outrage of the week · serial
Ask PrometheusA grievance a collective self keeps only until the next grievance comes, so none is kept for the time its repair would take.
Outrage of the week (noun) means: A grievance a collective self keeps only until the next grievance comes, so none is kept for the time its repair would take. It emerges from grievance, collective self, keep, time: Grievance needs holding to press for repair; a stream of new reports gives each one too short a window, so the self keeps reporting and never arrives at repair. In the EmergenceLexicon it sits at computed level 19, chaining down to the four foundations (space, time, energy, pattern).
ordinarily means: a controversy that briefly dominates attention before the next one replaces it
Examples
- Media critics use 'outrage of the week' for controversies that dominate coverage for a few days and are then displaced by the next. media
Emergence
- grievance without memory
- attention as the wall that ends each report
Chain to foundations
full chain as text (498 steps)
- outrage of the weekL19
- grievanceL18
- self-modelL14
- readL7
- setL9
- wallL8
- nearL2
- spaceL0
- differenceL1
- rulesL16
- lawL3
- orderL8
- regularL1
- controlL15
- patternL0
- allowL17
- keepL5
- repairL15
- collective selfL15
- keepL5
- timeL0
- nextL10
- comeL3
- noneL9
- repairL15
- takeL6
- grievanceL18
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Relations
| contrasts-with | sense-of-grievance.collective | a sense of grievance is kept across generations; the outrage of the week is replaced in days |
| contrasts-with | voter-fatigue.worn | both are wear from repetition, of keeping and of acting |