Radical Prison Reform Pattern

Why does the correctional system insist on "socializing" prisoners who's behavior is characterized by anti-social behavior. Such predators target less violent prisoners, often perpetrating inhumane, even heinous, crimes against them. And the popular image of prison staff has many of them complicit with such unthinkable behavior through their overt, sadistic cooperation, their black-market profiteering or through unconscionable negligence. If that is indeed an issue, why not build maximum-security prisons with only solitary cells, where all the prisoners' needs, including feeding, exercise, hygiene, intellectual stimulation, medical care and recreation are provided right there? I envision a waterproof, climate-controlled cell where all sleeping and sitting surfaces go straight to the floor--no hiding places. A tray would lower from the ceiling with food(no utensils), flushable paper clothing or anything else the prisoner might need. Speaking of flushing, a bidet instead of a conventional commode would eliminate toilet backups. Cleaning--both of the prisoner and the cell--would take place with a daily shower, followed by a drying stream of warm air. A built-in treadmill and various hand holds would provide exercise. A computer terminal with the monitor behind a transparent, wall panel, a membrane keyboard with built-in trackball, and extensive, non-violent educational and entertainment resources would provide screened stimulation and communication. That same computer monitor would double as a specially-programmed entertainment and visitor access system. Any necessary physical visitation, such as with a physician, a dentist or a barber, would have at least two guards in accompaniment, be recorded from at least two sides to prohibit hidden actions, and anonymous, independent oversight personnel would review and account for every instant. All corrections personnel would be warned on placement that even one prisoner-involved procedural violation would result in their termination. There would be no "corrupt guards." Isolation and surveillance are justified by violent prisoners' antisocial behavior patterns, which thrive on concealed physical contact with their victims. When people act like dangerous animals, treat them like dangerous animals. While the initial investment would be sizable, costs of inmate care and facility maintenance would be minimal. Just think: no addiction, predation, violence, escapes, vandalism or criminal mentoring. Something has to change in our violent, corrupt penal system. Why not make the changes thoughtful, functional and fundamental?