Why I’m done with outrage culture and how you can be too
Outrage culture is the phenomenon of reacting emotionally to provocative headlines or soundbites that demand our anger. It is a common tactic used by media outlets and politicians to attract attention, rally supporters and deflect from real issues. But outrage culture has a cost: it drains our mental wellbeing and bandwidth, and prevents us from engaging in constructive discussions. In this article, I will share my personal journey of disengaging from outrage culture and how you can do the same. I will also suggest some ways to improve the quality of public debates and journalism in our society. Outrage culture…