00:00South Korea's Gen Z is getting dopamine hits from fake shopping apps.
00:05They're called dopamine sites and look exactly like shopping apps.
00:10You browse products, you add things to your cart, you can even track the delivery.
00:16But here's the twist.
00:17Nothing is real.
00:19No products, no payments, nothing ever arrives.
00:23And yet users say they still get the same rush as online shopping, just without spending a cent.
00:29Most of the apps we use are designed to keep us hooked.
00:33Endless scrolling, notifications, gamification, constant dopamine hits.
00:39These fake shopping sites flip that idea on its head.
00:43They give people the feeling of shopping without the actual purchase.
00:47So is this a clever way to avoid impulse spending?
00:51Or is it a sign that we've become so conditioned by apps that we crave the process more than the
00:57product?
00:57What do you think?
00:59How do you think?
00:59What you think.
00:59What are the basics.
00:59How do you want to catch?
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