky when you see this trend throughout history of prisons being horrendously efficient as a means of terror.
If I remember correctly: auschwitz was only manned by five armed guards. I believe there were a few more than five, but only five were armed with firearms; each guard posted in the corner had a bolt-action rifle and the “warden” of whichever officer ran the camp had an 8-round Luger pistol.
Thing is, when the prisoners entered the camp, there was an ornate sign over the gate that read something like “obedience will lead you to freedom” - as prisoners were told that if they did their time and fell in line, they’d eventually be let out.
Heartbreaking. There were tens of thousands of prisoners in Auschwitz, five armed guards and one ginormous lie.
Loved playing that map on multiplayer conquest
Whole garrison changed it's number's throughout the war but it was between 3 to 7 thousand troops. There were couple of uprising and rebellions there, so no 5 guards would definitely not hold those people inside. There were also successfull escapes by Polish, Jewish and Soviet prisoners.
Last part is the most accurate tho, the sign said ,,arbeit macht frei" so - work will make you free. But prisoners did not really belive it to be true, especially after first couple of weeks of the camp existence.
When I heard panopticon I become ultrakill
Sounds currently like the US and our government. Sheep falling in line for promises they wont receive, by lies from a handful of politicians using fear tactics. Fear keeps the majority in line.
@@kubanazarewicz7609 700-3000* as a minor correction. But that figure is not from just from what most people refer to as Auschwitz. Auschwitz was a HUGE camp, and probably was vastly understaffed at the actual gas chambers. A full riot and uprising would've probably won and beaten back the guards stationed in the immediate area. But everything about the regime was built to subconsciously convince people not to.
Andor is criminally underrated.
Where can I watch this?
@@hinu1987 Disney Plus, the show is called Andor
Disney plus has it. It is the best starwars since rogue one
Absolutely one of the best star wars shows. They should have used that team for all the sequels
It’s the best Star Wars tv show by a long shot. But still fairly mediocre by overall tv show standards. I enjoyed it but would never watch it again.
The architecture of this structure captured my interest right away, I can't help but think of the complexity of the hydroelectric setup too ... as something other than a prison, it could serve as an interesting concept for floating cities / communities though 🤔
Andor was so good. This prison made me realize how sci-fi the whole show felt. Which is often something other Star Wars media doesn’t have.
I was amazed to see how many fans didn’t enjoy the sci fi. It makes me worry we will not see more writing of this calibre in Disney Star Wars
@@TerminallyChill85I enjoy the mix of sci-fi and the supernatural in Star Wars. Especially when they show how advanced the technology is, and how deep the Force lore can go.
I think the hilarious thing is that there's nothing "sci-fi" about this, it's pretty much identical to one of the actual Panopticon designs. She mentions it in the Short but kind of undersells it. This prison isn't merely INSPIRED BY the idea of a Panopticon, it is indistinguishable from one of the ones that was actually prototyped.
They built a few of these but eventually had to shut them down; the rotating interiors led to too many prisoners losing limbs and dying of blood loss whenever the cells were spun around, because prisoners have a habit of putting their arms through cell bars and leaning on them.
Silent Hill IV: The Room also partially takes place in one, and seemingly uses the exact same floor plan for one as Andor.
Have you watched other star wars media? Because it fucking does
@@Pat12379Idk if it's what OP meant, but to me Andor felt more "realistic" and human than most other Star Wars media. The focus was on the story and interactions of a few fairly normal individuals and their very small lives in a much grander scheme of things. It also touched upon a lot of things never discussed or shown in other media, there was more depth and maturity. I also think without focusing on the Force it was more of the sci- than the -fi.
It ain't a panopticon until it starts cracking open with fists made from pure sun
This prison... to hold... me!?
@@pokemonfanmario7694A visitor? Hmm... Indeed... The kingdom of heaven has long since forgotten my name. And I am... EAGER, to make them remember...
@@hydromokubaHowever, the blood of Minos stains your hands, and I must admit… I'm curious about your skills, Weapon.
Pardon
What are you nerds talking about?
Mfw the panopticon is made out of flesh and has a guy named Sisyphus in it:
Finally an ultrakill based comment
Delicious
why does this comment not surprise me?
Hmmm appetizer
This meat box to hold ME?
Never knew it was based on the ideas for that Panopticon, that's an amazing inspiration to use here.
And then there was the incentive to perform well in their labor duties. The team that wins, (assembling the most product) gets flavour in their food. The team that performs the worst, gets a non-fatal shock
That would make it more cut-throat, NOT make everyone harder-working.
JESUS IS COMING VERY SOON🔥🔥🔥 TURN AWAY YOUR SINS AND REPENT TODAY🤗🤗🤗
@@JesusPlsSaveMecoming to sin with us hes a party animal
The individual prisoner that performs the best gets a toy Yoda.
