You are onto something but then again your line of reasoning here is not very strong. You can pick up any alternative emotion that you proposed instead, but if you combine it with helplessness it becomes useless. Here we are talking about pure anger, rage that is directed and objective base -- there is no helplessness. Those that add helplessness to their anger, of frustration or whatever are part of a different group. Sweet irony, I guess folks consider divorce part of good karma too these days.   You kind of contradicted yourself with the example. You can't talk about the widespread availability of money making opportunities and then bring in a niche market as an example, it is by definition limited and not that many people can make serious money off of it. You can see something similar with freelancing websites which were a huge money making opportunity until they got flooded with 3rd world incompetent idiots that do low quality work for low pay, and AI work. Now they are very crowded and it is much harder to build a repertoire of clients for those that try this thing. New opportunities always exist, they are a sign of changing times -- but that does not mean that the situation is good. Overall, the economic situation right now is much worse than it has been in a very long time. Those that are not angry are either depressed or deeply addicted to the system from what I can observe. Basically what they believe to be their own sovereign decision making, is just a coping addiction to distract themselves from the situation. Nobody sane would spend precious lifetime scrolling useless feeds or playing games continuously. I have even read of cases where Gen Z take stimulative drugs to play video games, not competitively nor for money, for longer. They have fallen really far down.
You are onto something but then again your line of reasoning here is not very strong. You can pick up any alternative emotion that you proposed instead, but if you combine it with helplessness it becomes useless. Here we are talking about pure anger, rage that is directed and objective base -- there is no helplessness. Those that add helplessness to their anger, of frustration or whatever are part of a different group. Sweet irony, I guess folks consider divorce part of good karma too these days.   You kind of contradicted yourself with the example. You can't talk about the widespread availability of money making opportunities and then bring in a niche market as an example, it is by definition limited and not that many people can make serious money off of it. You can see something similar with freelancing websites which were a huge money making opportunity until they got flooded with 3rd world incompetent idiots that do low quality work for low pay, and AI work. Now they are very crowded and it is much harder to build a repertoire of clients for those that try this thing. New opportunities always exist, they are a sign of changing times -- but that does not mean that the situation is good. Overall, the economic situation right now is much worse than it has been in a very long time. Those that are not angry are either depressed or deeply addicted to the system from what I can observe. Basically what they believe to be their own sovereign decision making, is just a coping addiction to distract themselves from the situation. Nobody sane would spend precious lifetime scrolling useless feeds or playing games continuously. I have even read of cases where Gen Z take stimulative drugs to play video games, not competitively nor for money, for longer. They have fallen really far down.

You are onto something but then again your line of reasoning here is not very strong. You can pick up any alternative emotion that you proposed instead, but if you combine it with helplessness it becomes useless. Here we are talking about pure anger, rage that is directed and objective base -- there is no helplessness. Those that add helplessness to their anger, of frustration or whatever are part of a different group. Sweet irony, I guess folks consider divorce part of good karma too these days.   You kind of contradicted yourself with the example. You can't talk about the widespread availability of money making opportunities and then bring in a niche market as an example, it is by definition limited and not that many people can make serious money off of it. You can see something similar with freelancing websites which were a huge money making opportunity until they got flooded with 3rd world incompetent idiots that do low quality work for low pay, and AI work. Now they are very crowded and it is much harder to build a repertoire of clients for those that try this thing. New opportunities always exist, they are a sign of changing times -- but that does not mean that the situation is good. Overall, the economic situation right now is much worse than it has been in a very long time. Those that are not angry are either depressed or deeply addicted to the system from what I can observe. Basically what they believe to be their own sovereign decision making, is just a coping addiction to distract themselves from the situation. Nobody sane would spend precious lifetime scrolling useless feeds or playing games continuously. I have even read of cases where Gen Z take stimulative drugs to play video games, not competitively nor for money, for longer. They have fallen really far down.

You are onto something but then again your line of reasoning here is not very strong. You can pick up any alternative emotion that you proposed instead, but if you combine it with helplessness it becomes useless. Here we are talking about pure anger, rage that is directed and objective base -- there is no helplessness. Those that add helplessness to their anger, of frustration or whatever are part of a different group. Sweet irony, I guess folks consider divorce part of good karma too these days.   You kind of contradicted yourself with the example. You can't talk about the widespread availability of money making opportunities and then bring in a niche market as an example, it is by definition limited and not that many people can make serious money off of it. You can see something similar with freelancing websites which were a huge money making opportunity until they got flooded with 3rd world incompetent idiots that do low quality work for low pay, and AI work. Now they are very crowded and it is much harder to build a repertoire of clients for those that try this thing. New opportunities always exist, they are a sign of changing times -- but that does not mean that the situation is good. Overall, the economic situation right now is much worse than it has been in a very long time. Those that are not angry are either depressed or deeply addicted to the system from what I can observe. Basically what they believe to be their own sovereign decision making, is just a coping addiction to distract themselves from the situation. Nobody sane would spend precious lifetime scrolling useless feeds or playing games continuously. I have even read of cases where Gen Z take stimulative drugs to play video games, not competitively nor for money, for longer. They have fallen really far down.