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UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

"keep your friends close, but your enemies closer" -> learning from those you despise, literal adversarial networks? https://t.co/Dn9smEgL73

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Is schadenfreude quirk rooted in social forces in learning from others? Gloating as social contagion? huh.https://t.co/aMsRnYQcxi

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

I've never done envy or jealousy. I've wanted things, but never focused it on people or social relationships. 100% outside my worldview.

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

I think I need to understand jealousy. Perhaps it plays a bigger role in swarm cognition than I thought. I wonder how it manifests at scale.

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

"paper explores the notion that individuals with AS and HFA are impaired in understanding of envy and gloating."https://t.co/t3j0aCqVyc https://t.co/uLCjP0LETI

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Are you jealous of those in power - those higher up in the "food chain", or otherwise above in whatever hierarchy you find yourself within?

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Whoa: Viewing my failed/negative social interaction as result of allistic projections of jealous behavioral stance: Mind Blowing Blindspot.

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

A childhood suffering from mean spirited behavior from envious peers? No wonder I isolated, avoided hierarchy, and was bewildered+stressed.

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 9 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

And the constant confusion of being told I was being selfish, rude, and acting out - That makes sense now: they thought it was envy driven.

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11/13/2016

UltimApe@ultimape• over 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Envy, and schadenfreude (laughing at misfortune), seems to be implicated in behavior related to hierarchical power?https://t.co/XK63SDYpfK https://t.co/ZqodFP1tsJ

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1/2/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• over 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Interesting parallel to consider theory of mind / "developmental delays" in children when discussing 'laughter':https://t.co/CmFyhMvA5M https://t.co/oN89GomFzQ

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1/2/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• about 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

FYI: Schadenfreude effect is experienced as result of envy, not a feeling of righteous revenge. "Getting what they had coming" is not envy.

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7/17/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• about 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Schadenfreude is rooted in equality via envy or jealousy.Also, social science is basically systematized trolling.https://t.co/lZxtSdjmYg https://t.co/HQeGy0mNvV

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7/17/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• about 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Seriously though: Every time I look up "autism + schadenfreude" related discussions, many are confusing it to competitive gloating or honor.

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7/17/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• about 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

A joy from feeling your enemy/competitor crushed under your feet is not the same feeling as the joy of seeing your peers took down a peg.

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7/17/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• about 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Keep your [ingroup] close, but your Enmity closer?https://t.co/dIFJAhNSLL

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7/17/2017

UltimApe@ultimape• almost 8 years ago

Replying to @ultimape

Changes in brain that lead to a lack of envy seems quite common across a large range of disorders, not just autism?https://t.co/PEAWpGiMqt

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11/1/2017