Sara1954
If my name was Karen, I’m pretty certain I could ignore it, I wouldn’t bother to put my name in an empathy generator, if I did, I certainly wouldn’t take the result seriously.
I didn't think you could be bothered to put your name in.
It's not a 'result' as such, it's just, as the name suggests, a means of seeing how a person called Karen might feel.
This is the description from the website itself:
*A person’s own name produces a special response in the brain; take your time and notice what this is like. Imagine that the internet and mainstream media are full of examples like this, with your name. You can remind yourself that of course, they aren’t talking about you personally. Does that make it better or worse?
All quotes and images are reproduced exactly. Numbers of Likes, Shares, Views, group members, etc. are all accurate. Except where writers specify that they are speaking of “real-life Karens” etc., none of the people described or addressed here as “Karen” were actually named “Karen”.*