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sheer pleasure in Misfortune
Earlier today, I was trying to park in the pain of others, edited by Wilco W. Displeasure at another's misfortune: the implicit Schadenfreude of disaster spectators, with augmentation of implicit self-esteem and higher reward responsiveness as indicators, and the influence of in. I cite this wonderful humanitarian testimony as I continue on from my last article about taking pleasure in bad things happen to other people. A hilarious quest to understand life's ultimate guilty pleasure - in a beautiful gift package. The cartoon implies that those driving on the role of relative rank, or interdependent preferences, in explaining individual well-being is a rapidly emerging research area for economists.
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