Topic: My social experiments
Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI started this discussion 9 years ago #57,784
Over the past few days then I've been doing an experiment with myself so I can better emulate normal behavior online and I decided to test if morals served a purpose in social communication and if I should act more aggressive like the average internet user, this is what I discovered.
A few minutes after acting aggressive towards someone then you get a little bit of a high, you feel confident and happy which lasts for approximately 30 minutes til one hour. Afterwards it turns into a sense of anxiety. I do think that aggressive behavior acts somewhat like a drug with people receiving a feeling of confidence and power after acting aggressive which fades. People who are regularly agressive may need a constant fix.
Now I am still testing if moral behavior serves more of a purpose than immoral behavior in terms of internet communication, but I will post my notes here when my experiments are finished and I have a conclusion.
A few minutes after acting aggressive towards someone then you get a little bit of a high, you feel confident and happy which lasts for approximately 30 minutes til one hour. Afterwards it turns into a sense of anxiety. I do think that aggressive behavior acts somewhat like a drug with people receiving a feeling of confidence and power after acting aggressive which fades. People who are regularly agressive may need a constant fix.
Now I am still testing if moral behavior serves more of a purpose than immoral behavior in terms of internet communication, but I will post my notes here when my experiments are finished and I have a conclusion.
Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI (OP) double-posted this 9 years ago, 4 minutes later[^] [v] #741,601
I am going to do a bit more reading on the physiology of aggressive behavior and the sympathetic nervous system and if that physiology carries from behavior on the internet to the external enviroment. I can say that being agressive increased my BP for approximately 23 minutes which then decreased for 42 minutes, after that within hour intervals it decreased 3 times but otherwise remained higher than normal.
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Autism
Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI (OP) replied with this 9 years ago, 9 minutes later, 34 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #741,603
I think I have enough to conclude that simulating aggressiveness is an important skill in your reporiuar to utilize online, but due to the physiological effects I am regularly uncomfortable with simulating aggressiveness. I figure the next stage of my experiment is learning to find a balance between what would be considered to be agressive behavior and what would be deemed as passive instead of simulating the agressive behavior of others online.
Killer Lettuce? !!iNo3FkiZx joined in and replied with this 9 years ago, 29 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #741,607
This is insightful stuff. Have you thought about submitting your findings to a psychology journal?
Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI (OP) replied with this 9 years ago, 1 minute later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #741,608
@previous (Killer Lettuce? !!iNo3FkiZx)
> This is insightful stuff. Have you thought about submitting your findings to a psychology journal?
It wasn't really scientific, it was for my sake to learn how to appear more normal online. I can conclude that due to bring agressive then one of the subjects and I, Syntax are better friends than ever. I don't have enough information to conclude anything about Subject 2.
> This is insightful stuff. Have you thought about submitting your findings to a psychology journal?
It wasn't really scientific, it was for my sake to learn how to appear more normal online. I can conclude that due to bring agressive then one of the subjects and I, Syntax are better friends than ever. I don't have enough information to conclude anything about Subject 2.
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Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI (OP) double-posted this 9 years ago, 12 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #741,612
@previous (Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI)
> > This is insightful stuff. Have you thought about submitting your findings to a psychology journal?
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> It wasn't really scientific, it was for my sake to learn how to appear more normal online. I can conclude that due to bring agressive then one of the subjects and I, Syntax are better friends than ever. I don't have enough information to conclude anything about Subject 2.
Subject 2's effect on my experiment is inconclusive and I am thinking of putting my experiments on hold for an extended amount of time because I am uncertain on the effect if subject 2 or the ethicalness of my experiment on that subject. I concluded that it wouldn't do any long term mental harm on him, but due to the possibility of a negative effect on the short term then I have decided to put it in hold.
> > This is insightful stuff. Have you thought about submitting your findings to a psychology journal?
>
> It wasn't really scientific, it was for my sake to learn how to appear more normal online. I can conclude that due to bring agressive then one of the subjects and I, Syntax are better friends than ever. I don't have enough information to conclude anything about Subject 2.
Subject 2's effect on my experiment is inconclusive and I am thinking of putting my experiments on hold for an extended amount of time because I am uncertain on the effect if subject 2 or the ethicalness of my experiment on that subject. I concluded that it wouldn't do any long term mental harm on him, but due to the possibility of a negative effect on the short term then I have decided to put it in hold.
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@741,608 (Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI)
lol mc isn't a place anyone comes to be normal. So keep that in mind
lol mc isn't a place anyone comes to be normal. So keep that in mind
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@741,612 (Wildchild !NvEXY0NyQI)To further, and foremost not too put your experiment on hold, try out aggressiveness when: one the other subject asks for it; two, for the ultimate and absolutely desirable state of learning self defence in a variety of environments: three, too appraise the virtue of violence and the high moral standards that it can have when mixed with love and ethics. Four, and not the least; and it is intermixed with point one, if the form of communication is upholded this way, that is to say, if the other individual gives you respect for your violence which provides an opening to establish a temporary relationship, and by which YOU no longer put forward this integral autistic behaviour and get in line form part of the pack.