Andor is one of the best shows I’ve seen in a while
Just watched the episode she mentioned yesterday lmfao
watch the 3 body problem
@@koaglideRead the books, they’re better, although the show is still great.
Ngl, ive become more interested in architecture because of you!
same lol
They have this design of prison in Battlefield 4.
Operation Lockdown and a campaign based on the same multiplayer map
Goddd i can never pay attention these because u show up and your beauty hypnotizes me
What I like is its being built underwater. Any riot, you simply flood the facility.
dear glob.....well prison jumpsuits are good for swimming and look like swimsuits
@@AstaWorkboy pretty easy to lock down the mechanical doors and only open specific ones. If you are in a airtight water proof control room simply open all the prison doors flood is and systematically close specific doors to ensure prisoners never escape and most all drown
@@erickellar5867it also uses the Alcatraz /Siberian idea as well. even if you manage to get outside the walls, you're still dead from the environment
@@flaemthipple2599 Yeah chances are that even if you escape you will die before reaching land.
flood it every few months, for good measure.
Andor is a sci-fi masterpiece that no one talks about. It is the best Star Wars based IP that has come out since Rogue One and quite possibly ever.
i know! can't wait for season 2
I reject anything disney at this point
@@Bluesonofman do you bruv, but there isnt a single movie company 'worth' your time, its all escapism.
@@rebotsomat The other companies haven’t done what the rat has done. Disney needs to be destroyed as a company
@@Bluesonofman i have no idea what they have done
That prison sequence is honestly some of the best TV currently out
This show really gives me Hope for this franchise under Disney. Way More Mature with more deph than the Last few Star wars shows. Except mandalorian, it it pretty Good too
Did you know that if you put your feet together the electric shock won't go through u because there is only one entrance and no exit because it has to go through one and out the other
@@attula5859That's ridiculous. You must be 10 years old. Andor is one of the worst yet.
@@ZeddicusTheMageare u kidding lol, it’s far more well made and well thought out than a majority of what disney have done with star wars, e.g. obi-wan and boba fett were complete trash, the later seasons of the mandolorian have fallen off, even ahsoka was pretty messy. If andor wasn’t even under the star wars brand it would still be seen as some of the best modern tv.
@@ZeddicusTheMageNo. People who don’t like Andor simply don’t have the attention span to watch something with glowing swords every 10 minutes. People like that don’t really like Star Wars, they just like specific parts of Star Wars.
I actually got to go to a prison as a school trip thing. We were learning about building structures and design features and why things are built certain ways and a lot of this was mentioned in that. Being inside Denver's maximum security prison was ABSOLUTELY nerve racking especially considering that both the Unabomber and the perpetrator of the 1999 world trade center bombing are held there.
I briefly worked as a CO for a prison and they had a similar setup. The cells were fasioned in a huge circle and the watch tower (also called a picket) was placed in the middle with windows all around it.
Illinois?
Thats called s panopticon
@@cameronclark2205you learned that 5 minutes ago don’t be acting like your smart 😂
Panopticons, I've seen a theoretical school with that same design
@benygames7399 Jacob Gellar actually made an amazing video 4 years ago about the modern design of prisons/schools and at points focuses on the concept of panopticons
I did a whole grad school paper on Foucault and panoptic vision in Dracula. It’s fascinating how effectively people will monitor their own if they believe something worse is waiting
Dude. No you did not. I traced your IP address and crossed reference your routers internet traffic for the past 12 months. Stop lying.
@@foelokoyou can do all that but didn’t know someone can grow up? like every year there’s a number added to your age.
You could have just paid attention in 2020 and learned that and much more about human nature.
Wtf are these replies?? Your research sounds very interesting!
@@foelokoI know its a joke but come on he only posted this yesterday
Couldnt you say you traced his internet traffic for the last 24 hours
In Mexico we had one that is still standing to these days, it's called Lecumberri, or the black castle of Lecumberri.
We have a haunted one called Statesville in Joliet,IL
Tons of creepy videos
That's a badass name.
Several south korean prisons incorporate the panopticon design, as well as several more midern concepts in a really interesting and efficient way! Their staffing ratio is higher than the panopticon or similar prisons, but still engage in a lot of intentional design to reduce staffing needs as well as reducing blind-spots!
Eastern State Penetentiary was built with this design in mind, as well! Its structure is similar to the spokes of a wheel- the central hub would hold guards, and each ward was a straight line from that view point. It’s an amazing place to see!
BF4 has a good example of this design, on operation locker (I think).
Was going to mention this
If I remember there's a call of duty campaign mission that has that center watch tower, I think it was MW3 but I don't know for sure.
