The worst place for ressentiment is on the internet. It's absolutely raging. The intensified communication factor. The more you learn of those above you, the more it hurts.
A man alone in a cave in the middle of nowhere would have no ressentiment — not the mental kind at any rate. This explains why so many people on online communities fall into delusions such as inferiority or superiority complex. How can you not when you see so many people who are objectively superior to you in almost every single way?
Success generates, not only money, but also resentment, resentment which must be somehow dealt with. In the old days, ressentiment was dealt with by brute violence, plain and simple. Slaves were envious of their masters' prosperity, and so when this envy flared up and threatened the civic order, the masters would bring out their clubs and start the beatings.
The masters LITERALLY BLED on a regular basis in order to be able to enjoy their prosperity and success. And is it any different with the modern masters, 50% or more of whose output is being regularly taken by the state to be redistributed, in one way or another, to the modern-day slaves so that they'll keep the peace?
Whether you bleed literally or figuratively, ressentiment will have its portion, and the only thing you can do about it is man the fuck up and pay up, all the while (hopefully) realizing that it is you who are responsible for its occurrence, and that that is the price you have to pay for your success.
Resources must be somehow taken from the successful and redistributed to the failures to keep the economy from coming to a standstill in waves of strikes and violent protests, and the society from exploding in all-out civil war. This is why ten kids being killed is news, but millions of kids finishing high school, winning sports championships, learning new languages, etc. is not. If reporting were really representative, even the subhuman would realize that the "bad" things are a drop in the bucket and barely even deserve to be mentioned.
But good news aggravate the subhuman's ressentiment. Who among them wants to learn of the countless privileged youths who are earning Masters and PhDs, going on skiing trips to the Alps or surfing holidays in Hawaii, etc.? It's the same psychology at bottom that sees tabloid rags running ugly pictures of celebrities to assuage the raging envy of the rabble that reads them. That is how this general impression of chaos and decline is created for a civilization which, in all the essentials, is so obviously flourishing.