Public Shame, Private Pain

Nathaniel Hawthorne was an insightful writer of that era and his work focused on sin and hypocrisy. He was the grandson of John Hawthorn, born in Salem, Massachusetts in 1804, and served as a judge at the Salem Witch trial in the 17th century. At the age of four, my father died of yellow fever and my mother was taking care of Nataniel and the two sisters. His mother was saddened by the loss of his father, so Hawthorne had a lifelong sorrow (Diorio) in his life.

You have been humiliated publicly as you have just completed a fascinating new book by Jon Ronson. For those matured in the social media era (Facebook has started my first grader in my college), this book is not interesting, but the humiliation of the public quietly in America 's heart through Twitter and other social sharing platforms It reenters. . The shame of the world has exacerbated American politics. There may not be other industries including celebrity's pop culture - humiliation exists at such a general level. In fact, it is the main strategy for the victory campaign of the 21st century. We chose all the words and the officials we chose (they are 100% human, I will not forget) Each failure will make them humiliate and weaken their ability to win.

Shame is the main cause of human anxiety. Not only bad feelings and stupidity but also small but absurd is included, so the sense of shame is particularly painful. The shame of the masses is the worst - it may be intolerable that we want to impress the suffering, or worse, being humiliated in front of our colleagues. We can not imagine that the eggs are looking like Mr. Harvey and showing the incompetency to the masses. We just imagine that we will die at that time, or at least we hope that we are dead.