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Psyche discusses online trolling, debates, and conflicts within the community with a guest, sharing personal anecdotes and opinions on the topic. The conversation highlights the complexities of online interactions and the blurred lines between entertainment and hurtful behavior.
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The episode begins with a casual conversation between Psyche and his guest, discussing online trolling and conflicts within the community ▶ 0:00. The guest shares a personal experience about giving money for an open panel and being criticized for trying to exclude someone ▶ 0:14. Psyche chimes in, stating that he loves the debate and the banter that comes with online interactions ▶ 0:46. The conversation continues, with the guest expressing his enjoyment of trolling and being trolled, as well as the back-and-forth exchanges that come with it ▶ 0:51. At one point, Psyche mentions wanting to clip a part of the conversation and make it public, acknowledging that there may be hate watchers in the chat ▶ 1:17. The discussion also touches on the idea that online interactions can sometimes escalate into hurtful or violent behavior ▶ 1:26.
The conversation appears to suggest that online interactions can be complex and multifaceted, with individuals deriving entertainment and enjoyment from debates and conflicts. However, this enjoyment can sometimes be at the expense of others, highlighting the need for awareness and empathy in online communities. The discussion also continues the pattern of exploring the gray areas between entertainment and hurtful behavior, raising questions about the impact of online interactions on individuals and communities.
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dog. They They call me Psyches Boy. >> They call you Psyches Boy. >> Leave Ghost alone. I mean, I'm so sick >> That's Wow. of you. >> Because you know what happened, J? One time I gave Mikey money for an open panel. >> Yeah. >> And then since I gave more money than that was before the open panel, you
know, I gave like so much money. Uh then I was like, you know, like uh let's have No panel. Like maybe not him. Like the dude that has joined maybe. I was like, yeah, maybe not him. They're like, "Oh, you you paid to kick people." And like I I can't live it down. It's It's like a [ __ ] year ago. God damn it, >> bro. They They're just going to these haters are just going to talk [ __ ] They're just going to run their mouth just to run their mouth. Even though I don't even make no sense. They're going to run their mouth even though they're
in the wrong. >> I love it. Here's the thing, though. Like, secretly, I love it though. I love the debate. >> I mean, it's fun. Don't get me wrong. I love trolling and I love being trolled and you know, I I you know, I like the banter, the back and forth, like Yeah. Oh, yeah. Running one's the best thing ever, man. Especially if you [snorts] getting rand especially if you
get one ran on like dude, I've had people tear a new one into me and I've torn a couple of new ones into people as well. Like that's how it goes. You win some, you lose some. [snorts] But you come on >> I want to put this publicly and clip it. I know there's probably somebody that's hate watching in the [ __ ] uh chat.
Clip it. I'm done with Alexander though. Like dude, it used to be violence.
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Psyche discusses the psychology of online trolling with guest Alexandra Mayers, exploring how trauma and unmet needs drive destructive behavior. The conversation touches on the role of the 'wounded healer' in helping others.
