After watching, I'm curious, does the way the prison works surprise you in any way? To see the full behind-the-scenes of this Prison video in the making: ruclips.net/video/Reyy0FG4k_s/видео.htmlsi=WJF8EGHC_Ec6X0sv Check out my video on Huawei's Banned Tech Products here: ruclips.net/video/IhYDtLzmRQI/видео.html
The removal from general society and confinement ARE the punishment, anything above that is retaliation. Most offenders will eventually be released it only makes sense for society to invest in increasing the potential for successful re-integration.
I was an inmate here in the U.K. and met a prisoner who had been in HMP Fosse Way for a brief period just after it opened. To him, it was just like another other modern C-cat private nick because he never told me about any of this cool tech stuff. Either that or they just weren’t aware/interested in the tech side.
@@norbertnagy5514 4 years, unfortunately. I have been out for 7 months and I’m rebuilding my life. Not looking for sympathy, I was an addict and I broke the law. But it was still a very tough 4 years. The prisons I spent time in weren’t anywhere near as nice as Fosse Way.
Dude its better than 99% of prisons in the world. Atleast they are trying to make it better. Is your solution to not liking the prison system to just let everyone free and hope for the best?
@@123123boobies The prison system is flawed as a whole. The focus should be on rehabilitation, not punishment. Look how successful northern European prisons are.
@@shyers__ They were succesfull because you had a lot of northern eourpeans in them, we saw how the crime rate in sweden and Germany shot up when they were culturally enriched by those syrian migrants
@@shyers__ did you even watch the video? the prison does focus on rehabilitation. CAT digger simulators, people from multiple companies teaching the prisoners, uni interviews in the prison through a computer etc
Please keep this sort of “out the way” stuff coming, I really love it. Your tech review videos are absolutely brilliant but this stuff awakens the curiosity in everyone. Keep it up!
This is truly the modern form of prison, recognizing mental issues, and giving people the best chance at giving themselves a wonderful future. We all make mistakes, and its nice when you arent completely forgotten.
Yes i may commit a mistake of offing couple of people I don't like, but I Agree everyone makes mistakes and few mistakes will not define me. If given chance after mistake,I think I will bounce back.
Wow that really is a way of reinserting people into society to make it better. So good to hear "I don't have enough time to get bored". Kudos to that man for using time better than some of us do outside.
This is probably one of the most interesting videos I've ever watched. His videos are very educational. I can't imagine how much time he spends doing these. Even with the number of subscribers he's got, I think he deserves way more
I really like how they use this place as a way to make the inmates feel more at home instead of enclosed in a jail cell! I like how they give them opportunity to further themselves and give them the resources to research and learn new things
I do think that angle is better and in the end, more productive. People who end up up in prisons are (most of the time) criminals, but they're not rabid animals. We can't just stick em in a cage and expect them to come out normal. You treat them like animals, you *get* animals. Prisons like this are good because they present opportunity. They don't take care of everything for you or pamper you like a prince, but they don't also throw you in a hole and leave you there for 23 hours a day for the next 10 years. They give you opportunity to learn and grow and earn your keep, just like society. The more you work, the more you get. If you don't want to take that opportunity, who knows, maybe you'll reoffend and the cycle repeats until you do something horrific and end with a death sentence or life-in-prison. If you put in the work, you can go out there and reconnect with your family and end up with a job, and have a chance to live a civilian life.
@@grimsladeleviathan3958 and truth be told. Most prisoners haven't done absolutely heinous things. Most are in for stuff like non violent theft and drug charges. Stuff that can be taken care of.
It makes sense for a prison like this which isn't housing the bad criminals. Try reforming murderers, no amount of talking to them can change them. People are who they are, they make their own decisions. Now kids I think definitely can be rehabilitated, but adults, no.
Finally, I can escape from this misery. Thanks Mrwhosetheboss for giving the layout of the prison, you have given me the courage to escape. Still, it might be a little hard.
OMG.. The designers of this prison should be more appreciated.. It is amazing how much work they put into the prisoners and how much they thought about mental wellbeing of them❤
@@SirLionn You must be a child, there are prisoners that have been falsely accused and you don't know how many countless dumb reasons that can send you to prison. If you think every prisoner is bad then you are a 7 year old minimum. Not everyone is a killer or abuser.
This was one of my favourite videos you have done. Really cool seeing how security and rehabilitation is done in this prison. Having said that, there was something on the top left of the camera lens the whole time. I thought it was my phone at first.
@@theultimateyoutuber1 Lol i also didn't notice it throughout but I found it after they pointed it out. Look at the top area of the orange door at 2:15, it's clearly visible
Well done for getting the access. That's a way to use the visibility you get from the reviews. I know a lot more about a hidden world than i could otherwise. Cheers
I love how technology is used not just to ensure prisoners are securely kept 'behind bars' but also used to help provide education, maintain social contact and provide entertainment. If only all prisons were this advanced. Excellent video Arun. 👍🥰
This is actually so well done. They do not over-rely on tech, he even said they only use it in the places that make sense. And even though people do not want prisoners to have a nice place in prison, it is for sure a needed thing to keep them from turning into even worse human beings and having no reason to change and not know how the world works once out. This gives them something to work towards and and work on self and understand where the world is at when they are getting out.
Although I agree with this solution unfortunately this could also backfire. My reason: because this looks "friendly" enough to not make imprisonment a thing to be scared of when one intends to act in a criminal way. I dare to say that people that find it hard to integrate into society could actively seek to get in in one of this. There must be an element of fear of consequences, otherwise people will do literally what they want with no care.
