【炎上の心理学】許せないという感情の正体。6割の人が無意識に加担する「ゆがんだ正義」の恐ろしさ

Are people who attack others on social media truly "evil"? In reality, anyone can become a perpetrator in the name of "justice." Why does defamation and slander persist? Why does anger spread so easily online? And why do people derive pleasure from "attacking" others? This video delves deeply into the essence of defamation and slander, and the precariousness of human "justice," from the perspectives of psychology, neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, and social media algorithms. ◎What you will learn from this video Why does defamation and slander occur? The psychology behind why people attack in the name of "justice" The real reason why SNS firestorms never stop The mechanism of "justice addiction" revealed by neuroscience The relationship between dopamine and aggressive impulses The "instinct for punishment" from the perspective of evolutionary psychology Why SNS algorithms spread anger The serious damage suffered by victims of defamation and slander The mindset necessary to prevent anyone from becoming a perpetrator Chapters 00:00 Chapter 1 You too could become a perpetrator tomorrow 03:01 Chapter 2 What is defamation and slander? 05:57 Chapter 3 The true nature of runaway justice 10:02 Chapter 4 Deciphering aggressive impulses through neuroscience 14:43 Chapter 5 Evolutionary psychology and the "instinct for punishment" 21:52 Chapter 6 How SNS amplifies anger 28:04 Chapter 7 Characteristics of People Prone to Becoming Attackers 36:32 Chapter 8: The Reality Faced by Victims 43:13 Chapter 9: The Vicious Cycle Created by Distorted Justice 49:22 Chapter 10: To Reclaim Justice ◎Related Keywords ──────────────────────── Defamation / SNS / Online Flame War / Online Lynching / Justice Addiction / Psychology / Neuroscience / Dopamine / SNS Addiction / Psychology of Flame Wars / Group Psychology / Crowd Psychology / Evolutionary Psychology / Instinct for Punishment / Need for Recognition / Resentment / SNS Algorithm / AI Era / Philosophy / Thinking / Social Issues / Internet / ASTRENCE #Defamation #SNS #FlameWar #Psychology #Neuroscience #InternetLiteracy #Philosophy #ASTRENCE #ASTRENCE