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The excitement of the moment

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The article argues that current excitement stems from a combination of media availability and human demand for conflict and judgment. It highlights the tension between the 'excitement of the moment' and the underlying human need for indignity and confrontation, suggesting these factors drive the current cultural climate.

Key points

• The article posits that excitement exists due to a dual cause: the presence of media offers and a human desire for indignity, conflict, and judgment.
• The text explicitly states that the excitement is not solely driven by the availability of media but is also fueled by a specific human need for confrontation and judgment.

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