@@Nitu_S.C. Whilst I understand where you're coming from I don't really agree. I'd argue that being isolated from your friends and family, with limited contact with the outside world, knowing you're stuck there until the end of your sentence, is punishment enough. Keep in mind that this is a category C prison as well - i.e. for low risk offenders.
This is so amazing!! Its great to see the humanity that theyre trying to keep in their prisons. While people do deserve sentences for the things theyve done, at the end of the day the focus should be on rehabilitation because loads of people can turn their life around for the better. So cool to see technology used to facilitate this process!
Do you one better. There’s a correlation between poverty and crime. Imagine they threw even half the money and resources at poverty that they did at crime.
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Loved this video Arun. Really interesting and unique angle that you could make a whole series on! Not specifically prisons but how tec can relate to the wider world in ways we wouldnt imagjne. Great work
It's amazing how a prison provides more accommodations and opportunities than most government do to societies at large. I've experienced first hand how hard it was (still is, since I'm an unemployed adult) to find a job, seeing how this particular prison prepares the inmates to rejoin the society, It's crazy that I even said this but I couldn't help but feel a little jealous. that workshop is a dream, since I want to learn a lot of skills
go to UK and commit a crime i guess Its dumb how much privilege they're giving to these criminals considering that these prisoners have access to things that a lot of good, law abiding people don't and probably never will. Society is doomed.
@@Justakattothat’s not true … majority of people in the uk have access to all their needs and the majority of prisons are not what this video shows So don’t be a fool
@syd8477 An American here. So many European countries - and even Canada - believe in actually rehabilitating those convicted of crimes except in the very horrendous cases. I think the way our American culture thinks all criminals are just going to change by being incarcerated in terrible conditions is frankly crazy. God Bless You and I pray you find work and success in all areas of your life. Don't give up; search for resources to help you get vocational training.
I love how Arun doesn't do any long and boring intro's. He just gets straight to the topic, so that after a few seconds your already feel like your in the middle of the subject. Always love your video's buddy! Thanks a lot for the effort you put into them every single time!🔥❤
totally agreed! I just came here to see the comments, its so weird and not in a good way! I never really liked his videos anyway but when this got recommended i was shocked! The fact that he wore an orange hoodie and did the whole "so this is what it would be like to be in prison" like he is some 10 year old on a school trip. BoyBoy did a pretty good break down on why this video is in poor taste I just had my own thoughts. Glad to see others on here calling this out. I'm not normally "that guy" but i think he should stick to iphones...
dude its a tech channel its showing how technologically advanced this prison is its not like hes going to a prison where they abuse prisoners he is showing how this actually helps a lot of prisoners its not sickening at all.
@@toamastar why does it matter if he wore an orange hoodie? visitors wear what they want and its not like its harming anybody its showing how helpful this prison is for said prisoners i think you should stick to not watching or commenting on these :D
@@johnsushi2007its not horrifying at all hes showing how helpful this prison is for prisoners and how technology help keep everyone safe and how it helps the prisoners
I often think prison life should be rough, hard labor sort of thing... this video reminds me of the overall humanity needed to give people a chance after prison. Outstanding video.
@@nimja_op6894 exactly, this prison is disappointing. They're treating prisoners like they're just regular people; they're not. they're criminals who are there for a reason. The whole point of prison is to induce regret and disappointment by cutting you off from the outside world and reducing your entire existence to a number. That sense of isolation is what makes a prison what it is. This joke of a "prison" is doing none of that. They're letting criminals have education and go to jobs? What's the difference from the outside world then? How's that supposed to induce regret? Look at the prisoner arun talked to; look how fkn fit that man is. HOW is that the body of someone who's in prison? They're supposed to feed prisoners the bare minimum to survive. People are supposed to DREAD going to prison. Does that man look like someone who's dreading being there? No. Does he look AT ALL remorseful or sad ? No. He does not. This is NOT a prison. Its a waste of money.
@@Justakatto the main goals of legal punishment are retribution, protection, reformation, and vindication. it would be a human rights abuse to put prisoners in the conditions you're describing (feeding prisoners the bare minimum to survive, etc). while your ideal prison seems to focus on vindication, this prison seems to focus on reformation. the idea is that if you don't prepare prisoners for real jobs once they get released, they'll end up in organized crime as a means of income, or ending up back in whatever situation it was that led to them committing the crime that got them in there in the first place. idk about you but i'm not a fan of organized crime, and i'm also not a fan of human rights abuses, including against those who commit crimes. while i don't believe prison should be an enjoyable experience, i do believe that it should be an opportunity for the prisoners to change, so that society as a whole can improve.
holy... mate, this video is awesome. This has to be one of the best videos I have enjoyed the most. It is amazing to see this and how prisons are using tech. Keep up the awesome work, and props for you for getting access to the prison to show us. Usually I thought that would be a big no no by them.
This guy is the only youtuber that deserves a paid subscription He always manages to make my day Thanks ARUN❤ Edit: how the frick did I get 250+ likes 😳 and......I kinda want more(that's my record btw)
I really like this new style of content ❤ I also like the fact that it's in the UK 😅 And I respect the effort you put in to get access to the prison 🙏 Congrats on 17M 🎉😮
I have to say that I really enjoyed this video. Arin, I found it really interesting how much prison life is moving forward I spent years in an out of scottish prisons that were built during the victorian age and even the newer ones were still very outdated that did little to nothing to rehab prisoners for release but I'm glad that it seems the times a changing.
