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.
The Dark Side of Scrolling: How It Affects Your Brain and Leads to 'Brain Rot'.
1. **Dopamine Overload**: Scrolling activates the brain’s reward system, releasing dopamine, the feel-good chemical. Each new post gives a small hit, making it hard to
🧠 A Swiss company, FinalSpark, has created a computer architecture from human brain material — and rents it out on the "Neuroplatform" for $500 per month.
A piece of brain, 0.5 mm wide, is connected to eight electrodes that stimulate neurons and li
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Rishabh Raj Pathak
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The visionary behind short-form video content expertly tapped into human psychology, creating an experience that's dangerously addictive.
1. Dopamine Feedback Loop: Watching reels triggers dopamine, the "feel-good" neurotransmitter. The unpredictabi
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How to Create a Customer Loyalty Program That Actually Works
Everyone wants loyal customers (just like gf), but most loyalty programs fail because they focus on discounts rather than value.
Here’s how to build a program that keeps them coming back
