dopamine rushes
09/27/2018 / By Lance D Johnson
Technology and social media are feeding addictive behaviors and mental illness in society
Smart phones and tablets have become a cancerous growth in our lives – never leaving us, feeding off our essence, and sucking away our attention, life, and energy. Social media is like an aggressive form of brain cancer, attaching to our mind, addicting us to cheap dopamine rushes, replacing human interaction with a digital façade […]
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