I'm not sure what to think about this other than this is amazing. They're so focused on the rehabilitation aspect. It was emotional for me and that part was confusing. I don't have family members who were/are in jail, so I don't have a personal connection either.
This is truly incredible to see. I really hope more prisons move to systems like this. Soo many could be rehabilitated or brought back into society but the current systems fail people far more often then they seem to help. Just a really cool video. The tech and design is really cool.
It’s so crazy seeing the difference between the UK prisons and the U.S. prisons. It’s more focused on rehabilitation and that’s something that needs more focus in the US. Very educational video, loved it ❤
this is refreshing to see both from an adopting new technology perspective, but also from a rehabilitation perspective. We dont want to keep people locked up for no reason, get them re-habilitated and back out into the world as a productive member of society
amazing video, very informative. I would not have thought tech could be this integrated into a prison. also very nice how thoughtful they are about the wellbeing of the prisoners.
10:24 this is probably the most effective example of how non-tech prisons can upgrade their security massively for relatively cheap. Just have a few of these on rotation (for charging purposes) and one guard's job be to fly a drone around all the time - having that aerial surveillance 24/7 is not only a huge deterrent but can immediately spot an escape attempt or fight
I don't see why the "anti-prison" crowd are taking such issue with this video. The fact is, the prison shown in this video is way nicer (and treats its inmates more like humans) than many prisons in the U.S. Anyone who supports preventative measures over reactionary enforcement tactic should be applauding this prison for having things like the CAT simulator (so released inmates have a better chance of getting a job and supporting themselves) and plenty of ways of keeping in contact with the outside world (again, important for minimizing the shock inmates have upon returning to the outside world). It's at least a step in the right direction.
Really wasn't expecting this one, I have to say Arun. But that was really informative and enjoyable. A deep delve into a world most of us will never see.
As somebody who works in government security, I am beyond impressed by how much work went into this. The implications of this type of research goes well beyond just security. Many of these technologies are groundbreaking for accessibility and mental health.
This prison seems to address many of the issues with most prisons. Far too often do prisons focus purely on the punishment aspect of it, whereas this one has a huge focus on rehabilitation. I am someone who thinks rehabilitation should be the primary focus of a prison. Between allowing contact with relatives, providing opportunities for education, and just treating the prisoners like human beings, the prisoners are able to make the best out of a low point in their lives and prepare themselves for reintegration into society when they've finished doing their time. This is a prison done right.
Incredible video! The walkthrough of HMP Fos truly highlights how technology can play a role in prison design and security. It's especially insightful to see how inmates are able to use tech for self-improvement. Can't wait for your next unique adventure!
Thanks for the tour Aaron, this high tech prison is really mind blowing…& yea, is really good to let the prisoner keep in touch with their family, makes them feel they are not left behind from the family & society…
Oh my dear, that man has a soothing voice and vocal mannerisms that simply makes it a joy to listen to him, explaining all of their tech. He's also suspiciously "mi6"-y.
Just blown away with this episode, you gotta have some pulling power to get to this benchmark! I don't think any of the other major tech guys have gone to this level of coverage in the highest tech prison! Gratz man, fully impressed
Hey Arran! It's such a nice change from your other content, which I love. Do you plan on creating more like this? Maybe some similar topics relating to technology?
i don't think it is at all. Prisons need to exist, this is definitely a good balance between security and freedom and it provides a relatively safe environment to learn new skills.
@@TrafficConeGD It's dystopian because it's security is inordinately controlled by AI and technology which obviates the need for human guards with critical discernment, emotion and empathy. Technology is at its core just logic gates , and running completely logically it enforces the rules "As is" . As long as this is the case (which it will be for a long time) it's use in security and policing should be heavily heavily mitigated.
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I wasn't expecting to be so moved by this video. That prisoner and the whole planning system with mental health taken into consideration really wowed me. Cheers Arun
The prisoner in the video is a close friend of mine, he’s a really nice lad. Just got caught up in something he shouldn’t of while going through a divorce and family breakdown.
@@robodragon126 replace "the opportunity to show his viewers something interesting" with "the opportunity to get paid by HMP Fosse Way" and you have it correct
@danthevanman294 if he got paid to make the video he'd have to say so or put in the description. Don't make assumptions to prove your non-existent point
honestly that seems like the way forward for prisons, less about brutal draconian punishments and more about education and preparing those people to reenter society as fully reformed and valuable members of it.
@@thesnowman2509 On that score, I don't see a roof, and there are drones that can carry a person. Not only that but they can go where cars/helicopters/boats/pedestrians cannot go. Jails of the future will be forced to think 3D.
One of the best prison videos I have seen so far!! well done to the director for letting you show us around, to all the staff and of to you for taking the time. really enjoyed this i must say
I like that the prison is secure, is hightech but also does focus on mental wellbeing and not just punishment of the prisoners which i think helps them the best to get onto the right path again
That was awesome. There are some series concerns and issues with prisons here in the state. Nice to see other parts of the world doing things in a way that's constructive.
That was amazing - and great job being super serious but still making the video really fun. Also hats off to the guy you spoke to - he seems to really appreciate everything being done.
This was as good as your Mr Beast warehouse video. I would love to see more about tech applications and these field trips are always my favorite. Happy Thanksgiving!!
