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Social media is making you angry on purpose, and you keep falling for it
Rage-bait content triggers negative emotions for higher engagement, exploiting human psychology and causing stress and ...
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On TikTok, creators farm rage to get clicks and make money. But it can be a fast race to the bottom.
Your browser does not support the video element. 'Rage-baiting' has been an effective way to grow engagement since the days of pundit cable news. On TikTok, creators ...