There definitely has been a level of war voyeurism on social media for the past several conflicts. Gratuitously watching people die, I suspect, won’t really ch

There definitely has been a level of war voyeurism on social media for the past several conflicts. Gratuitously watching people die, I suspect, won’t really change anyone’s vote, or to volunteer, or donate. At least long term, because the violence usually is the attraction, not the conflict. And there will always be a new conflict. A few key events in history have happened because of, lets say, acute exposure. But chronic exposure, to your point, possibly makes our judgement worse.