> It's a constant drive to feel outraged about something. Are people actually outraged or do they pretend to be outraged because it gets other's attention to t

> It's a constant drive to feel outraged about something. Are people actually outraged or do they pretend to be outraged because it gets other's attention to their issue? And doesn't that take attention away from issues that are less... click-baity? Essentially, isn't this another negative outgrowth of the attention economy?