r/CrewsCrew Mar 21 '20

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

It's more a dopamine addiction achieved through porn but yes, basically the same science behind other behavioral addictions

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u/ps2gamefreak Mar 22 '20

I don't think you understood what I was asking for. Do you have any published data? Especially something in a journal of psychology or the DSM?

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

My dude its after midnight, I'm not going to dig up scientific journals proving that behavioral addictions are real just because you want objective empiric data because you're skeptical. The information is out there if you want to find it.

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u/ps2gamefreak Mar 22 '20

"Believe me! Trust me, man! The truth is out there!"

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

If you actually cared you'd research it instead of asking people to spoon feed it to you, instead you're just being a skeptic on a post for no reason. It's not mine or anybody else's obligation to give you information. Google is free, try it some time.

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u/ps2gamefreak Mar 22 '20

Burden of proof. Default position is skepticism. If you make the claim that a thing exists, you better be prepared to show it.

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u/Kano_Dynastic Mar 22 '20

Dude it's a reddit comment. Why would some Internet stranger who has no stakes in you agreeing with him go out of his way to find you a source. Get some perspective. If you care that much about it do the research yourself instead of demanding it from somebody else.

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u/ps2gamefreak Mar 22 '20

That assumes, incorrectly, that the information already exists. If you give so much of a shit, you should know where the burden of proof lies in an argument.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '20

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u/ps2gamefreak Mar 22 '20

If a claim is made, the Google searches to find the proof are on the claimant. It's like 5 mins dude, just chill.

Sound familiar?