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--- name: anger slug: anger type: emotional state status: running version: 4.2.1 released: "~200,000 BCE" maintainer: amygdala dependencies: - perceived threat - unmet expectation - injustice (real or imagined) - sufficient cortisol license: GPL (Generally Primal License) tags: - emotion - survival - social - fire - not recommended for emails ---
A full-body alert system triggered when something that matters to you has been violated, blocked, or disrespected. Often mistaken for the problem. Usually a symptom of pain.
The whole process takes approximately 90 seconds to biochemically complete. Everything after that is a choice the user is making, whether they know it or not.
ERR_001 displacement // assigned to wrong target
ERR_002 suppression_overflow // no output, internal pressure rising
ERR_003 identity_merge // user has become the anger, not the user
ERR_004 righteous_loop // too correct to stop, unable to stop
ERR_005 hairpin_trigger // threshold eroded by fatigue or hunger
"I wasn't angry. I was just being honest." — user exhibiting ERR_001 and ERR_003 simultaneously
# recommended settings
expression_mode: direct_and_bounded
target_verification: enabled
delay_before_send: 900s # 15 minutes minimum for emails
physical_release: enabled
rumination_limit: 3 # loops before forced interrupt
Default install ships with rumination_limit: unlimited. Most users never change this.
Is anger bad? No. It is loud, which is different.
Should I express it? The question is how, not whether. Unexpressed anger does not disappear. It gets creative.
When does it become a problem? When it stops being information and starts being identity.