What is the intended meaning of the creator ?
Sunday, October 29, 2023
Friday, October 27, 2023
What are the birth cohort studies?
Cohort studies are a type of longitudinal research. They follow people's entire life course so it's possible to build a complete picture of a person. By comparing data from different cohort studies, we can chart social change across different generations and start to untangle the reasons behind it. The depth and breadth of these datasets make them one of the most valuable sources of information for social research, policy and practice.
Each birth cohort study follows the lives of a group of people all born at the same point in time. Cohort subjects are surveyed in order to collect information on a variety of different things, such as physical and mental health, family circumstances, parenting, education, and employment.
Influences of the media on suicide
Researchers, policy makers, and media personnel need to collaborate on guidelines
Reporting and portrayal of suicidal behaviour in the media may have potentially negative influences and facilitate suicidal acts by people exposed to such stimuli. Recent systematic reviews have found overwhelming evidence for such effects. Evidence for the influence of media on suicidal behaviour has been shown for newspaper and television reports of actual suicides, film and television portrayals of suicides, and suicide in literature, especially suicide manuals. The potential for “suicide sites” on the internet influencing suicidal behaviour remains to be proved, but anecdotal evidence of negative influences is accumulating.
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
The utilization of targeted advertisements presents a potential solution for mitigating excessive usage of social media platforms. The incessant appearance of intrusive pop-ups and advertisements on social media platforms is widely known as a source of annoyance. By strategically tailoring these ads to deliberately provoke and repel individuals with internet addiction disorders from engaging with social media.
This can be achieved by designing advertisements that revolve around unappealing imagery (Culpepper Disgust Image Set) such as skin ailments and toenail fungus
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
Our objective is to provoke anger among social media users through the use of images. We have observed that when an image portrays an individual's perception of themselves in relation to a particular category or the group they are associated with, the emotional reactions are particularly intense. We propose that by collecting data on outgroups and discreetly incorporating visual stimuli into their social media feeds, which prompt reflexive responses reminding them of how others perceive them within the depicted context, we can gain insights into how inappropriate or stereotypical images can incite rage and even violence in individuals associated with the depicted group. This strategy of image-content interaction shows promise as a novel tool for researchers aiming to evoke specific emotions from social media users, thereby aiding in the understanding of biases against vulnerable groups when offensive or negative illustrations or photographs are employed to represent them
People use cognitive skills to do things like pay attention, process information, do several things at once, detect and understand patterns, remember instructions, organize information and much more.
Targeted Neuroplasticity trained researchers will try to identify physiological mechanisms that might allow them to enhance natural learning by electrically stimulating peripheral nerves -- those that connect neurons in the brain and spinal cord to organs, skin and muscles -- to make the brain more adaptive during key points in the learning process.
How are people incited into political violence and wars?
How can security threats be understood and prevented by better comprehending a local culture?
In order to conduct this investigation we examine five
interconnected goals. One involves assessing the impact of narrative on
learning and identity.
How do convincing narratives impact identity-related judgments, such as recognizing and trusting
the storyteller as part of your cultural or "in" group.
Another field of study involves examining how narratives influence "moral neurobiology."
This implies that groups will consider how a narrative can evoke guilt and
innocence, and also how a listener decides whether an action is moral or not,
based on the narrative their brain is processing.
A third is the intertwining of the biology of narratives and emotions in terms of
our neuron signals, how listening to a narrative can impact the biology of
emotions like empathy, sympathy or outrage and disgust, leading
to impulsive reactions.
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Scott Snyder referred to Mr. Bloom as the "anti-Joker" and said that giving the Joker an origin would cheapen such a terrifying character, while Mr. Bloom's anonymity makes the character "almost an inversion of that".[4] Snyder said: "What's scary about Mr. Bloom is that anybody disaffected enough or angry enough at things not working and the machine of Gotham breaking down could become Mr. Bloom with the right push".[4]
Monday, October 23, 2023
punch-drunk
/ˈpən(t)SHˌdrəNGk/
adjective
- stupefied by or as if by a series of heavy blows to the head."I feel a little punch-drunk today"
YOUTUBER MERCH...
