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Money Dopamine

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10,798 次观看 • 8 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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i'm back, bitches. made over $100k on $HMM. how do i feel? better than ever. i love how crypto and memecoins keep rewarding you with both dopamine and money.

i'm back, bitches. made over $100k on $HMM. how do i feel? better than ever. i love how crypto and memecoins keep rewarding you with both dopamine and money.

Mei-Lin 美玲 ♡

32,769 次观看 • 1 个月前

bro, we both know that your money buys you dopamine and nothing else. you don't have a choice. you just need to hit the button. honesty feels better. PRESS IT and feel better.

bro, we both know that your money buys you dopamine and nothing else. you don't have a choice. you just need to hit the button. honesty feels better. PRESS IT and feel better.

The Bingebate Enforcer

26,587 次观看 • 7 个月前

im addicted to buying digital games on steam and the summer sale is not helping so i made a website that gives me the same dopamine of buying games without spending actual money

im addicted to buying digital games on steam and the summer sale is not helping so i made a website that gives me the same dopamine of buying games without spending actual money

mike wing

3,253,316 次观看 • 2 个月前

Listen closely to Yaya Toure. You guys don’t understand the crazy dopamine in Sports. You’d think after the long stressful career, they would want to rest. It’s a magnet, it’s calling you back. Imagine with all his money, he feels empty without the game

Listen closely to Yaya Toure. You guys don’t understand the crazy dopamine in Sports. You’d think after the long stressful career, they would want to rest. It’s a magnet, it’s calling you back. Imagine with all his money, he feels empty without the game

TobyWrites

50,213 次观看 • 3 个月前

For like 95% of people trading full time, it’s miserable - me included The money you make and freedom you have doesn’t translate to some proportional dopamine drip constantly feeding you 10% of the time you turbo print, the other 90% you just survive

For like 95% of people trading full time, it’s miserable - me included The money you make and freedom you have doesn’t translate to some proportional dopamine drip constantly feeding you 10% of the time you turbo print, the other 90% you just survive

gainzy

166,796 次观看 • 8 个月前

Gutfeld: I am tired of Harry Enten. Every day, it’s a shock poll. One provides dopamine for Jessica, the next day a shower of serotonin for Jesse. Meanwhile, Harry Enten is like going to bed on a pile of money. It’s a scam.

Gutfeld: I am tired of Harry Enten. Every day, it’s a shock poll. One provides dopamine for Jessica, the next day a shower of serotonin for Jesse. Meanwhile, Harry Enten is like going to bed on a pile of money. It’s a scam.

Acyn

54,775 次观看 • 3 个月前

[SMTM12/9회 예고] ‘KC에서 나가’ 도파민 MAX 〈팀 디스 미션〉 ▶️ Mnet X TVING 공동 제작 프로젝트 〈쇼미더머니12〉 매주 목요일 밤 9시 20분 𝗠𝗻𝗲𝘁 본방송 == [EP.09/TRAILER] ‘Get out of KC’ Dopamine MAX 〈Team Diss Mission〉 ▶️ Mnet X TVING 〈SHOW ME THE MONEY 12〉 Every Thursday 9:20PM (KST) 𝗠𝗻𝗲𝘁 On Air #쇼미더머니12 #SMTM12 #SHOWMETHEMONEY12 #엠넷 #Mnet #티빙 #TVING #Mnet_TVING_공동제작프로젝트

[SMTM12/9회 예고] ‘KC에서 나가’ 도파민 MAX 〈팀 디스 미션〉 ▶️ Mnet X TVING 공동 제작 프로젝트 〈쇼미더머니12〉 매주 목요일 밤 9시 20분 𝗠𝗻𝗲𝘁 본방송 == [EP.09/TRAILER] ‘Get out of KC’ Dopamine MAX 〈Team Diss Mission〉 ▶️ Mnet X TVING 〈SHOW ME THE MONEY 12〉 Every Thursday 9:20PM (KST) 𝗠𝗻𝗲𝘁 On Air #쇼미더머니12 #SMTM12 #SHOWMETHEMONEY12 #엠넷 #Mnet #티빙 #TVING #Mnet_TVING_공동제작프로젝트

