We live in a world of outrage. It’s such a part of our culture that we often don’t even recognize its presence. Expressing outrage just seems like the right response. A car cuts you off, yell at them. Someone promotes an idea you don’t like on social media, blast a response back at them (then block them, then talk to your friends about them). Experience a tense interaction with another person, don’t assume they areContinue Reading…