Why People Are Nicer in Person and Awful Online: Shocking Insights Revealed!
by HICHEE
1 year, Philippines 
In a recent poll, respondents weighed in on why people transform from being decent in real life to harsh critics online. Several factors emerged, each shedding light on this digital dilemma.
Topping the list was "Social Comparison," which grabbed 28% of the vote. It turns out many users feel pressured to measure up to others, sparking negative behavior. Close behind, "Online Community Culture" and "The Mask of Screen" tied, each snagging 27%. These responses suggest that internet norms and the anonymity of screens encourage cruel conduct.
"There's no real stick behind the comments," 18% of people admitted, meaning folks feel free to say things without fear of real-world consequences.
Here’s the twist: these results aren’t perfect. Human errors, like misunderstandings or biases, might have skewed responses. Some people might not fully grasp what drives their own online actions.
As the internet becomes a bigger part of our lives, understanding these motivations is crucial. If we don’t, this digital dichotomy might only deepen. Until then, the mystery of our dual personas—kind in life, cruel online—remains partially unsolved. Stay tuned for more revelations.
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