I’m a huge tech nerd but even other channels have long spec sheet videos, but yours are really fun and engaging keep up the work! Also this is a pretty sick video!!
as an American, this video has me wishing prisons across the pond were more focused on rehabilitation and reinstating members of society vs. using them as statistics for monetary gain. Kudos for the new content, excellent journalistic qualities while still keeping the context of your channel!
Not just here in UK. Scandinavia was the first to adopt rehabilitation over hard punishment. If you throw prisoners into a traumatic environment where they are unsafe, unable to learn new skills and treated like total scum... they will become exactly that. They will come out, fall off and reoffend. Obviously its different for murderers, rapists and such. But most prisoners are in for more petty stuff like drugs and theft. Teach them how to survive out in society, treat them like people and they will become better. Europe is slowly understanding and adapting to this
that was fascinating, what an eye opener, its so good to know there is indeed some kind of forward thinking in the field of prisons and the rehabilitation of offenders Thanks for this one Arun
Congrats nice idea for a video, I was really not expecting such an advanced facility. My idea of a prison just changed but does not mean I want to go inside... 😊
It surprises me in a very GOOD way! I like how they have taken a great deal of time & effort to add "psychological boosters" (for lack of a better term) to help inmates "feel busy"... they aren't just sitting in cells, staring at walls or reading a book. They can maintain connections to family & loved ones... and are encouraged to do that. They can learn valuable skills, study, etc. ALL of those things will serve to help them adjust to living a PRODUCTIVE life, and hopefully NEVER offend again! :) I think the whole idea is fantastic. :) Give them a purpose, keep them connected to the "outside" so when their time has been served, the transition isn't so jarring! I sure hope that MANY MORE prisons will start to implement these ideas! I consider it a huge WIN-WIN when there can be such a significant decrease in recidivism! :) BRAVO!
After watching, I'm curious, does the way the prison works surprise you in any way?
To see the full behind-the-scenes of this Prison video in the making: ruclips.net/video/Reyy0FG4k_s/видео.htmlsi=WJF8EGHC_Ec6X0sv
Check out my video on Huawei's Banned Tech Products here: ruclips.net/video/IhYDtLzmRQI/видео.html
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Can we just appreciate how Arun committed a crime for his video? Such dedication ❤
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@@realEEOfficial yeah tired of just reading bot comments instead of reading actual meaningful comments
good to see that this prison recognises the psychological impact of their decisions, seems to show a focus on rehabilitation instead of punishment
Good point
yup its been proven many times over that punishment just makes prisoners come out even worse than when they went in
The removal from general society and confinement ARE the punishment, anything above that is retaliation. Most offenders will eventually be released it only makes sense for society to invest in increasing the potential for successful re-integration.
Ngl, Dave looks like Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad
so true. prison shouldn't just be punishment but be like rehab. of course it depends on the severity of your crime/s
I would love to see the Lockpickinglawyer visiting that prison and giving his two cents regarding the locks.
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Problem would be that he'd identify all of them and they'd have to replace them all xD
"click from 1, 2 is set..."
He does an escape challenge to get past all the locks.
Imagine all the keyholes in this prison are master key locks..
I was an inmate here in the U.K. and met a prisoner who had been in HMP Fosse Way for a brief period just after it opened. To him, it was just like another other modern C-cat private nick because he never told me about any of this cool tech stuff. Either that or they just weren’t aware/interested in the tech side.
How long were you an inmate?
@@norbertnagy5514 4 years, unfortunately. I have been out for 7 months and I’m rebuilding my life. Not looking for sympathy, I was an addict and I broke the law. But it was still a very tough 4 years. The prisons I spent time in weren’t anywhere near as nice as Fosse Way.
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It's kinda impressive how tech is becoming more advanced in just a short time. I love this video! 🎉
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It's nice how you've kept the "techy" core this channel is based on, but still creating content that's extremely fresh! Love this!
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Funny thing is that still some guy in prison will still get a needle into the prison cell without getting caught.
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What a perfectly normal review of a perfectly harmless overengineered addition to humanity. Kudos, man!
I love this subtle dig
Dude its better than 99% of prisons in the world. Atleast they are trying to make it better. Is your solution to not liking the prison system to just let everyone free and hope for the best?
@@123123boobies The prison system is flawed as a whole. The focus should be on rehabilitation, not punishment. Look how successful northern European prisons are.
@@shyers__ They were succesfull because you had a lot of northern eourpeans in them, we saw how the crime rate in sweden and Germany shot up when they were culturally enriched by those syrian migrants
@@shyers__ did you even watch the video? the prison does focus on rehabilitation. CAT digger simulators, people from multiple companies teaching the prisoners, uni interviews in the prison through a computer etc
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Please keep this sort of “out the way” stuff coming, I really love it. Your tech review videos are absolutely brilliant but this stuff awakens the curiosity in everyone. Keep it up!
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Im curious what does it take to get there. School myself, new skills, better industry?
This guy loves watching all the advanced ways we punish society’s worst-off people
As a prisoner here, thank you for teaching me all this stuff! I haven't been able to Google anything in 4 years, i don't think i can last much more.
now i can plan when i want to view the outside world look like. Thanks!
*please its a pun/Joke.*
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but your a child… look at your newest video at the time of writing
This is truly the modern form of prison, recognizing mental issues, and giving people the best chance at giving themselves a wonderful future. We all make mistakes, and its nice when you arent completely forgotten.
Yes i may commit a mistake of offing couple of people I don't like, but I Agree everyone makes mistakes and few mistakes will not define me. If given chance after mistake,I think I will bounce back.
