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John Thrasher

Pittsburgh
As seen in: Shaken and Disturbed, Medium, The Washington Post, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, Miami Herald, The Orange County Register, Los Angeles Daily News, Oxygen, Press-Telegram, The Sun (San Bernardino, CA) and
I like to talk about true crime. Social media comms strategist. Digital producer. 🎙️: Shaken and Disturbed w/ @CarpeDaryn Opinions strictly my own.
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Rethinking the moral-conventional divide: experimental evidence for consensus-driven judgments

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By Erik O. Kimbrough, John Thrasher
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT A commonly held view is that moral judgments should not change based on what other people think. In moral philosophy, Social Domain Theory presents a version of this view: it defines as moral those judgments that are insensitive to the presence/absence of consensus. We designed two studies to measure the consensus-sensitivity of moral judgments (N = 731).
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The Dark Side of Instagram: The Tragic Tale of Khadija O and The Doppelganger Murder

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By John Thrasher
| Medium
Since its inception in 2010, Instagram has soared to unparalleled heights, boasting over 3.8 billion downloads worldwide. This social media platform has become a hub for various activities, from connecting with friends to showcasing talents and even launching businesses. However, beneath the surface lies a perilous realm where deception can have devastating consequences, as exemplified by the harrowing story of Khadija O.
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The Long Road to Justice: The Case of Carolyn Muncey

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By John Thrasher
| Medium
In the quiet town of Luttrell, Tennessee, a tragedy unfolded on July 13th, 1985, that would haunt the community for decades. The disappearance of Carolyn Muncey, a young mother of two, shook the small town to its core and set off a chain of events that would lead to one of the most compelling legal battles in the state’s history. At the time of her disappearance, Carolyn Muncey was a devoted wife and mother, living a seemingly ordinary life with her husband, Hubert, and their two children.
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