Your brain on social media

Do you feel bad after using social media? There’s a reason. Not unlike addictive drugs, the rush of excitement from checking social media leaves us in a dopamine deficit state that keeps us coming back for more.
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Featuring:
Dr. Anna Lembke
Stanford University, School of Medicine Medical Director of Addiction Medicine
Author, Dopamine Deficit
Credits:
Exposure Labs - www.exposurelabs.com

[@shaunoka5232]

this is really good

[@romeopanelli2639]

Damn! That's pretty interesting.

[@granthurlburt4062]

Well fortunately, I use Facebook and my phone and Instagram to communicate and post my photos and stories and jokes. These are like convesation starters. I like it when my posts are liked, but much more I enjoy the exchange of comments, often enjoyable, and the jokes, and the information. And l like what my friends post. Except for occasional photos of ourselves, most of the time funny, they're almost always enjoyable and friendly, which is usefl in these days of isolation. I dont doubt what she says is true for millions, and it is probably why I rarely wtch anything passively but rather play solitaire or do stretches.

[@noverdeamarillo3993]

you are not special 😅.if what he says "is true for millions" it will not be less true for you. you're not different from millions XD even if you think you're special, you're not and probably your use of instagram is like everyone else's

[@bananartista]

eh

[@cacaquipue]

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