📱 Mindless Scrolling — “Snacking without noticing”
You open the app for “just a taste,” and suddenly you’ve consumed
40 minutes of content without noticing. Like constant snacking,
these small bites add up — leaving you mentally full but never satisfied.
⏱️ Shortened Attention Span — “Fast-food focus”
Platforms train your brain to expect instant stimulation: swipe,
refresh, repeat. Just like fast food, the quicker it is, the
harder it becomes to enjoy anything that requires time, depth,
or patience.
🧂 Need for Higher Stimulation — “High-sodium content diet”
The more you consume, the stronger the “flavor” needs to be.
Simple posts stop being enough — you crave hotter takes, louder
trends, and more extreme content to feel the same “taste.”
🎁 Impulse Buying Loops — “Digital cravings engineered like junk food”
Flash deals and limited-time offers work like sugar spikes: fast,
tempting, and designed to override rational decision-making.
Each click becomes a reward hit — and the system keeps serving
“more, now, quick” so you keep consuming.