Tullamore Murder, The Video and Coimisiún na Meán

[Open_Window]

Tullarmore Murder:

• 16 year old boy allegedly live streams brutal murder of a 40
• Immediate call by Garda and press to not watch remove
• Similar sentiment expressed on line to not watch
• Bot (type) accounts appear to promote full on various platforms.
• Innovation of Coimisiún na Meán mentioned in media as a mean to have it removed.

https://twitter.com/TheLiberal_ie/status/1707993808611291439

https://twitter.com/DaytrippingRed/status/1707814352017867222

[Lenuvio]

Any indications on the provenance of the perpetrator?

[Open_Window]

Perhaps those who have seen the video have a clue or with those local knowledge.

[BlameGame]

You’ve heard of “Long Covid”…but did you just see a victim of Long Lockdown"?

@BlameGame

They’re careful to blame the pandemic, rather than the public health response to the pandemic.

Why young people are now moodier since the Covid pandemic

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However, extraversion, openness, agreeableness and conscientiousness all declined when 2021-22 data was compared with people’s personalities pre-pandemic.

The changes were equivalent to how a person’s personality changes normally over a 10-year period, said the researchers.

Younger adults showed increased neuroticism and decreased agreeableness and conscientiousness, while the oldest group of adults showed no statistically significant changes in traits.

The authors concluded that if these changes last, it suggests that population-wide stressful events can slightly bend the trajectory of personality development, especially in younger adults.

“There was limited personality change early in the pandemic but striking changes starting in 2021,” said the authors.

“Of most note, the personality of young adults changed the most, with marked increases in neuroticism and declines in agreeableness and conscientiousness. That is, younger adults became moodier and more prone to stress, less cooperative and trusting, and less restrained and responsible.”