Satire may dehumanize targets and make them more subject to ridicule
In our digital times, as we are inundated with YouTube videos, memes and social media, satire is everywhere, but it can be more damaging to people's reputations than direct criticism, according to ...
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Celebrity study shows satire harms reputation more than criticism
Findings suggest that seemingly innocuous satire may be more harmful than direct criticism because it can "dehumanize" people ...
The Dark Side of Satire: Why Humor Can Do More Damage Than Criticism
New research suggests satire may be more harmful than direct criticism, subtly dehumanizing its targets and damaging ...
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Main Contributors of Social Media Uncertainty & Distrust
In this part of his Pharmaceutical Executive video interview, Ian Baer, Founder & CEO of Sooth, explores the contributing ...
Zomato’s gamble with ‘Eternal’: A visionary leap or just a name game?
A name can mean everything—or nothing. When Zomato decided to rename its corporate entity to Eternal Ltd last week, the ...
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Fast track to success
Video of Our world-leading researchers are exploring how AI can benefit society. A 13th-century fresco, identified by a Cambridge historian in Ferrara, puts Islamic art at the heart of medieval ...