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- 1New Bass Music Tracks From Wooli, Tape B, Ray Volpe Circulating●🎧 NOW PLAYING: Dopamine — Wooli, Tape B ⏭ UP NEXT: REWIND — Ray Volpe, Sullivan King Like, share, and subscribe — let's
Producers Wooli and Tape B have released the bass track 'Dopamine', with 'REWIND', a collaboration between Ray Volpe and Sullivan King, following as a next release. The tracks are being shared among dubstep and bass music fans, who are promoting them to grow their listening communities. The songs highlight the continued popularity of heavy electronic collaborations in the scene.
- 2'Dopamine sites' let users shop and order takeout for free●Here's a fun one we missed on dopamine sites. Online spaces where you can shop and order takeout as much as you want wit
A wave of so-called 'dopamine sites' is drawing attention online: web spaces where people can browse, shop and order takeout as much as they like without spending money or consuming calories. Users are sharing them as a fun, guilt-free way to enjoy the pleasure of shopping and food apps, with none of the bank account drain or health consequences.
- 3Short incremental games gaining fans for quick dopamine hits▼I am so into short incremental games lately. I'm a big fan of the constant dopamine, haha!! A bunch I recommend: 🩵 Digse
Players are recommending a wave of short incremental games, praising the steady reward loop that keeps them hooked. Titles being shared include Digseum, My Life as an Archaeologist, Magic Archery, Tower Wizard, Chef Knight, Screensaver Idle, Shelldiver and Budgie's Bug Shop, with fans swapping favourites and encouraging others to try the bite-sized idle genre.
- 4Dopamine Study in Mice Points to New ADHD Treatment Target●Dopamine Depletion in Mice Reveals Potential ADHD Treatment Target
Researchers report that depleting dopamine in mice has revealed a potential new target for ADHD treatment. The findings could guide the development of drugs that address attention deficit hyperactivity disorder through mechanisms other than current stimulant medications, though the work remains at an early, preclinical stage and has not yet been tested in humans.