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The Anatomy of Outrage: Why We Complain and Where We Find Our Echo Chambers
Last Sunday, my favorite football team suffered a defeat. In the grand scheme of professional sports, there is nothing particularly remarkable about losing a game. Yet, the manner of this specific collapse—a halftime lead squandered against a winless opponent—provoked a visceral reaction among the fan base. What began as a comfortable cushion of confidence disintegrated…
