New finding...its true too!

swingbuster1,000+ posts

I read or heard on the news about a new mental health study that found that immense pleasure was derived from telling someone else they were wrong and explaining why. I immediately thought about baseball discussion boards.

Do we share our info as a support group or get our jollies by telling someone else they are wrong. Hope I haven't spoiled this for everyone.

Whatever..I have learned a lot ...and glad I am that study was not about me

9/1/046:12 PM

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CADad5,000+ posts

Swingbuster,
You're wrong. The study was about you. Boy, that gave me immense pleasure.

Seriously,
Probably a little of both.

9/1/047:26 PM

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swingbuster1,000+ posts

CADad
I did laugh out loud ...pretty good man!

9/1/048:26 PM

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