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Yes.
Likes are a dopamine
Social media is a dopamine dealer.
People are not used to aprreshiating value for value.
The user gets a dopamine hit when liking because they feel benevolent. The one receiving a like gets a dopamine hit from the apprehension.
This is all Keynesian economics where our dopemine receptors get the "inflation" of free printed likes. They burn out.
I'm here because I like to have a cost associated with a dopamine hit. Its better for society.
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