Dread it, run from it, it arrives all the same.
But yes I agree, but that's because I'm often saying dumb stuff or arguing with people and I'm afraid I'll be shown to be a total moron.
Dread it, run from it, it arrives all the same.
I suck at criticism or people challenging me, so no. Especially if it's more than 2, then I know I probably fucked up and upset people.
You dirty, dirty notification whore.
Here you go. Enjoy the dopamine.It's definitely exciting seeing an alert. Whether it's actually seeing the red alert appear or even just seeing the number in the browser tab, it's almost like getting, I don't know. A text isn't really the same feeling, because they're usually from people you know and somewhat expected. Maybe like a match in a dating app? The combination of seeing that someone (or multiple people) acknowledges and thought what you said was interesting enough to directly respond to as well as that visual contrast of the big red indicator against the white/purple (#lighttheme) is what does it. Maybe I'm just weird
There you go!Yep, it's by design.
And yes, it works on me too
someone plz reply to this so I can get my hit
that's also true, if I posted something 5 minutes ago and I come back and 4 have alerts, I think "Oh god, what did I say"
Well, I think it's because it is blood red. (So dangerous) But I could be blowing conspiracy nonsense out my bunghole for all I know. Do the colorblind users get the same euphoricness? Maybe they're immune. Maybe it is the bubble shape that eerily shows up, riiiiiight in those screen corners that gravitate the eye.There you go!
Even if it's by design, it's still fascinating. Whether you dread or look forward to them, there's something to be said about getting a strong feeling from seeing someone has responded to you.
Is it just a feeling of acknowledgement? Is it gamification? What is the reason it causes us to feel one way or another?
It's definitely exciting seeing an alert. Whether it's actually seeing the red alert appear or even just seeing the number in the browser tab, it's almost like getting, I don't know. A text isn't really the same feeling, because they're usually from people you know and somewhat expected. Maybe like a match in a dating app? The combination of seeing that someone (or multiple people) acknowledges and thought what you said was interesting enough to directly respond to as well as that visual contrast of the big red indicator against the white/purple (#lighttheme) is what does it. Maybe I'm just weird
There you go!
Even if it's by design, it's still fascinating. Whether you dread or look forward to them, there's something to be said about getting a strong feeling from seeing someone has responded to you.
Is it just a feeling of acknowledgement? Is it gamification? What is the reason it causes us to feel one way or another?
The reason they're addictive is it's a social approval indicator (people are liking what I said vs hating what I said) and this is delivered at an unpredictable rate like a slot machine.There you go!
Even if it's by design, it's still fascinating. Whether you dread or look forward to them, there's something to be said about getting a strong feeling from seeing someone has responded to you.
Is it just a feeling of acknowledgement? Is it gamification? What is the reason it causes us to feel one way or another?
I will validate you and your parking. How's about that?
another hit on me brotherIt's definitely exciting seeing an alert. Whether it's actually seeing the red alert appear or even just seeing the number in the browser tab, it's almost like getting, I don't know. A text isn't really the same feeling, because they're usually from people you know and somewhat expected. Maybe like a match in a dating app? The combination of seeing that someone (or multiple people) acknowledges and thought what you said was interesting enough to directly respond to as well as that visual contrast of the big red indicator against the white/purple (#lighttheme) is what does it. Maybe I'm just weird
I dreaded this response. I was working on another post in another thread when I noticed this.