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Serious [3/12] The Cortisol Trap

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We live in a hyper-adrenalized state. Constant digital stimulation keeps us in a perpetual feedback loop of f(x) where x is external validation. High cortisol levels don't just make you "stressed", they literally atrophy the prefrontal cortex. We are physically losing our ability to think long-term because we're stuck in survival mode.
 
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zombiebeatz2006 said:
We live in a hyper-adrenalized state. Constant digital stimulation keeps us in a perpetual feedback loop of f(x) where x is external validation. High cortisol levels don't just make you "stressed", they literally atrophy the prefrontal cortex. We are physically losing our ability to think long-term because we're stuck in survival mode.
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how does constant digital feedback lead to stress?
 
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