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Nearly 80 Percent of Drivers Have Expressed 'Significant Anger'
According to a new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, nearly 80 percent of U.S. drivers expressed significant anger, aggression, or road ...
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Beyond Anger
"There's no emotion we ought to think harder and more clearly about than anger." So begins the article on Aeon by Martha C. Nussbaum. Nussbaum ...
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A Positive Take on 'Hate Mail'
Novelist William Giraldi, a contributing editor to The New Republic, recently wrote an essay on the modern phenomenon of online hate mail, most often ...
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A Dead Gorilla and Outrage's New Victim
Over Memorial Day weekend, a four-year-old boy slipped by his mother and dropped into the gorilla cage at the Cincinnati Zoo. Zookeepers shot and killed ...
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Five Minutes in Your Own Rage Room
You may have heard of Escape Rooms, where a group of people are trapped in a room and have to solve puzzles to open the door back up. But Shawn Baker ...
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Anger Is the 'Poison' of Our Planet
The actor, comedian, and author Patton Oswalt was recently asked the by The New York Times, "If you could require the president to read one book, what ...
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A Revenge Obsession from Moby Dick
Herman Melville's Moby Dick tells a story of revenge and obsession. Captain Ahab, a whaler, loses a leg to a white whale. A smoldering anger begins ...
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Booing Cardboard Cutout of Baseball Star
Robinson Cano is an all-star second baseman who left the New York Yankees at the end of the 2013 season to take a 10 year, 240 million dollar contract ...
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Judge Challenges Lawyer to a Brawl
An unusual brawl broke out in a Florida courtroom as a judge and an assistant public defender came to blows. Video footage clearly shows the judge, John ...
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An Object Lesson about What Fills Our Heart
Matthew Mitchell explains how he uses a simple object lesson to illustrate "the principle of overflow," which simply means that our words overflow ...
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