What is the definition of Disciplinary Human Experiments?

Ah, 'disciplinary human experiments' - the scientific equivalent of a twisted carnival where we're all just play-acting our daily lives, but with a whole lot more seriousness. It's when researchers, in their quest for knowledge (or maybe just a thrilling escapade), decide to subject human beings to conditions that are deliberately designed to test their limits, whether it's the psychological effects of being chased by imaginary monsters or the existential dread of being watched while you're trying to sleep.

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Here's a chilling example: "Dr. Wilt would subject volunteers to the ultimate test of endurance: being subjected to a 24-hour cycle of 'cientific' sleep deprivation, only to find out at the end that the real experiment was the hilarious breakdown of their attempts to act like zombies during a karaoke session." Remember, while the term might sound like something straight out of a sci-fi thriller, it's all in good fun here - just keep your popcorn handy, because this one's gonna make you chuckle and maybe even think twice before you sign up for a lab experiment.