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Using Passive Aggressive Bait and Overreaction to Increase Engagement
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42:03 - 45:12 (03:08)

The speaker suggests that using passive aggressive bait and overreaction can help increase engagement by getting people to respond angrily. This type of baiting involves putting down a product while also making people curious about what happened.

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The best bait comes from a place of passive-aggressive haughtiness, with the intention of making people respond angrily to you.
42:03 - 42:54 (00:50)
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Online Gaming
Summary

The best bait comes from a place of passive-aggressive haughtiness, with the intention of making people respond angrily to you. Examples include stating an incorrect opinion with extreme confidence or claiming that the people you meet in online games are not actually your friends.

Chapter
Using Passive Aggressive Bait and Overreaction to Increase Engagement
Episode
The Bait Debate
Podcast
Distractible
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the poor writing and gameplay of the horror game Five Nights at Freddy's, which originated as one game and turned into a franchise.
42:54 - 45:12 (02:17)
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Five Nights at Freddy's
Summary

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the poor writing and gameplay of the horror game Five Nights at Freddy's, which originated as one game and turned into a franchise. The hosts also attribute the game's popularity to the rise of Let's Player content on platforms like YouTube.

Chapter
Using Passive Aggressive Bait and Overreaction to Increase Engagement
Episode
The Bait Debate
Podcast
Distractible