pleasure in Misfortune
A hilarious quest to understand life's ultimate guilty pleasure - in a beautiful gift package. Smith who wrote The Joy of Another's Misfortune,” by Tiffany Watt Smith. The joy one feels when bad things happen to other people. Pleasure arising from another's misfortune, and it can be rooted in jealousy, competitiveness, or sometimes. A review of “Schadenfreude: The Joy of Pain: Schadenfreude and why it's okay to feel pleasure at another's misfortune has focused 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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