Kyle Odom's Martian manifesto is a window into an unravelling mind
Described here are the possible technology characteristics of glowing orbs or balls of light, which have been photographed and filmed, all over the world and often near crop circles. By utilizing the blinking frequency of our universe, it is possible to move between universes
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19-year-old defendant Arne Cheyenne Johnson attempted to deny responsibility for the killing of his landlord, Alan Bono, based on claims of possession.
Achievements of "Targeted Individuals "
Various people who describe themselves as undergoing electronic harassment have committed crimes; among those crimes are mass shootings.
Fuaed Abdo Ahmed, a 20-year-old man, held a man and two women hostage at the St. Joseph branch of Tensas State Bank on August 13, 2013, eventually killing two of the hostages and himself. A subsequent police investigation officially concluded that Ahmed had paranoid schizophrenia and was hearing voices. Ahmed had accused the family of his ex-girlfriend of implanting a "microphone device" of some kind in his head.[12]
On September 16, 2013, Aaron Alexis fatally shot twelve people and injured three others in the Washington Navy Yard using a shotgun on which he had written "my ELF weapon", before being killed by responding police officers. The FBI concluded that Alexis had "delusional beliefs". These beliefs included that he was being "controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves."
On November 20, 2014, Myron May shot and injured three people on the campus of Florida State University and was killed by responding police officers. Before the event, he had become increasingly anxious that he was under government surveillance and heard voices.
Gavin Eugene Long, who killed three police officers and injured three others in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on July 17, 2016, was a believer in numerous anti-government movements and conspiracy theories, but he was most notably a member of a group dedicated to helping people with "remote brain experimentation, remote neural monitoring of an entire human's body.
Matthew Choi, a 30-year-old South African, who claimed himself under a V2K electronic harassment and made remarks about "being brainwashed through microwave" since 2015, murdered a taxi driver in Hong Kong on October 12, 2021. The case arose mass attention in the city, and the police described him as "extremely dangerous".
A LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF MASS SHOOTER JOURNALS, DIARIES, CORRESPONDENCE, AND MANIFESTOS
If you wanna be profound...If you really gotta justify...Take a breath and look around...A lot of folks deserve to die...
Stupid woman! Christ, what a freakin' scatterbrain!
I'm sorry, doctor! I'm sorry doctor!
If you want a rationaleIt isn't very hard to seeNo, No, No...Stop and think it over, palThe guy sure looks like plant food to me!The guy sure looks like plant food to me!The guy sure looks like plant food to me...!
He's so nasty treatin' her rough!
Smackin' her around, and always talkin' so tough!
You need blood and he's got more than enough!
I need blood and he's got more than enough!
You I need blood and he's got more than enough!
So Go Git it
We examine social media use among public mass shooters in the United States as an extension of a comprehensive database of 170 mass shooters from 1966 to 2021. We report findings from a systematic content analysis of public data and detailed timelines that were constructed for 44 mass shooters’ social media habits and changes to those habits during the period of time leading up to their shooting.
Pew Research Center
The share of Americans who say they are very or somewhat concerned about government use of people’s data has increased from 64% in 2019 to 71% today. Two-thirds (67%) of adults say they understand little to nothing about what companies are doing with their personal data, up from 59%.
The Social Media Victims Law Center (SMVLC) works to hold social media companies legally accountable for the harm they inflict on vulnerable users. SMVLC seeks to apply principles of product liability to force social media companies to elevate consumer safety to the forefront of their economic analysis and design safer platforms that protect users from foreseeable harm.
Only civil litigation can force social medias to compensate victims for the harm caused by their products. Successful court recoveries on behalf of current social media victims will not only furnish the compensation they need and deserve but also incentivize social media companies to design safer products to avoid having to pay court awards in the future.
While government regulation plays an important role in curbing known abuses, the civil justice system can force social media companies to act proactively to include consumer safety in the cost of production.
Only civil litigation can force social medias to compensate victims for the harm caused by their products. Successful court recoveries on behalf of current social media victims will not only furnish the compensation they need and deserve but also incentivize social media companies to design safer products to avoid having to pay court awards in the future.
While government regulation plays an important role in curbing known abuses, the civil justice system can force social media companies to act proactively to include consumer safety in the cost of production.
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