You're being farmed for ragebait

Ragebait is everywhere now — and most people don't realise it's engineered on purpose. This video breaks down how outrage content is designed to hijack your emotions, why platforms and creators profit from keeping you angry, and what it's actually costing you: your time, your attention, and the space inside your own head. We look at why ragebait works so well, how it quietly follows you around long after you've put your phone down, and the difference between being informed and just being farmed for engagement. If you've ever lost an hour to an outrage video and felt worse afterwards without learning anything — this one's for you. What's the last thing that rage-baited you? Let me know in the comments.