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Jay Dyer discusses how gamification creates an environment where individuals become addicted to spending money on virtual currencies.
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Jay critiques the concept of gamification, likening it to a lure that distracts from genuine creativity and procreation by promoting a sterile virtual existence.
Jay Dyer discusses how gamification creates an environment where individuals become addicted to spending money on virtual currencies.
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