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I suspect a decent amount of this is selection bias on the internet. Also I don’t know if anger is an opposite to happiness. Maybe you can be happy a lot and
by techostritch 2y ago
I suspect a decent amount of this is selection bias on the internet. Also I don’t know if anger is an opposite to happiness. Maybe you can be happy a lot and angry a lot.
But I also wonder if the original study isn’t selection bias too. Would a “secular person” be happier if they didn’t give up religion even if they felt moved too?
- watwut 2y agoI made that observation with real life people I was member of a while ago. And from reading actual conservative journal that used to ne a print. If anything, on the internet they looked calmer. I guess that in real life they were more open about what they really thought.