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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kapil Sah
Understanding Consum... • 11d
What factors should be considered when designing a referral program?
A quick insights from research paper - "I Will Get a Reward, Too: When Disclosing the Referrer Reward Increases Referring" by Authors Minzhe Xu, Zhihao Yu, and Yanping Tu
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Kimiko
Startups | AI | info... • 21d
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
Profitable Trading comes from risk/reward manegement than accuracy
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Varun Golhani
Founder @Gamesofchar... • 7m
Elevate your skills with us
We will surely reward with unexpected.
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Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 9d
Before You Pitch Your Startup to Anyone, Ask These 2 Questions
Most founders don’t raise money because their startup is bad. They fail because they’re pitching to the wrong kind of investor.
Here’s what I mean.
There are different kinds of investo
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