Comments - Outrage is Addictive—And Someone’s Cashing In on Yours
We are kept angry, reactive, and sure we’re right. Because that reaction is profitable and mutes our power.| christopherireland.substack.com
Despite their increasing ubiquity in people's lives and incredible advantages in instantly interacting with others, social media's impact on subjective well-being is a source of concern worldwide and calls for up-to-date investigations of the role ...| pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Involvement of dopamine neurotransmission in human emotional processing is unclear but animal studies have indicated that it is critical for processing of fear response. In this experiment we examined dopaminergic involvement in the processing of ...| pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
We are kept angry, reactive, and sure we’re right. Because that reaction is profitable and mutes our power.| christopherireland.substack.com
We cling to the outdated promise of heroes defeating villains, when it's unseen networks of quiet collaborators that solve most problems| christopherireland.substack.com
I believe most people didn’t vote for Trump the man; they voted for Trump the brand.| christopherireland.substack.com
A place where you can learn to see and better understand the mostly invisible forces shaping your political and cultural beliefs. Click to read Hidden in Plain Sight, by Christopher Ireland, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.| christopherireland.substack.com