쇼미더머니12

31,267 次观看 • 6 个月前

A new fan-made project lets Steam users enjoy the Summer Sale excitement without spending real money. Developer Mike Wing created Steam Summer Sale Simulator after joking that he spent too much time buying games during Steam sales, “I’m addicted to buying digital games on Steam and the Summer Sale isn’t helping, so I made a website that gives the same dopamine hit of buying games without spending actual money.” The website recreates many Steam features: >Users can fill a virtual game library, unlock achievements, earn XP to level up their profile, collect trading cards and badges, trade items on a fake Community Market, and open Counter-Strike-style cases. Every game, item, and reward is fictional, and no real money is used.

Pirat_Nation 🔴

282,767 次观看 • 2 个月前

Goat Gaming P2A Season 2 is here! The focus is on Telegram, and if you like a dopamine hit, you'll go crazy with the Spin the Wheel. You can win a lot of prizes for free, and the more you spin, the better your chances of getting great rewards Also, get ready for weekly raffles with big money prizes Feeling unlucky? No worries big bonuses await when you invite your friends to play! Join now:

Goat Gaming P2A Season 2 is here! The focus is on Telegram, and if you like a dopamine hit, you'll go crazy with the Spin the Wheel. You can win a lot of prizes for free, and the more you spin, the better your chances of getting great rewards Also, get ready for weekly raffles with big money prizes Feeling unlucky? No worries big bonuses await when you invite your friends to play! Join now:

Matheus Celtic

92,430 次观看 • 2 年前

JJ Redick when asked what he liked most about playing on the road in the playoffs... "Just the feeling you get of people hating you and yelling at you. And then the opportunity to silence them but also kind of ruin their day -- they paid all that money, they wore their t-shirt, grabbed their towel... You gotta really embrace it. And if you embrace it, whatever dopamine hit you could ever want in your life, you get it."

JJ Redick when asked what he liked most about playing on the road in the playoffs... "Just the feeling you get of people hating you and yelling at you. And then the opportunity to silence them but also kind of ruin their day -- they paid all that money, they wore their t-shirt, grabbed their towel... You gotta really embrace it. And if you embrace it, whatever dopamine hit you could ever want in your life, you get it."

Dane Moore

68,290 次观看 • 1 年前

'These companies have features that they have built into their apps. These features are ones that are specifically designed to get into a preteen or a teen brain and give dopamine hits in such a way that they become as addictive as cigarettes, as opiates, as any addiction may be. The companies did this, and they did this for money. That's our allegation.' Mark Lanier, who is representing a 19-year-old suing Meta and YouTube, explains why he is bringing this case against social media companies. The companies deny the allegations.

'These companies have features that they have built into their apps. These features are ones that are specifically designed to get into a preteen or a teen brain and give dopamine hits in such a way that they become as addictive as cigarettes, as opiates, as any addiction may be. The companies did this, and they did this for money. That's our allegation.' Mark Lanier, who is representing a 19-year-old suing Meta and YouTube, explains why he is bringing this case against social media companies. The companies deny the allegations.

The Lead CNN

21,478 次观看 • 7 个月前

I promise you, your paywall is leaving money on the table. Look at how hard Yazio fight for the conversion: 1. Hyper-specific goal date 2. Immediate social proof 3. Aggressive decoy pricing But the genius part happens if you try to exit: they intercept you with a game. ❌ You click close. 🎡 A roulette wheel appears. 📉 First spin: You win a boring 5% off. 🔥 Second spin: You hit the "75% OFF FOREVER" jackpot. By making the user "work" for the final One-Time Offer, they completely override logical price objections with a massive dopamine spike. Insane conversion mechanics.

I promise you, your paywall is leaving money on the table. Look at how hard Yazio fight for the conversion: 1. Hyper-specific goal date 2. Immediate social proof 3. Aggressive decoy pricing But the genius part happens if you try to exit: they intercept you with a game. ❌ You click close. 🎡 A roulette wheel appears. 📉 First spin: You win a boring 5% off. 🔥 Second spin: You hit the "75% OFF FOREVER" jackpot. By making the user "work" for the final One-Time Offer, they completely override logical price objections with a massive dopamine spike. Insane conversion mechanics.