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With some 'mistakes' , there can be no turning back
@@donkekung4150 using mayonnaise in place of cream is a mistake I shall never return from .
@@donkekung4150Imagine if the rest of the world thought the way you do.
The fact he was wearing an orange hoodie just makes it 100x more hilarious 😂
would have been funnier if he wore something horizontally striped like those old timey movies (or real life)
prisoners don’t wear orange in the uk
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Wow that really is a way of reinserting people into society to make it better. So good to hear "I don't have enough time to get bored". Kudos to that man for using time better than some of us do outside.
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This is probably one of the most interesting videos I've ever watched. His videos are very educational. I can't imagine how much time he spends doing these. Even with the number of subscribers he's got, I think he deserves way more
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I really like how they use this place as a way to make the inmates feel more at home instead of enclosed in a jail cell! I like how they give them opportunity to further themselves and give them the resources to research and learn new things
You like the way they make criminals feel more at home 😂 give your head a shake
@@leonardhpls6ur Americans shhhh
I do think that angle is better and in the end, more productive. People who end up up in prisons are (most of the time) criminals, but they're not rabid animals. We can't just stick em in a cage and expect them to come out normal. You treat them like animals, you *get* animals. Prisons like this are good because they present opportunity. They don't take care of everything for you or pamper you like a prince, but they don't also throw you in a hole and leave you there for 23 hours a day for the next 10 years. They give you opportunity to learn and grow and earn your keep, just like society. The more you work, the more you get. If you don't want to take that opportunity, who knows, maybe you'll reoffend and the cycle repeats until you do something horrific and end with a death sentence or life-in-prison. If you put in the work, you can go out there and reconnect with your family and end up with a job, and have a chance to live a civilian life.
@@grimsladeleviathan3958 and truth be told. Most prisoners haven't done absolutely heinous things. Most are in for stuff like non violent theft and drug charges. Stuff that can be taken care of.
It makes sense for a prison like this which isn't housing the bad criminals. Try reforming murderers, no amount of talking to them can change them. People are who they are, they make their own decisions. Now kids I think definitely can be rehabilitated, but adults, no.
This is your best video ever. No effects, no sponsored stuff. This one touched the deepest part of my heart.
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I mean, there were a lot of effects, but the rest is true
Lots of effects obviously and given that it’s a video about a prison centre, OBVIOUSLY no sponsors but yeah I mean it’s an amazing video
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Can’t wait to see MKBHD do a review on Rikers Island and how some prisoner will tell him it’s great for a chance at a reduced sentence!
Finally, I can escape from this misery. Thanks Mrwhosetheboss for giving the layout of the prison, you have given me the courage to escape. Still, it might be a little hard.
You sure about that? It's a 90mins haul to brake a window🙂
u can do this 🤣🤣
Don't drop the soap, Scofield.
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@@Medabee8 Its technological one. Im sure this guy is tech expert, so escaping full tech prison is easy for him
OMG.. The designers of this prison should be more appreciated.. It is amazing how much work they put into the prisoners and how much they thought about mental wellbeing of them❤
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@@SirLionn You must be a child, there are prisoners that have been falsely accused and you don't know how many countless dumb reasons that can send you to prison. If you think every prisoner is bad then you are a 7 year old minimum. Not everyone is a killer or abuser.
@@SirLionnmans a 10yr old
This was one of my favourite videos you have done. Really cool seeing how security and rehabilitation is done in this prison. Having said that, there was something on the top left of the camera lens the whole time. I thought it was my phone at first.
Hah thanks! Sorted it for next time 🙏
Lol I was also kinda bothered by that dirt spot on the camera!
I just couldn't spot what you are talking about can you help me out
@@theultimateyoutuber1 Lol i also didn't notice it throughout but I found it after they pointed it out. Look at the top area of the orange door at 2:15, it's clearly visible
@@namansabhagani oh I can notice it now but there was no chance I would have noticed it on first view
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Well done for getting the access. That's a way to use the visibility you get from the reviews. I know a lot more about a hidden world than i could otherwise. Cheers
I love how technology is used not just to ensure prisoners are securely kept 'behind bars' but also used to help provide education, maintain social contact and provide entertainment. If only all prisons were this advanced. Excellent video Arun. 👍🥰
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This is actually so well done. They do not over-rely on tech, he even said they only use it in the places that make sense. And even though people do not want prisoners to have a nice place in prison, it is for sure a needed thing to keep them from turning into even worse human beings and having no reason to change and not know how the world works once out. This gives them something to work towards and and work on self and understand where the world is at when they are getting out.
Although I agree with this solution unfortunately this could also backfire. My reason: because this looks "friendly" enough to not make imprisonment a thing to be scared of when one intends to act in a criminal way. I dare to say that people that find it hard to integrate into society could actively seek to get in in one of this. There must be an element of fear of consequences, otherwise people will do literally what they want with no care.
@@Nitu_S.C. Whilst I understand where you're coming from I don't really agree. I'd argue that being isolated from your friends and family, with limited contact with the outside world, knowing you're stuck there until the end of your sentence, is punishment enough. Keep in mind that this is a category C prison as well - i.e. for low risk offenders.
This is so amazing!! Its great to see the humanity that theyre trying to keep in their prisons. While people do deserve sentences for the things theyve done, at the end of the day the focus should be on rehabilitation because loads of people can turn their life around for the better. So cool to see technology used to facilitate this process!
Do you one better. There’s a correlation between poverty and crime. Imagine they threw even half the money and resources at poverty that they did at crime.
