Tag psychological effects of news

Watercolor-style illustration of a tired older man leaning over a table next to a vintage radio. Large white text on the left reads: “Up north, we never had bad weather until we got the radio and heard how damn good the weather was down south.” The image uses warm orange and dark blue tones to create a nostalgic and humorous atmosphere.

Why the World Feels More Dangerous Than Before

Why does the world feel more chaotic, stressful, and dangerous than it used to? This article explores how constant news updates, social media, climate anxiety, and information overload shape our perception of reality. Inspired by a famous quote from Norwegian comedian Arthur Arntzen, it reflects on whether the world has truly become worse, or if we are simply exposed to more of it than ever before.