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The concept of "endless" satisfaction in m-reaction may seem like a flashy marketing phrase, but it’s rooted in measurable psychological and neurological mechanisms.

Dopamine isn’t merely a "feel-good" neurotransmitter; it’s a powerful motivator that conditions behavior by convincing you that the next gesture—whether a tap, swipe, or click—could unlock another reward.

Unlike predictable rewards, which quickly lose their grip, random rewards keep the brain hooked because they activate deeper craving circuits.

That’s why users often report losing hours in a trance, unaware of how much time has passed.

Instead, they subtly move the target just beyond reach, 宮崎 リラクゼーション sustaining the illusion that "just one more" could finally deliver the fulfillment you’re chasing.

Seeing others react, comment, or share transforms a private action into a public signal, triggering deeper emotional resonance.

Knowing this doesn’t compel you to abandon these systems entirely.