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How TikTok-Style Videos Keep Human Brains Hooked on Content

Tempo.co English·Jun 22

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How TikTok-style videos keep human brains hooked on content

Ever wonder why you can’t stop doomscrolling? 📱 New research suggests that TikTok-style platforms aren't just entertaining but engineered to exploit the brain's reward system. Full story in the link in the comments section.

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