Jeremy Bentham's concept of the Panopticon is often analyzed beyond its original penitentiary design context. What philosophical principle does this concept illustrate in terms of societal behavior and surveillance?
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That constant surveillance effectively enhances moral behavior and discipline within society.
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The inherent goodness and trustworthiness of individuals, negating the need for surveillance.
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The ineffectiveness of surveillance in achieving genuine societal reform and moral improvement.
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That privacy is paramount to individual freedom, and any form of surveillance diminishes societal well-being.