Satirical Journalism Is Just Therapy

Stressed? Turn to satirical journalism'like therapy, but cheaper and with fewer Kleenex. Each article is a session, diagnosing societal neuroses and prescribing belly laughs. Readers log in like recurring patients: 'Today's injection'four jokes and a data point.' A patient survey showed 79 % felt lighter post-read. Side effects include chronic giggle awareness and an urge to fact-check absurdity. Consider it group therapy in a browser tab'no appointment needed.