WSJ tweet promotes article claiming robot failures deliver comedy and schadenfreude.
The Wall Street Journal posted a tweet inviting viewers to watch robots run into walls or drive off piers as a way to feel better about obsolescence. The message called the footage hilarious and linked to its own article. The piece carries the headline Nothing Makes Humans Happier Right Now Than Watching Robots Fail and states that such videos supply physical comedy, schadenfreude, and a reassuring sense of superiority. An attached 23.79-second clip displays the WSJ logo and matching on-screen text.
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WSJ tweet promotes article claiming robot failures deliver comedy and schadenfreude.
The Wall Street Journal posted a tweet inviting viewers to watch robots run into walls or drive off piers as a way to feel better about obsolescence. The message called the footage hilarious and linked to its own article. The piece carries the headline Nothing Makes Humans Happier Right Now Than Watching Robots Fail and states that such videos supply physical comedy, schadenfreude, and a reassuring sense of superiority. An attached 23.79-second clip displays the WSJ logo and matching on-screen text.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJWant to feel better about your imminent obsolescence? Try watching a robot run into a wall or drive off a pier. It’s hilarious. https://on.wsj.com/4gCoEnW
The Wall Street Journal@WSJWant to feel better about your imminent obsolescence? Try watching a robot run into a wall or drive off a pier. It’s hilarious. https://on.wsj.com/4gCoEnW