Siro

13,810 次观看 • 2 个月前

Minh explains why you should take a break from trading after a big win “If I’m up a boatload now, I take like six months off and I don’t play, that’s the key” “If you keep playing, you’ll lose. I wish that when I made $750,000 last year I stopped playing and didn’t try to get to $1,000,000. Went to Japan for 2 months, New York for another 2 months… that’s only what maybe $150,000? I would’ve saved like $600,000” “Sometimes doing stupid stuff that allows you to feed your dopamine and do really fun experiences and it may be expensive… that might save you a lot of money”

Minh explains why you should take a break from trading after a big win “If I’m up a boatload now, I take like six months off and I don’t play, that’s the key” “If you keep playing, you’ll lose. I wish that when I made $750,000 last year I stopped playing and didn’t try to get to $1,000,000. Went to Japan for 2 months, New York for another 2 months… that’s only what maybe $150,000? I would’ve saved like $600,000” “Sometimes doing stupid stuff that allows you to feed your dopamine and do really fun experiences and it may be expensive… that might save you a lot of money”

Jack

215,987 次观看 • 4 个月前

Success doesn’t truly make us happier. Why? Our neurobiology is wired for progress, not arrival. The dopamine system rewards the pursuit. Once a goal is reached, the brain resets and the target moves. It’s what Dr. Arthur Brooks calls the “striver’s curse.” You work relentlessly toward a goal believing it will bring lasting satisfaction, but when you get there, the feeling fades quickly. The trap is thinking the answer is more (more success, money, weight loss, etc). A better framework: Satisfaction = what you have ÷ what you want. Most people try to increase the numerator. But the more powerful lever is reducing the denominator (wanting less).

Success doesn’t truly make us happier. Why? Our neurobiology is wired for progress, not arrival. The dopamine system rewards the pursuit. Once a goal is reached, the brain resets and the target moves. It’s what Dr. Arthur Brooks calls the “striver’s curse.” You work relentlessly toward a goal believing it will bring lasting satisfaction, but when you get there, the feeling fades quickly. The trap is thinking the answer is more (more success, money, weight loss, etc). A better framework: Satisfaction = what you have ÷ what you want. Most people try to increase the numerator. But the more powerful lever is reducing the denominator (wanting less).

Dr. Rhonda Patrick

271,147 次观看 • 5 个月前

MINHxDYNASTY reveals the biggest lesson he's learned roundtripping $750,000 gambling "As long as you keep playing, the house will always win. And you just have to know that. Now, if I'm up a boatload, I'll take six months off and don't play. That's the key. You can beat the house, but if you keep playing you'll lose." "I won $750,000 last year and I should have stopped playing. Should have fucked off to Japan for two months then New York for two months. That's only say $150,000. I would have saved $600,000." "Sometimes doing stupid stuff that feeds your dopamine and lets you have really fun experiences, even if it's expensive, that might save you a lot of money."

MINHxDYNASTY reveals the biggest lesson he's learned roundtripping $750,000 gambling "As long as you keep playing, the house will always win. And you just have to know that. Now, if I'm up a boatload, I'll take six months off and don't play. That's the key. You can beat the house, but if you keep playing you'll lose." "I won $750,000 last year and I should have stopped playing. Should have fucked off to Japan for two months then New York for two months. That's only say $150,000. I would have saved $600,000." "Sometimes doing stupid stuff that feeds your dopamine and lets you have really fun experiences, even if it's expensive, that might save you a lot of money."

