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Key points The "femcel" community is steadily gaining attention and membership. Like incels, femcels typically attribute their involuntary celibacy to their appearance. However, femcels appear to differ from incels in their emotions and coping mechanisms. Psychological differences between femcels and incels might be attributed to gender socialization. Can women be involuntarily celibate? The recen

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What led the editors of a Malaysian newspaper to publish a cartoon of Ultraman (a Japanese superhero) running away from a large wave? What thought processes led the (now former) Aflac duck guy to make not one-- but several-- tasteless jokes about the unfolding human tragedy? The sheer variability in people's reactions to the suffering of others is an unending mystery to me. I suppose it's part of

These four events, exactly 19 years apart, actually occured. They tell us a lot. In April 1993, the author/humorist Calvin Trillin arrived at the podium in a 1940-era Minneapolis library to promote his newest book, Remembering Denny. When he began to read, people started to chuckle, and they continued until he closed his book. The humorist made them laugh. Trillin was reading from his remembrance