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Loved this video Arun. Really interesting and unique angle that you could make a whole series on! Not specifically prisons but how tec can relate to the wider world in ways we wouldnt imagjne. Great work
This guy would kill it if he made a documentary. So much talent.
He does make documentaries. You just watched one.
if..? 🤔
This is literally a documentary
It’s also awful
@@twigs4611 it's not. It's average but not a bad one.
It's amazing how a prison provides more accommodations and opportunities than most government do to societies at large. I've experienced first hand how hard it was (still is, since I'm an unemployed adult) to find a job, seeing how this particular prison prepares the inmates to rejoin the society, It's crazy that I even said this but I couldn't help but feel a little jealous. that workshop is a dream, since I want to learn a lot of skills
go to UK and commit a crime i guess
Its dumb how much privilege they're giving to these criminals considering that these prisoners have access to things that a lot of good, law abiding people don't and probably never will. Society is doomed.
@@Justakattothat’s not true … majority of people in the uk have access to all their needs and the majority of prisons are not what this video shows
So don’t be a fool
@dumpbye2126 they are definitely a American so I wouldn't really take anything they say as good
@syd8477 An American here. So many European countries - and even Canada - believe in actually rehabilitating those convicted of crimes except in the very horrendous cases. I think the way our American culture thinks all criminals are just going to change by being incarcerated in terrible conditions is frankly crazy. God Bless You and I pray you find work and success in all areas of your life. Don't give up; search for resources to help you get vocational training.
Makes a change from the usual tech reviews. I found it fascinating. Really well made mini documentary!!!
do more of these kinds of videos! i love when you explore and explain some of the coolest tech places
Honestly, if I were in a prison like this, I wouldn’t even try to escape
same bro, it be cool
I can do crime to go to that prison
Tbh I will take it as a challenge to escape (only do it if I were sentenced for life)
it is far better than where i live
I love how Arun doesn't do any long and boring intro's. He just gets straight to the topic, so that after a few seconds your already feel like your in the middle of the subject. Always love your video's buddy! Thanks a lot for the effort you put into them every single time!🔥❤
Tell me about it..ugh.
Just when you think the content can't get any better 👌
Just when you think the content can't get any worse 👎
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@@adriaanschiltkamp5130bro mad he's not a RUclipsr
@@MR_stone69lol what even.. You just showed how young you are if you think that's true
I used to be a massive fan, but ir is so dystopian to watch someone review a prison! It’s pretty sickening.
Oh thank god, I was going crazy seeing all the sycophants praise this video. This is horrifying shit.
totally agreed! I just came here to see the comments, its so weird and not in a good way! I never really liked his videos anyway but when this got recommended i was shocked! The fact that he wore an orange hoodie and did the whole "so this is what it would be like to be in prison" like he is some 10 year old on a school trip. BoyBoy did a pretty good break down on why this video is in poor taste I just had my own thoughts. Glad to see others on here calling this out. I'm not normally "that guy" but i think he should stick to iphones...
dude its a tech channel its showing how technologically advanced this prison is its not like hes going to a prison where they abuse prisoners he is showing how this actually helps a lot of prisoners its not sickening at all.
@@toamastar why does it matter if he wore an orange hoodie? visitors wear what they want and its not like its harming anybody its showing how helpful this prison is for said prisoners i think you should stick to not watching or commenting on these :D
@@johnsushi2007its not horrifying at all hes showing how helpful this prison is for prisoners and how technology help keep everyone safe and how it helps the prisoners
I often think prison life should be rough, hard labor sort of thing... this video reminds me of the overall humanity needed to give people a chance after prison. Outstanding video.
Yeah but did u forget that people living in prison committed real crimes well atleast 75% of them
@@nimja_op6894...and you may not know that many are "free" who commited crimes...and havent gotten caught.
When you make prison labor then prisoners compete with regular citizens and since slave labor is cheaper it's an incentive to lock people up.
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exactly, this prison is disappointing. They're treating prisoners like they're just regular people; they're not. they're criminals who are there for a reason. The whole point of prison is to induce regret and disappointment by cutting you off from the outside world and reducing your entire existence to a number. That sense of isolation is what makes a prison what it is. This joke of a "prison" is doing none of that. They're letting criminals have education and go to jobs? What's the difference from the outside world then? How's that supposed to induce regret? Look at the prisoner arun talked to; look how fkn fit that man is. HOW is that the body of someone who's in prison? They're supposed to feed prisoners the bare minimum to survive. People are supposed to DREAD going to prison. Does that man look like someone who's dreading being there? No. Does he look AT ALL remorseful or sad ? No. He does not. This is NOT a prison. Its a waste of money.
@@Justakatto the main goals of legal punishment are retribution, protection, reformation, and vindication. it would be a human rights abuse to put prisoners in the conditions you're describing (feeding prisoners the bare minimum to survive, etc). while your ideal prison seems to focus on vindication, this prison seems to focus on reformation. the idea is that if you don't prepare prisoners for real jobs once they get released, they'll end up in organized crime as a means of income, or ending up back in whatever situation it was that led to them committing the crime that got them in there in the first place. idk about you but i'm not a fan of organized crime, and i'm also not a fan of human rights abuses, including against those who commit crimes. while i don't believe prison should be an enjoyable experience, i do believe that it should be an opportunity for the prisoners to change, so that society as a whole can improve.
Keep up the great work, this prison was insane. I hope to see more videos coming soon, Keep up the great work.
holy... mate, this video is awesome. This has to be one of the best videos I have enjoyed the most.
