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ericnguyen53
Eric Nguyen :
Mùa 2 có cha cái dẹp luôn mấy năm đó cha
2026-10-30 14:32:35
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tnh.tmm
Tịnh Tâmm :
Team Mùa 1, mùa 3 và mùa 4 🥰🥰
2026-10-30 11:54:19
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consoisunrang
Consoisunrang :
Chắc chắn thiệt, chắc chắn k coi 1 tập nào mùa 2 🤣🤣
2026-10-30 14:22:59
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bitngan.fw1
bạn gái cũ. :
ê hồi đó t còn kh coi mùa 2 tập nào ấy^^
2026-10-30 12:00:44
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timeoo_05
𝙋𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬౨ৎ :
Dạ vân ạ , mùa hai có ông thì là mùa flop nhất đấy ạ ^^
2026-10-30 14:04:16
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utthi190520
thi thi :
mùa 1 vẫn là cái gì đó rất đặc biệt khỏi phải nói,, m3.4 thì bùng nổ, m2...
2026-10-30 14:13:50
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kmh46_
Văn Khang :
T hong coi mùa 2 á :))
2026-10-30 14:36:06
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bm.bm1481
Bìm Bỉm :
ảnh tự tin
2026-10-30 11:54:09
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cu.n.tht.heo
banana🍌🍌 :
mùa 1 peak vãi tới mùa 4 vs 3
2026-10-30 14:10:22
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lovejolibiethomngol
xi nhan trái rẽ phải😡 :
t kh có chút kí uc nao mua 2 luon🥰
2026-10-30 14:45:16
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ntnu_emdanghochihi
Con Ngựa SLoay 🥵😚 :
Nói thật là mùa 2 hổng có coiii lun á 🥰
2026-10-30 14:41:27
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itzmesln
Selena ♌️🦁 :
T còn ko bik nó có mùa 2 [Laugh approved][Laugh approved][Laugh approved][Laugh approved]
2026-10-30 13:54:31
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ph.thooo8
Winaz - bậc nhất giải trí :
Sao mọi người kiếm đc hay nhỉ
2026-10-30 13:01:30
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matarozz
Haione💫✨ :
Em không coi running man Việt Nam nhưng em xem Running Man khác😭
2026-10-30 12:00:06
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yennhi09ne6
Yennhiday :
Yếu tố ko thể thiếu là HAI THÀNH nhenn❤️
2026-10-30 14:54:31
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ktchi2004
KIM CHI Củ Kiệu :
Giá trị
2026-10-30 11:57:23
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boyoungpark605
BoyoungPark :
Mùa 2 t xem mỗi tập có a Kim Jung Kook! Còn lại ko xem😂
2026-10-30 14:53:23
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cham_nho_000
☘️ Chạm nhỏ ☘️ :
cái đợt đó xong mùa 1 mình mới nói quái nào cái chương trình này họ lm có 1 mùa vậy thôi hả ta 🤣🤣🤣 xong cái đến mùa 3 và 4 nè.
2026-10-30 14:41:56
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ngonngn.22.11
AU88 Săn code tân thủ :
Running man bayh ngày càng thành công
2026-10-30 14:26:54
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khenlinne
hũ tiếu :
tính ra mùa 2 nhìu game vui mà có ổng nên drop😅
2026-10-30 14:42:41
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doideodep.008
Anh đã khác😛 :
🤣🤣🤣
2026-10-30 12:05:53
1
myduyen181199
DinDin :
Tui biết đến rungning man do mùa 3 :))) ngại quá
2026-10-30 15:58:25
1
annhien2506
Công chúa đang mệt 🤧 :
Có thể nói mùa 2 nhờ có giá trị con ng như anh mà âm luôn than điểm 10
2026-10-30 14:28:41
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emy.hongy
EMY :
T tưởng đâu có mùa 1 r tới mùa 3 không hề nghĩ có mùa 2
2026-10-30 15:34:58
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vanhle_s1
Viet Anh :
bỏ nguyên cái mùa 2 luôn mấ
2026-10-30 14:26:55
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Moral grandstanding is like virtue signalling, but on steroids. It's when somebody in the group chat says something decent and somebody else feels the need to outdo their decency. It's like the virtue signalling Olympics. In their book Grandstanding, the philosophers Justin Tosi and Brandon Warmke argued that grandstanding is when you use moral talk to establish some kind of higher status. It's when a person says the right things about justice, or kindness, or outrage, not because they feel that way, but because they want to be seen as somebody who feels that way. Tosi and Warmke identify lots of different kinds of grandstanding. For example, there is piling on, where everybody repeats the condemnation of somebody to be left out. 'You hate Nathan.' 'Oh, so do I. Total scumbag. Scumbag Nathan, I call him.' And then there's ramping up, where each person has to be slightly more outraged than the last person. 'I'm not going to talk to Nathan.' 'I hate Nathan. I'm going to smash Nathan's car.' And then there's trumping up, and it's where you invent a moral problem and then respond to that. You say something like, 'I heard that Nathan tortures cats.' 'Oh, that's so Nathan. I can't believe that Nathan does that to cats.' Tosi and Warmke worry that grandstanding cheapens moral talk because once we suspect that somebody is shopping for status, we stop listening to what they are saying, and we stop engaging critically with ethics and our own values. And so there is something that we can all check in this. If we're saying something good or bad about another person, do we actually mean that, or are we just saying something to look good?

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