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In defense of spoiling the end of the TV show By Angela Haupt Editor, Health and Wellness Here's a confession: I love spoilers. I almost always want to know how the movie or TV show I'm watching, or the book I'm reading, ends—and for a long time, I thought it was just me. It turns out I'm far from alone. I asked psychologists, researchers, and the guy behind the most famous spoiler account on the internet to help make sense of the appeal. READ MORE Share This Story

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