I'm glad someone called out this "addicting" as a positive adjective nonsense. First of all, the word is "addictive". Second, how is this a positive for the use

I'm glad someone called out this "addicting" as a positive adjective nonsense. First of all, the word is "addictive". Second, how is this a positive for the user? I got addicted to Clash of Clans after starting to play for market research. I spent $400. It didn't hurt me financially, but it was very interesting to observe myself engaging in classic addict behaviour. "I can buy another gem pack because I'll just come in by transit tomorrow, so I won't have to pay for parking." "If I bring my lunch tomorrow, then that will cancel this other item." ... of course, knowing that I wouldn't do any of these things...