Street Outrage

• Outrage 009 – A lot of angry reactions – Steven Rathje – Part Two
  • How social media gives us what captures our attention rather than what we actually want
• Outrage 008 – A lot of angry reactions – Steven Rathje – Part One
  • How social media creates incentives for out-group animosity
• Outrage 007 – What took us five years of research he understood intuitively – Jeffrey M. Berry
  • How the outrage industry has evolved in the past decade
• Outrage BONUS – Ninety-nine percent were so nice
  • What began as a simple call for safety had become something else entirely
• Outrage 006 – Stealing their dishwasher – Kurt Gray
  • How virality results in moral panics
• Outrage BONUS – Twitter and Mastodon with David Troy
  • Twitter blocking access to the API, Mastodon Twitter-alternative
• Outrage 005 – Holocaust Denial – Luke Berryman
  • How Holocaust Denial and Other Bogus Claims Are Poisoning Schools
• Outrage 004 – We’ve Met the Enemy. And it’s Us. – Sean Evans
  • Why political parties in America cater less to moderate and independent voters
• Outrage BONUS – ChatGPT weighs in on outrage porn
  • ChatGPT Artificial Intelligence
• Outrage 003 – It Just Said “See Incivility” – Russ Charvonia
  • Why it’s so important to restore civility in our lives
• Outrage 002 – Buckle Up – Peter Ditto – Part Two
  • How democracy runs counter to almost all of our evolutionary tendencies
• Outrage BONUS – Outrage porn’s impact on the midterms – Sean Evans
  • Were the 2022 midterms a referendum on outrage?
• Outrage 001 – Buckle Up – Peter Ditto – Part One
  • How liberals and conservatives behave more like Sunnis and Shias than they do political parties and why that’s a problem