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marketing doesn't make the product itself more addictive. Alcohol is physically addictive, but so is the dopamine hit you get from many social networking featur
by beaconstudios 8y ago
marketing doesn't make the product itself more addictive. Alcohol is physically addictive, but so is the dopamine hit you get from many social networking features. The point I was trying to make is that AFAIK no-one's trying to make alcohol the product more addictive, where there are many very intelligent people working to make Facebook the product more addictive.
- apatters 8y agoAlcopops are a recent example of the alcohol industry finding a way to make their product more addictive (by adding sugar, another addictive substance).
- ascorbic 8y agoThat's not about making it more addictive. It's about expanding the market by making it appealing to people who don't like the taste of alcohol.