Overstimulation and the reward loop
A six-minute measured chapter of a longer, presenter-led explainer that turns a focus problem into an everyday reward-system analogy.
By @betterideas for betterideasRuns 11:13
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Why it works
The presenter names a familiar attention problem by 0:03, then grounds it in browser and desk actions from 0:15–0:36. The explanation gains fresh shape through a correction at 2:51–3:01 and a concrete store-food example from 4:05; a tight punch-in at 5:05–5:07 overlaps the strongest measured replay cluster. These are useful teaching moves, though the six-minute measured segment is mainly a conventional talking-head lecture.
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