The runners up were "biohack" and "aura farming."
I've never used (or quoted) the phrase "rage bait" or "aura farming."
I did quote "biohack" once. The context was the use of an IV to fend off a hangover. I commented: "Drinking is funny until it's not. Does this IV bag extend the funny phase or expedite the tragic? The need to say things like 'self-care,' 'virtuous aftercare,' and 'biohack' sounds desperate, but that can be part of the funny, especially for the drunkards."
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I’ve never used any of those terms, but In am familiar with rage bait and biohack. I’ve never heard of aura farming.
Because the corporate media never printed anything in a sensational or inflammatory way.
IV's are just awesome in general, not just for hangovers.
If you have the flu causing diarrhea and/or vomiting and you want to get better faster an IV once or twice a day is about as good as it gets.
Rage ‘bator
Isnt that 2/3 of corporate press releases (i dont call them news
Rage Bait sounds similar to Red Meat.
Rage bait, huh? A 'burden" to elicit abortive ideation, a wicked solution... is a clear and progressive problem.
Rage ‘bator
Did you mean to put this in the Louis CK post? He certainly has anger issues.
No, tommyesq, but it certainly fits.
Provocation is an online strategy that is used by all political persuasions. The anger, disgust, and outrage brought by provocation bring with them the many errors of uncontrolled disinhibition. They make us feel authentic, but ultimately we become less less thoughtful and less persuasive. Provocation can be effective.
"rage bait"
a.k.a. "throwing red meat to the hillbillies"
"fishers of men"
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