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Rage-Engagement and Hate-Following
Deliberately following accounts that infuriate you generates more dopamine than positive content according to platform analytics, producing 50% higher engagement rates than neutral content. Algorithms amplify rage because angry users spend 30% more time on-screen than calmer counterparts, creating a toxicity feedback loop that outpaces the average social media habit in reducing well-being.
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