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Well, anger is a positive emotion after all. We actually like being angry. For one thing, anger masks any underlying emotions that would make us feel more vulne
by leobg 5y ago
Well, anger is a positive emotion after all. We actually like being angry. For one thing, anger masks any underlying emotions that would make us feel more vulnerable (sadness, desire, loneliness, etc.). And then it comes with a rush of energy, and superiority, and a sense of purpose. That’s why I believe Paul Graham says the most dangerous distraction for a founder are disputes. Because anger trumps any goal you have set for yourself, of you let it. Hence those who have no goals at all are often the angriest.