It is amazing to see this and how prisons are using tech.
Keep up the awesome work, and props for you for getting access to the prison to show us. Usually I thought that would be a big no no by them.
Wish we'd see this type of assistance in the US. love the work training
Exactly.
This guy is the only youtuber that deserves a paid subscription
He always manages to make my day
Thanks ARUN❤
Edit: how the frick did I get 250+ likes 😳 and......I kinda want more(that's my record btw)
Not 'only'
Why dontcha marry him?
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I really like this new style of content ❤
I also like the fact that it's in the UK 😅
And I respect the effort you put in to get access to the prison 🙏
Congrats on 17M 🎉😮
The prison was recently built and is in Leicester
Now he's just got to get out.
I have to say that I really enjoyed this video. Arin, I found it really interesting how much prison life is moving forward I spent years in an out of scottish prisons that were built during the victorian age and even the newer ones were still very outdated that did little to nothing to rehab prisoners for release but I'm glad that it seems the times a changing.
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Thanks for this video. It is great to see more videos on how tech is used in areas of the world we may not have access to.
I'm not sure what to think about this other than this is amazing. They're so focused on the rehabilitation aspect. It was emotional for me and that part was confusing. I don't have family members who were/are in jail, so I don't have a personal connection either.
This is truly incredible to see. I really hope more prisons move to systems like this. Soo many could be rehabilitated or brought back into society but the current systems fail people far more often then they seem to help.
Just a really cool video. The tech and design is really cool.
As a prisoner here, this information was very useful.
Same here, found out I could just run away when godzilla sends an EMP to the prison.
It’s so crazy seeing the difference between the UK prisons and the U.S. prisons. It’s more focused on rehabilitation and that’s something that needs more focus in the US. Very educational video, loved it ❤
this is refreshing to see both from an adopting new technology perspective, but also from a rehabilitation perspective. We dont want to keep people locked up for no reason, get them re-habilitated and back out into the world as a productive member of society
amazing video, very informative. I would not have thought tech could be this integrated into a prison. also very nice how thoughtful they are about the wellbeing of the prisoners.
10:24 this is probably the most effective example of how non-tech prisons can upgrade their security massively for relatively cheap. Just have a few of these on rotation (for charging purposes) and one guard's job be to fly a drone around all the time - having that aerial surveillance 24/7 is not only a huge deterrent but can immediately spot an escape attempt or fight
I don't see why the "anti-prison" crowd are taking such issue with this video. The fact is, the prison shown in this video is way nicer (and treats its inmates more like humans) than many prisons in the U.S. Anyone who supports preventative measures over reactionary enforcement tactic should be applauding this prison for having things like the CAT simulator (so released inmates have a better chance of getting a job and supporting themselves) and plenty of ways of keeping in contact with the outside world (again, important for minimizing the shock inmates have upon returning to the outside world). It's at least a step in the right direction.
It was great to give you a unique tour of how our prisons like HMP Fosse Way use innovative technology! 🤖
hi ministry of justice
Good public outreach MoJ - I found this really interesting and would love to see more like this
16:27 nah no way that Napoleon in the background💀💀💀
Really wasn't expecting this one, I have to say Arun. But that was really informative and enjoyable. A deep delve into a world most of us will never see.
As somebody who works in government security, I am beyond impressed by how much work went into this.
The implications of this type of research goes well beyond just security. Many of these technologies are groundbreaking for accessibility and mental health.
This prison seems to address many of the issues with most prisons. Far too often do prisons focus purely on the punishment aspect of it, whereas this one has a huge focus on rehabilitation. I am someone who thinks rehabilitation should be the primary focus of a prison. Between allowing contact with relatives, providing opportunities for education, and just treating the prisoners like human beings, the prisoners are able to make the best out of a low point in their lives and prepare themselves for reintegration into society when they've finished doing their time. This is a prison done right.
Incredible video! The walkthrough of HMP Fos truly highlights how technology can play a role in prison design and security. It's especially insightful to see how inmates are able to use tech for self-improvement. Can't wait for your next unique adventure!
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Thanks for the tour Aaron, this high tech prison is really mind blowing…& yea, is really good to let the prisoner keep in touch with their family, makes them feel they are not left behind from the family & society…
Tech is really improving at really fast pace
Oh my dear, that man has a soothing voice and vocal mannerisms that simply makes it a joy to listen to him, explaining all of their tech.
He's also suspiciously "mi6"-y.
WOW that was a surprise. How the heck you thought in showing a prision? This must be one of the best videos of this channel so far. Congratulations!
Love your work! Hope you keep making videos like this in between the reviews and comparisons. It's very refreshing.
Bruh the video was 3 mins ago u didnt watch the entire thing
@@drdawa it wasn't though, it was around an hour ago for me
I don't see why the comments think this is dystopian, sure, it's weird he's doing a prison video, but the prison itself is pretty great.
It’s because a he is being paid to do this
Because their influencer grifter that does their thinking for them used this video as an excuse to complain about prisons.
Just blown away with this episode, you gotta have some pulling power to get to this benchmark! I don't think any of the other major tech guys have gone to this level of coverage in the highest tech prison! Gratz man, fully impressed
Hey Arran! It's such a nice change from your other content, which I love. Do you plan on creating more like this? Maybe some similar topics relating to technology?
20:34 bro said there's not enough time to do what he wants to do💀💀💀💀💀
He's definitely gonna increase he's sentence 😭
This is dystopian as hell
i don't think it is at all. Prisons need to exist, this is definitely a good balance between security and freedom and it provides a relatively safe environment to learn new skills.