Kai

69,760 次观看 • 4 个月前

Picture the daily routine. He wakes up. He drives to Starbucks. Swipe. Lunch at Chick-fil-A. Swipe. Dinner at Taco Bell. Swipe. Dessert at Andy's Frozen Custard. Swipe. He does this 50 times a day. He makes $180,000 a year. He is in the top bracket of earners in this country. But his bank account is empty because he cannot control his impulses for five minutes. And sitting next to him is his wife. The silent passenger. Watching him steer their future off a cliff and refusing to grab the wheel. This isn't just about money. This is about a lack of discipline. We are a nation addicted to dopamine and debt, and this couple is the poster child for the American nightmare. You cannot out-earn stupid habits

Picture the daily routine. He wakes up. He drives to Starbucks. Swipe. Lunch at Chick-fil-A. Swipe. Dinner at Taco Bell. Swipe. Dessert at Andy's Frozen Custard. Swipe. He does this 50 times a day. He makes $180,000 a year. He is in the top bracket of earners in this country. But his bank account is empty because he cannot control his impulses for five minutes. And sitting next to him is his wife. The silent passenger. Watching him steer their future off a cliff and refusing to grab the wheel. This isn't just about money. This is about a lack of discipline. We are a nation addicted to dopamine and debt, and this couple is the poster child for the American nightmare. You cannot out-earn stupid habits

Desiree

822,420 次观看 • 8 个月前

Buffett shared some of his thoughts on the market today. "There are times when opportunities are just thrown at you so fast you can't... And then there's other times when you're very, very lucky if you find one thing in a couple of years." Average investors feel the need to always be doing something. They force trades even when valuations are bad because they conflate activity with productivity. "Since humans love to gamble so much, there's more money in actually cultivating gamblers than there are cultivating investors... If somebody bought Berkshire 50 years ago, a guy would have made one commission." The modern financial ecosystem is designed to trigger your dopamine receptors and encourage over-trading. Alpha is generated by strictly ignoring the financial noise and refusing to transact frequently.

Buffett shared some of his thoughts on the market today. "There are times when opportunities are just thrown at you so fast you can't... And then there's other times when you're very, very lucky if you find one thing in a couple of years." Average investors feel the need to always be doing something. They force trades even when valuations are bad because they conflate activity with productivity. "Since humans love to gamble so much, there's more money in actually cultivating gamblers than there are cultivating investors... If somebody bought Berkshire 50 years ago, a guy would have made one commission." The modern financial ecosystem is designed to trigger your dopamine receptors and encourage over-trading. Alpha is generated by strictly ignoring the financial noise and refusing to transact frequently.

CapexAndChill

111,729 次观看 • 1 个月前

[SMTM12/TRAILER] '랩 잘한다고 다가 아냐, 달라야지' THIS IS A NEW HELL GATE I 1/15(목) 밤 9시 20분 Mnet 첫 방송 더 커진 스케일 x 더 강한 도파민을 터트릴 레전드의 귀환 날 것의 랩 배틀, 되살아난 배틀의 심장 힙합 씬의 뉴 아이콘이 탄생한다! HIP HOP NEVER DIE Mnet X TVING 공동 제작 프로젝트 1월 15일 (목) 밤 9시 20분 Mnet 첫 방송 == [SMTM12/TRAILER] 'Being good at rap isn’t everything. You’ve gotta stand out' THIS IS A NEW HELL GATE I Premieres January 15 (Thu) 9:20 PM (KST) Mnet The legend returns – Bigger scale x Stronger dopamine unleashed Raw rap battles, the heart of battle reborn A new icon of the hip-hop scene is born! HIP HOP NEVER DIE Mnet X TVING Premieres January 15 (Thu) 9:20 PM (KST) Mnet #쇼미더머니12 #SMTM12 #SHOWMETHEMONEY12 #엠넷 #Mnet #티빙 #TVING #Mnet_TVING_공동제작프로젝트

[SMTM12/TRAILER] '랩 잘한다고 다가 아냐, 달라야지' THIS IS A NEW HELL GATE I 1/15(목) 밤 9시 20분 Mnet 첫 방송 더 커진 스케일 x 더 강한 도파민을 터트릴 레전드의 귀환 날 것의 랩 배틀, 되살아난 배틀의 심장 힙합 씬의 뉴 아이콘이 탄생한다! HIP HOP NEVER DIE Mnet X TVING 공동 제작 프로젝트 1월 15일 (목) 밤 9시 20분 Mnet 첫 방송 == [SMTM12/TRAILER] 'Being good at rap isn’t everything. You’ve gotta stand out' THIS IS A NEW HELL GATE I Premieres January 15 (Thu) 9:20 PM (KST) Mnet The legend returns – Bigger scale x Stronger dopamine unleashed Raw rap battles, the heart of battle reborn A new icon of the hip-hop scene is born! HIP HOP NEVER DIE Mnet X TVING Premieres January 15 (Thu) 9:20 PM (KST) Mnet #쇼미더머니12 #SMTM12 #SHOWMETHEMONEY12 #엠넷 #Mnet #티빙 #TVING #Mnet_TVING_공동제작프로젝트

