We like to call dopamine the brain’s “pleasure chemical,” but that shorthand is far too neat for what it actually does. More often, it helps train attention toward what feels salient, uncertain, and ...
We've all been there. You glance at Instagram (or your Twitter feed, or your LinkedIn feed, or Facebook, or your newspaper app). You look at the first entry and then the next, and then swipe with your ...
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Escaping the dopamine loop
What joy do you have left in your life? That is the question I often hear after telling people that I, once a columnist on ...
When it comes to dopamine, we act like kids in a candy store. But instead of overindulging, experts suggest looking for ...
We've all been there. You glance at Instagram (or your Twitter feed, or your LinkedIn feed, or Facebook, or your newspaper app). You look at the first entry and then the next, and then swipe with your ...
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