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DESCRIPTION:<a href="http://popcornclubshanghai.com/event/rage-bait-economi
 cs-how-platforms-profit-from-your-anger-45784/register">Rage-bait economic
 s: How Platforms Profit From Your Anger</a>\nWhy does the internet seem to
  make us angrier and angrier? What if outrage isn’t an unfortunate side 
 effect of social media\, but something that can be extraordinarily profita
 ble? Why are we so compelled to click\, comment\, argue and share when som
 ething makes us furious? And once platforms learn which emotions keep us s
 taring at our screens\, what happens when their algorithms become extremel
 y good at supplying them? Join Omar\, a tech and business expert\, for a p
 rovocative discussion about rage-bait economics\, the business model hidin
 g behind online outrage. We’ll explore what Facebook learned about the p
 ower of angry reactions\, how algorithms and content creators manufacture 
 a seemingly endless supply of conflict\, and why attention has become an e
 conomic resource worth fighting for. Most importantly\, we’ll tackle a h
 arder question: if the incentives themselves reward outrage\, how much res
 ponsibility should really be placed on individual users to become more “
 media literate”? Expect tech\, psychology\, economics\, ethical dilemmas
  and plenty of heated discussion\, hopefully without becoming rage bait ou
 rselves. 为什么互联网好像让我们越来越容易生气？如果
 愤怒并不是社交媒体一个“不小心产生的副作用”，而
 是某种特别能赚钱的东西呢？为什么当某件事让我们火
 大时，我们会忍不住点击、评论、争论、转发？当平台
 学会了哪些情绪最能让我们盯着屏幕不放，它们的算法
 又会怎样变得越来越擅长把这些情绪喂给我们？ 来和 Oma
 r 一起参加这场很有冲击力的讨论。Omar 是科技与商业专
 家，我们会聊“怒火诱饵经济学”，也就是藏在网络愤
 怒背后的商业模式。我们会探讨 Facebook 从愤怒反应中学
 到了什么，算法和内容创作者如何制造一种看似源源不
 断的冲突供给，以及为什么注意力已经变成了一种值得
 争夺的经济资源。更重要的是，我们会面对一个更难的
 问题：如果平台激励机制本身就在奖励愤怒，那到底应
 该把多少责任放在普通用户身上，要求他们变得更有“
 媒介素养”？期待科技、心理学、经济学、伦理困境和
 不少热烈讨论，希望我们自己别变成 rage bait。
DTSTAMP:20260726T024156Z
LOCATION:China\,\, Shanghai
SUMMARY:Rage-bait economics: How Platforms Profit From Your Anger
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