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>Doesn't seem to curb demand though. Because its an addictive product. See also: gambling.
by VectorLock 5mo ago
>Doesn't seem to curb demand though.
Because its an addictive product. See also: gambling.
- sigmoid10 5mo agoThat's literally the content of this discussion? Or did you want to say something else?
- VectorLock 5mo agoIs that what you meant by "dopamine households?"
- sigmoid10 5mo agoWhat did you think this means? It's not like this is a riddle or a metaphor.
- VectorLock 5mo agoIf its not a riddle or a metaphor, what is a "dopamine household" then?
- sigmoid10 5mo agoAgain, what do you think it is? I don't see anything it could be besides what was written. You could call it endocrine imbalance or disrupted hormone household if you wanted to be less precise and skirt around the actual biological problem, but it still doesn't change anything.
- VectorLock 5mo ago>Again, what do you think it is? I don't know what it is, thats why I asked. Is the assertion that you're trying to make that drugs and gambling being addictive is a result of hormone imbalance in the addicts, rather than the addictive nature of those things?
- sigmoid10 5mo ago[dead]