@@alexiben6871 mw2, the gulag you find Price in
@@alexiben6871original MW2. The mission Gulag
It was a soviet design
PANOPTICON MENTIONED, SISYPHUS ULTRAKILL DEPLOYED
I looked this up and it only yielded more questions
You have one of the coolest channels I’ve seen.
The Raft in Marvel must have been inspired by that original design along with the one in Guardians of the Galaxy. That's pretty cool information, thanks for posting it.
Yeah, a prison where the guards have the option of just opening an outer door to permanently end an uprising... Terror.
There are like 10 other movies based on super prisons.
Stumbled onto this channel and now I’m a prisoner of your architecture videos.
Real😂😭
Simps being simps
Panopticon, battlefield 4. Amazing times.
We really need 10 more of these in California.
Ah yes, that one TMA episode, but futuristic!
“That one episode”… how far have you gotten into TMA?
Tf is TMA?
@@sinlordpink8147the magnus archives, I cant get into it but it's a really cool sounding horror podcast
@@sinlordpink8147 The magnus archives is a podcast... a very very good story podcast with alota horror stories and at first it seemd like everything is independent stories but eventually everything connects... and it has consumed my brain 😭
@@sinlordpink8147the Magnus archives is a horror podcast about fear
Hmm a visitor? Indeed, i have slept long enough
the kingdom of heaven has long since forgotten my name, and i am eager to make them remember
However... The blood of Minos stains your hands.
And I must admit… I‘m curious about your skills, weapon.
If you break the panopticon a 16'8 yellow man is gonna jump out and start bodying you☝️
Also he probably has been pushing a boulder for a long time, gives off that vibe
Great content, best Jojo outfit. Im using so much of your content to write better environments for my histories ❤
Port Arthur prison in Tasmania, Australia had a traditional area for convicts, then later a panopticon style unit was built. All prisoners were in solitary confinement, and were not allowed to make a noise. They also had to wear a hood while out of the cell. Convicts lost their minds in there.
It was very advanced for the era and considered humane. The effects have been exaggerated by the administration of Port Arthur, who insist on emphasising the negative aspects of the place and have turned it into a Disneyland of horror. It was, after all, a jail.
Same for the Cellular Jail in Port Blair.
Good
Andor single handedly carrying the SWCU by doing it's research
its*
Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap.
-Albert Einstein
That's kind of dumb
@@TheSigeloit actually is dumb because mice are unable to build that stuff. But they will fight to the death. He wasn't smart the had theory's and was promoted. I know druggies that have come up with just as many good ideas and thoughts as so called geniuses. Lol
Yes they do, the traps are called ‘rat nests’
🐁🪹 & if you’re quoting this to insinuate that there’s an element of moral superiority to be found in these creatures.. They’re Literally Cannibals that will eat their own offspring alive even when an alternative sustenance source is available.. So again, incorrect.
@@TheSigelo While I generally agree with the statement above, you shouldn't listen to someone just because they are smart. They can in fact, still be wrong or be outright lying.
@@quentinhoward99it's psychology we tend to believe some one who is more powerful and smart or the majority even if they are wrong
"You're not watched all the time but could be watched at any time."
I will never be able to be normal when hearing the word "Panopticon" after listening to The Magnus Archives
me either
I'll never be able to be normal about Panopticon due to ULTRAKILL P-2.
I literally only just understood the Panopticon after watching this video. It all makes so much sense now
THIS PRISON... TO HOLD... ME?
A visitor? hm indeed i have slept long enough
The peoppe of heaven have long since forgotten my name
a circular panopticon prison is an old concept actually. I wrote a paper on it in 2010 :)
I think it would also describe the prison in Guardians of the Galaxy.
You just copy someone else's work🎉
average workplace in 2040:
Be careful of panopticons, I heard they can house extremely powerful ghosts called prime souls
this prison... to hold... ME?
Some might say it leaves one feeling as if they are... Ceaselessly Watched. 👁
realest person ever 🕷️
by a dead corpse who went into spectator mode for elias💀
I said I'd scroll till I found a magnus archives reference
It didn't take very long
@@georgethepotat0SPECTATOR MODE LMFAO
*Ceaseless Watcher turn your gaze upon this wreched thing*
ong i loved andor so much it was a breath of fresh air in star wars
You grew from my idea..... this will be future one day.... how ideas & dreams dance together, spinning into variations & changing steps,
This prison, to hold ME?
YOOO Benjamin how you doing
@@bumbleprime7713 dont feel too good after the lobotomy
@@1000-THR truly a tragedy 😔
The panopticon also benefits from having old guy locked in the middle of it just sorta drinking it all in
Magnus archives reference
ahh... free, at last...
heheheh nice magnus archives reference
The Beholding apocalypse be like
CEASELESS WATCHER
Andor was a masterpiece. Episode 'one way out' one of my favourite episodes ever