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    7 gru

    Turn on the news or scroll through Twitter, and it's likely you'll be bombarded by anger and vitriol. This week: how outrage is hijacking our conversations, our communities, and our minds.

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    7 godzin temu

    This episode changed the way I look at things. Particularly the part about how outrage actually has an evolutionary and social function that works very well face-to-face, but is pretty terrible when deployed online.

    Turn on the news or scroll through Twitter, and it's likely you'll be bombarded by anger and vitriol. This week: how outrage is hijacking our conversations, our communities, and our minds.
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  3. 10 gru

    See the full study from 2014, "The Value of Vengeance and the Demand for Deterrence"

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  4. 10 gru

    We don’t like people who violate social norms. 😤 Neuroscientist has found that our distaste for norm violators is so strong that we will go out of our way to punish them, even at great personal cost.

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  5. 9 gru

    Outrage is a valuable feeling; we’ve used it to punish wrongdoers since ancient times. So what happens when we take an emotion carefully calibrated for small, close-knit tribes and give it a global platform ... like Twitter?

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  6. 8 gru

    But when everyone starts to post rage-filled tweets, it can come with a cost: numbness, apathy, and exhaustion.

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  7. 8 gru

    If you want to get likes on social media, it helps to be angry. 😡😡😡 Psychologist has found that on Twitter, posts were retweeted 15-20% more if people used moral or emotional language — words like hate, war, greed or punish.

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    7 gru

    This alert is a mood

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  9. 4 gru

    Dear Hidden Brain friends: Happy Friday night! You made it!

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  10. 3 gru

    Recent studies find that the majority of Americans are afraid to share their true political views - they fear that if they do, they will become demoted, fired, or socially ostracized.

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  11. 3 gru

    Have you ever told a friend that you loved their homemade meal, just to be nice, when you actually hated it? And then they kept making it for you, over and over again? Economist has a name for that: preference falsification.

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  12. 1 gru

    We all self-censor — biting our tongues at the dinner table or holding back in a meeting. But what happens when we pretend to believe the opposite of what we really feel? This week, we explore the idea of preference falsification with .

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  13. 27 lis

    Gratitude is not simply a feeling — something that pops up unbidden in our hearts. Gratitude is also a habit, a mindset and a skill which is accessible to all of us.

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  14. 26 lis

    Dear Hidden Brain friends: Happy Thanksgiving! What are you grateful for today?

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    25 lis

    Cicero was right: Gratitude is a “parent” virtue. It gives rise to others: patience, generosity, honesty, loyalty, kindness, and fairness. Happy Thanksgiving!

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  16. 25 lis

    “Everything we've achieved is not solely through our own efforts,” says psychologist . “And it reminds us to pay it back and to pay it forward.”

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  17. 24 lis

    There’s a simple mental habit that can enhance our well-being, shield us from stress, and even expand our capacity for self-control: the practice of gratitude.

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  18. 24 lis

    Big thanks to the team at for inviting Shankar to discuss the psychological dimensions of life during the pandemic. You can hear Shankar's conversation with host Jenn White here:

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  19. 20 lis

    Just because: please enjoy 2 hours of squid to relax/study/work to 🦑💜

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  20. 20 lis

    3. For working from home to succeed, employers must find a way to measure performance based on output — what employees actually accomplish. WFH requires more thoughtful management.

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