Why Internet Trolls Know Exactly How to Hurt You

The video discusses internet trolling, highlighting its impact and the psychological traits associated with it, such as the dark tetrad. It explores the role of empathy in trolling, noting that trolls often have high cognitive empathy. The video also examines trolling's history and its prevalence in media, using examples like Donald Trump's Twitter activity. It suggests that trolling can be addictive, driven by the desire for social mayhem, and proposes treating it like an addiction to manage and prevent it.

In what ways can trolling be considered an addictive behavior?

What strategies can be employed to manage and prevent internet trolling?