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What's the most unique thing on Medial? To frame it differently, what's the one dopamine hit Medial gives that makes you keep coming back here? For us it will be getting actual thoughtful replies about Business Posts. We crave it. On that note St

From 437 to 600+ followers within a day ⚡️🎉 Post 🦈 Tank effect is crazy ! People engaging with the posts I've created, Every like, Every Comment, Every Dm, Every follow gives a hit of dopamine As I say always, Medial has given me a social me

Let’s be honest — being “busy” is your favorite addiction. And the worst part? It makes you feel productive while quietly wrecking your business. I get it. I’ve been there. That dopamine hit from ticking off 20 small, meaningless tasks. Jumping on

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

"Why don’t we have a pause button in our hand already?" Every time I’m watching a podcast or video and hit a powerful point, I want to pause instantly and write it down. But the whole process—grabbing the phone, tapping pause, switching apps—breaks

AI in 2025 isn’t sci-fi anymore, it’s infrastructure. 🚨 Just finished reading Stanford’s AI Index Report 2025 and honestly… it’s a lot to digest. But a few things hit hard: 💰 We’re in a full-blown investment frenzy Global AI investment hit $252B

There’s something magical about coding with AI. And something dangerous too. At first, it feels like a secret weapon. Code writes itself. Bugs vanish in minutes. Ideas become features at lightning speed. But then—something shifts. You start trusti

Tried Bike Taxi for the First Time — Here's What Happened So today I finally decided to try out a bike taxi for a quick commute. I wanted to see which app gives the best overall experience — Uber, Rapido, or Ola. And here's how that little adventure

“Build something useful. Not something big.” Just finished reading Anything You Want by Derek Sivers—and it’s a solid read. No motivational fluff. Just clean, straight-up stories from someone who actually built something real (CD Baby), made millio

You don’t need another productivity app. You just need to use WhatsApp properly. Most people open WhatsApp 20 times a day. But barely use its actual features. It's like having a Swiss Army knife and only using the bottle opener. Let me show you two