Expressing hatred toward large groups or institutions can give people a greater sense of meaning in life

[certified.woke]

zz The rise of far-right extremist movements has led to an increase in religious and ethnic violence across the globe. New findings share similarities with previous research that found that expressing hatred toward large groups or institutions can give people a greater sense of meaning in life. zz

Analysis of 20 million posts reveals how basic psychological needs drive activity in extremist chatrooms

Why do people stay in hate groups? New evidence indicates that online extremist communities may function by satisfying fundamental human desires for personal growth, competence, and social connection.

www.psypost.org

 

[מומחה לקנונית הסדר העולמי]

zz The rise of far-right extremist movements has led to an increase in religious and ethnic violence across the globe. New findings share similarities with previous research that found that expressing hatred toward large groups or institutions can give people a greater sense of meaning in life. zz

Analysis of 20 million posts reveals how basic psychological needs drive activity in extremist chatrooms

Why do people stay in hate groups? New evidence indicates that online extremist communities may function by satisfying fundamental human desires for personal growth, competence, and social connection.

www.psypost.org

עוד הסחת דעת שיש קנוניה עולמית...