@@TrafficConeGD yeah
its not tho, it actauly helps reaplitate the prisnors, not just lock them up or basicly force them to do slave labor.
As opposed to, say, N Korean Prisons
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@@TrafficConeGD It's dystopian because it's security is inordinately controlled by AI and technology which obviates the need for human guards with critical discernment, emotion and empathy. Technology is at its core just logic gates , and running completely logically it enforces the rules "As is" . As long as this is the case (which it will be for a long time) it's use in security and policing should be heavily heavily mitigated.
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11:24 when the siren goes off...your face!! Brilliant!
I wasn't expecting to be so moved by this video. That prisoner and the whole planning system with mental health taken into consideration really wowed me. Cheers Arun
The prisoner in the video is a close friend of mine, he’s a really nice lad. Just got caught up in something he shouldn’t of while going through a divorce and family breakdown.
a power outage is the worst enemy for this prision
the guy who edited line 5:08 is a genius gotta give him his flowers
15:54 only a tech youtuber would call windows a "quality of life feature"
It is though, this prison looks to have a very high quality of life compared to most prisons
Is he a sociopath or why is he like this
He's just a dude who got the opportunity to show his viewers something interesting.
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@@robodragon126 replace "the opportunity to show his viewers something interesting" with "the opportunity to get paid by HMP Fosse Way" and you have it correct
@danthevanman294 if he got paid to make the video he'd have to say so or put in the description. Don't make assumptions to prove your non-existent point
@@robodragon126"opportunity" like it isn't completely paid off lmao
Can we just appreciate all the work he puts in for us viewers, props to arun!
9:45 The anxiety because of that doggo was clearly visible 🥲
absolute scenes if the drug dog went off on Arun
honestly that seems like the way forward for prisons, less about brutal draconian punishments and more about education and preparing those people to reenter society as fully reformed and valuable members of it.
I found it refreshing to see tech used in a different and important area.
That fence is useless. Kids at my school can climb the brick fucking wall. Pretty sure any imprisoned former rock climber could scale that fence.
@@thesnowman2509 On that score, I don't see a roof, and there are drones that can carry a person. Not only that but they can go where cars/helicopters/boats/pedestrians cannot go. Jails of the future will be forced to think 3D.
This is probably one of your best pieces of work. Well done Arun
Following you since you had 10k subs, ur growth has been nothing short of a miracle. Keep Up the good work!
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One of the best prison videos I have seen so far!! well done to the director for letting you show us around, to all the staff and of to you for taking the time. really enjoyed this i must say
This is why hands down you are my favourite RUclipsr. This is so interesting! Please keep making content like this !!
I like that the prison is secure, is hightech but also does focus on mental wellbeing and not just punishment of the prisoners which i think helps them the best to get onto the right path again
That was awesome. There are some series concerns and issues with prisons here in the state. Nice to see other parts of the world doing things in a way that's constructive.
Jesus christ this video is dystopian as all hell.
Honestly this was phenomenally insightful. Loved the video.
An english man learning english in a prison is a fantastic addition the video. Kudos you shill
He actually got arrested for this video. The dedication is insane!
The 21st century: where schools are becoming more and more like prisons and prisons are becoming more and more like schools.
That was amazing - and great job being super serious but still making the video really fun. Also hats off to the guy you spoke to - he seems to really appreciate everything being done.
This was as good as your Mr Beast warehouse video. I would love to see more about tech applications and these field trips are always my favorite. Happy Thanksgiving!!
I’m a huge tech nerd but even other channels have long spec sheet videos, but yours are really fun and engaging keep up the work! Also this is a pretty sick video!!
as an American, this video has me wishing prisons across the pond were more focused on rehabilitation and reinstating members of society vs. using them as statistics for monetary gain.
Kudos for the new content, excellent journalistic qualities while still keeping the context of your channel!
Not just here in UK. Scandinavia was the first to adopt rehabilitation over hard punishment. If you throw prisoners into a traumatic environment where they are unsafe, unable to learn new skills and treated like total scum... they will become exactly that. They will come out, fall off and reoffend. Obviously its different for murderers, rapists and such. But most prisoners are in for more petty stuff like drugs and theft. Teach them how to survive out in society, treat them like people and they will become better. Europe is slowly understanding and adapting to this
that was fascinating, what an eye opener, its so good to know there is indeed some kind of forward thinking in the field of prisons and the rehabilitation of offenders Thanks for this one Arun
9:30 it was at this moment, Arun was glad he brought spare pants.
Congrats nice idea for a video, I was really not expecting such an advanced facility. My idea of a prison just changed but does not mean I want to go inside... 😊
It surprises me in a very GOOD way! I like how they have taken a great deal of time & effort to add "psychological boosters" (for lack of a better term) to help inmates "feel busy"... they aren't just sitting in cells, staring at walls or reading a book. They can maintain connections to family & loved ones... and are encouraged to do that. They can learn valuable skills, study, etc. ALL of those things will serve to help them adjust to living a PRODUCTIVE life, and hopefully NEVER offend again! :) I think the whole idea is fantastic. :) Give them a purpose, keep them connected to the "outside" so when their time has been served, the transition isn't so jarring! I sure hope that MANY MORE prisons will start to implement these ideas! I consider it a huge WIN-WIN when there can be such a significant decrease in recidivism! :) BRAVO!
Did not expect this video on this channel. Excellent piece of work
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