Utility vs. Dopamine
The discussion delves into the complex relationship between user engagement and the perceived utility of platforms like Facebook. Chris argues that the underlying issues affecting user behavior extend beyond the platform itself, touching on broader societal problems. Amir highlights the difference between ad-driven models focused on prolonged engagement and subscription models that aim to create daily habits. The conversation ultimately questions whether dopamine-driven engagement can truly be classified as utility.In this clip
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