psychology

To turn to consumer, I think of consumer as the inverse formula:

1. Take something we really enjoy doing, but feel guilty about.


2. And make us not feel so guilty about it!

Jerry Seinfeld once said: “Men don't care what's on TV. They only care what else is on TV.”

This cross-national study investigates how psychopathy, narcissism, and fear of missing out (FoMO) influence online political participation, and how cognitive ability moderates these associations. Drawing on data from the United States and seven Asian countries, the findings reveal that individuals high in psychopathy and FoMO are consistently more... See more

no matter how important or unimportant it is, I want to feel something!

I realized that the reason I don’t like TikTok is that it’s optimized for channel-surfing .

Henriques suggests that Mind—the ability to think, perceive, remember, imagine—emerged in animals as a consequence of their capacity for movement. As animals began to move around, they came into contact with different environments, opportunities, and threats, and they needed to find a way to handle these new situations. Over time, they evolved... See more

This is a pretty interesting formula:

1. Take something that people know they should do, but don’t like doing.


2. And turn it into something they like doing.