I'm supposing they get a dopamine hit from it?What I took away from that article is that rush was a troll. It also explains many posters here and why they shit post and run. He nor they are interested in a discussion, they are interested in the reaction. This is confusing to me because I don’t understand the point. It doesn’t take a lot to get a reaction out of people so what kind of satisfaction does one get from it? Is it some sort of defense mechanism for feeling inadequate or something similar?
I think when you can get people to react, you can control them. Get them to emotionally feel something about a topic. Make them vote a certain way. It works well on the weak minded, just like religion.What I took away from that article is that rush was a troll. It also explains many posters here and why they shit post and run. He nor they are interested in a discussion, they are interested in the reaction. This is confusing to me because I don’t understand the point. It doesn’t take a lot to get a reaction out of people so what kind of satisfaction does one get from it? Is it some sort of defense mechanism for feeling inadequate or something similar?
What I took away from that article is that rush was a troll. It also explains many posters here and why they shit post and run. He nor they are interested in a discussion, they are interested in the reaction. This is confusing to me because I don’t understand the point. It doesn’t take a lot to get a reaction out of people so what kind of satisfaction does one get from it? Is it some sort of defense mechanism for feeling inadequate or something similar?
Well if Rush was a troll he was a professional one, i.e. he did it for money (though I'm far from convinced that is the whole story). That doesn't explain amateur trolling.
Unless it's like other competitive fields, where you have to hone your craft and spend time getting attention and learning your trade as an unpaid amateur, before becoming an unpaid intern troll and finally making it as a professional?
It’s the third day, did anyone check the tomb?
the dried husk of flesh was found cracked open and filled with ash, but when the morning light crept in to the tomb from pushing aside the stone, the long-trapped souls of terrorized banshees rushed out the opening and into the blinding daylight, screaming and wailing in agony. No one knows where they went.
I slowly walk towards the dried husk. I shine my torch into the open cavity expecting to find a soul, or some other such treasure.
/roll d20+8 Perception check
...wait.. Oh wrong forum...
It’s the third day, did anyone check the tomb?