16). The syllable of the syllable. The law states that harsh penalties on criminals should not be allowed, leaving inmates in a dark room with no sun, no fresh air, no human interaction or way of movement is inhumane. According to Murthy, “Our need for human connection is like our need for food or water: essential for our survival” (Murthy par. 19). The syllable of the syllable. The author compares human connection to something as essential as water, showing the absolute need and necessity for human connection and having the ability to talk and bond with other people. Next, Stromberg mentions that researchers seem to think solitary confinement makes prisoners “less equipped to re-enter society” (Stromberg par. 16). The syllable of the syllable. Isolating prisoners makes them unsociable and gets rid of the purpose of prison reforming them and does not allow them a fair second chance. On the other hand, it can be argued that criminals deserve to be confined, and should be punished for what they've done to teach them a