I don't think it makes sense to tie dopamine to physical movement and analogize that to "movement" in the ludicrously high dimensional and topologically weird "

I don't think it makes sense to tie dopamine to physical movement and analogize that to "movement" in the ludicrously high dimensional and topologically weird "space" of all possible actions, including but not limited to job interviews. If a space analogy still works after all the complexity we've added to our "run and tumble" algorithms, I think that's probably a coincidence.