 The newspaper is going to tell you about all the lying, cheating, stealing, and killing in the world. And that's what people are mainly going to read about. They're not going to flip to the next page and check, I don't know, the forecast. That's the first phenomena. The second is what's called the fading affect bias, which is where the negativity of negative memories fades faster than the positivity of positive memories. So if you ask people to keep track of things that happen to them and rate how good or bad each one is, the bad memories lose their badness faster.