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an opponent's suffering triggers a spontaneous smile

New research reveals that people spontaneously smile when watching an aggressive rival suffer. This physical sign of dark satisfaction occurs even when an impartial computer administers the punishment, proving that witnessing karma in action feels inherently rewarding.

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