Making a scene in the walk and talk society is very very much looked down upon by most people, on line society, this is the norm, it is part and parcel of the look at me syndrome. A cry for attention they can not use in the walking society.

And it is encouraged as it drives attention for a site and increases Time on Site (ToS) metrics.

I have noticed however over the last couple of years of there being some bleed over from the sitting typing society of the internet. People in general are seeming to become more tense, more angry, yet at the same time, I have also noticed over the last couple of years that on-line is becoming a little bit more polite.

I think it would be interesting to track the instances of road rage in relationship to the expansion of social media and the internet in general,

I have also noticed over the last couple of years that on-line is becoming a little bit more polite.

You spend too long on Steem :D

I think soon the sociologist will be having a lot of fun trying to figure out where current society became bi-polar, while the psychologist and psychiatrist just sit back laughing their asses off.

I think most already know, and the behavioral economists know precisely.

I tend not to look to closely at my bad reaction and still prefer to wear the rose colored glasses verse the ones with hypnotic swirls and flashing lights.

I don't think you are alone. :)