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42. Maybe we were not ready - Michalis Mamakos
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The Trolls Among Us: Understanding and Mitigating Online Toxicity
Fed up with the negativity that plagues online political discussions? This episode challenges the conventional wisdom that political topics themselves are the root of the problem. Join us as we delve into a groundbreaking new study that suggests the issue might lie with the people who engage in these conversations, not the topics themselves.
Key Takeaways:
- The Surprising Truth: Discover how the study challenges the idea that political topics inherently lead to negativity.
- Understanding the Players: Learn about the characteristics of individuals who are more likely to engage in toxic online political discourse.
- Implications for the Future: Explore how these findings can inform strategies for improving online political conversations.
Show Notes:
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