Hacker News with Generative AI: Emotions

There's no emotion we ought to think harder about than anger (aeon.co)
There’s no emotion we ought to think harder and more clearly about than anger. Anger greets most of us every day – in our personal relationships, in the workplace, on the highway, on airline trips – and, often, in our political lives as well. Anger is both poisonous and popular.
Ancient texts reveal how Mesopotamians experienced emotions in their bodies (phys.org)
From feeling heavy-hearted to having butterflies in your stomach, it seems inherent to the human condition that we feel emotions in our bodies, not just in our brains. But have we always felt––or at least expressed––these feelings in the same way?
The opponent-process theory of emotion (2010) (gettingstronger.org)
There is a remarkable psychological theory that explains the paradox of why so often our pleasures turn into problematic addictions and, conversely, why our stressful experiences frequently lead to sustained good feelings and even happiness.
Map of the World's Emotional Temperature (gallup.com)
Things I said as a manager part 2: Hiring is emotional (reactiverobot.com)
Moshi: A voice AI that can display emotions (twitter.com)
Anger Does a Lot More Damage to Your Body Than You Realize (wsj.com)