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Moral outrage in the digital age.
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The discussions reflect a basic agreement with Crockett's analysis, referencing specific elements like how outrage influences blurring online and face-to-face interactions, and mentioning related topics like data privacy and cancellation. The tone suggests curiosity and acknowledgment of the article's relevance, but not a profound call for change.
Most discussions acknowledge the validity of Crockett's insights, with some emphasizing the importance of understanding digital moral outrage.
Participants show moderate curiosity, engaging with topics like cancellation and data privacy, which are relevant but not deeply explored.
Posts involve some active reflection, referencing the article and related issues, but mostly remain surface-level.
The discussions highlight the relevance of moral outrage in digital culture, though without widespread calls to action or deep influence.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyEn la nota hablo un poco sobre el fenómeno de la indignación (o enojo moral) y cómo cambian los incentivos a hacerlo públicamente en Internet versus cara a cara. Recomiendo el artículo de M. Crockett (2017) “Moral outrage in the digital age” (Nature Human Behaviour).
Cancellation isn't just about accountability or social justice; there are often much less noble motives at play. https://t.co/XIU8b72nsm
Outrage is hijacking our culture and our minds - this peice from a few years ago continues to ring true today. Particularly worth reading to referenced paper at the end: Moral outrage in the digital age," by Molly Crockett, 2017. https://t.co/T4fVr8XKi8
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En la nota hablo un poco sobre el fenómeno de la indignación (o enojo moral) y cómo cambian los incentivos a hacerlo públicamente en Internet versus cara a cara. Recomiendo el artículo de M. Crockett (2017) “Moral outrage in the digital age” (Nature Human Behaviour).
Cancellation isn't just about accountability or social justice; there are often much less noble motives at play. https://t.co/XIU8b72nsm
Outrage is hijacking our culture and our minds - this peice from a few years ago continues to ring true today. Particularly worth reading to referenced paper at the end: Moral outrage in the digital age," by Molly Crockett, 2017. https://t.co/T4fVr8XKi8
@TerryGlavin @j_mcelroy And you don't "pay" for the article. Just paste the DOI into https://t.co/mBRuLn7O6r or ICanHasPDF and the 3 page commentary displays as in ..... https://t.co/10LJwhyBMN See wiki about Sci-hub etc.
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