쇼미더머니12

1,800,974 次观看 • 8 个月前

This is why the Daily Wire absolutely breaks people’s brains. Jeremy Boreing coined “The Grift Industrial Complex.” It’s painfully accurate. He explained how easy it is to get rich by telling your audience exactly what they want to hear. Endless praise. Endless validation. Endless money. But here’s the part that separates adults from influencers: He said profit should NEVER be the highest priority. Truth should be. That right there is why so many people despise the Daily Wire. Because it’s not built on vibes, grievance, or audience capture. It’s built by people who actually believe accuracy matters more than applause. Meanwhile, an entire cottage industry exists that only survives by chasing clout, laundering outrage, and calling it “journalism.” Just dopamine farming. So yeah . . . keep pretending the Daily Wire is the problem. The real panic comes from realizing some people still care about truth more than the check.

This is why the Daily Wire absolutely breaks people’s brains. Jeremy Boreing coined “The Grift Industrial Complex.” It’s painfully accurate. He explained how easy it is to get rich by telling your audience exactly what they want to hear. Endless praise. Endless validation. Endless money. But here’s the part that separates adults from influencers: He said profit should NEVER be the highest priority. Truth should be. That right there is why so many people despise the Daily Wire. Because it’s not built on vibes, grievance, or audience capture. It’s built by people who actually believe accuracy matters more than applause. Meanwhile, an entire cottage industry exists that only survives by chasing clout, laundering outrage, and calling it “journalism.” Just dopamine farming. So yeah . . . keep pretending the Daily Wire is the problem. The real panic comes from realizing some people still care about truth more than the check.

Bren

189,891 次观看 • 7 个月前

Harvard Professor Arthur Brooks drops a happiness bombshell: Happiness isn’t a fleeting feeling—it's a skill you can build like muscle. Most people chase pleasure and think that's happiness. Wrong. Brooks breaks it down with science: - Happiness = Enjoyment (pleasure + memory + people) - Satisfaction (joy from hard-won struggle) - Meaning (your life coheres, has purpose, matters) Twin studies show ~50% of happiness is genetic (your mom literally influenced your baseline). Circumstances add ~25% (money, job, etc.)—but it's temporary. The game-changer? The remaining 25% is under your direct control through daily habits. His four non-negotiable "happiness pension plan" deposits every day: - Faith - Family - Friendship - Work (meaningful effort) Cultivate these four consistently—and you systematically raise your happiness setpoint. In a world obsessed with quick dopamine hits, Brooks says real joy comes from investing in what lasts. Which of these four do you already prioritize—and which one needs more daily deposits?

Harvard Professor Arthur Brooks drops a happiness bombshell: Happiness isn’t a fleeting feeling—it's a skill you can build like muscle. Most people chase pleasure and think that's happiness. Wrong. Brooks breaks it down with science: - Happiness = Enjoyment (pleasure + memory + people) - Satisfaction (joy from hard-won struggle) - Meaning (your life coheres, has purpose, matters) Twin studies show ~50% of happiness is genetic (your mom literally influenced your baseline). Circumstances add ~25% (money, job, etc.)—but it's temporary. The game-changer? The remaining 25% is under your direct control through daily habits. His four non-negotiable "happiness pension plan" deposits every day: - Faith - Family - Friendship - Work (meaningful effort) Cultivate these four consistently—and you systematically raise your happiness setpoint. In a world obsessed with quick dopamine hits, Brooks says real joy comes from investing in what lasts. Which of these four do you already prioritize—and which one needs more daily deposits?

Camus

33,835 次观看 • 6 个月前