Schadenfreude

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Why Does It Feel Good To See Someone Fail?

Shensheng Wang - January 30, 2019

Schadenfreude, which literally means “harm joy” in German, is the peculiar pleasure people derive from others’ misfortune, an emotion psychologists have long studied to understand.

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