Rich Kolodziej·Oct 1Outrage Is Easy. Change Is Harder.What happens when we know enough to be angry, but too little to understand what comes next?
Wild Philosopher·Sep 7News Porn — When Information Becomes PleasureThere is a term called “inspiration porn.”
derekthescribe·Aug 10Outrage as a Second CareerIn his latest publicity stunt, Enes Kanter Freedom announced that he was declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft. Wearing a WNBA hoodie, the…
InThe Permanent SecretarybyBrian Iselin FEIPIO·Jul 2Boils, Billionaires, and Body CountsReplacing a billion-dollar paper-shuffling circus with a high-tech disaster — and the thin-skinned Prometheus throwing a 3:00 AM tantrum…
Sam David Parker🏮·Jun 5Sex Trafficking Doesn’t Fit on an Energy Drink CanThe Difference Between Raising Awareness and Selling OutrageA response icon2A response icon2
Wilk Wilkinson·Feb 11Rightful Anger, Dangerous Reactions, and the Courage to Choose Another WayOriginally published on Substack Feb. 6, 2026. Shared here for broader access.
Cameran Quinn·Dec 21, 2025The Hard Truth: Your Outrage is Just Your Ego Looking for an AudienceLet’s be honest for a moment. At the end of the day, we are human. We have egos. That isn’t a flaw it’s a fact. It’s part of the wiring…
InReaders ClubbyTina Louise Mackey·Dec 16, 2025Hooked on “Rage Bait” & Loving It!How the internet learned to hijack our anger — and keep us scrolling.A response icon1A response icon1
Kortnie with a K·Nov 22, 2025Before We Take the Bait, Let’s Look at the Bigger PictureOnce again, news outlets are tossing out a perfectly seasoned rage-bait headline … and people are pouncing. This time? The claim is:
