Many apps are designed to stimulate dopamine release, the brain’s "reward chemical," which reinforces behaviors that feel pleasurable.
Likes, comments, messages, and news updates create a cycle of reward-seeking behavior, making it hard to stop.
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Kimiko
Startups | AI | info... • 8h
25 years of loyalty, replaced by a line in a spreadsheet.
If you think AI won’t replace you, think again.
Companies don’t reward dedication. They reward efficiency
Why do the most useful startups get ignored?
They solve real problems. They help people. They create impact. But no flashy pitch, no viral buzz, no investor interest. Why is it that the startups bringing real value often don’t get the spotlight—or t
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Mukesh Joriwal
Building solutions w... • 6d
What do you think of a SaaS product that helps to understand the employee engagement and experience? Having features like Pulse Survey, Custom Survey, Anonymous Feedback, Praising, Reward and recognition, Insights and AI driven suggestions and many m
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