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smokathon
games that incorporate the scheduled release of endorphins | |
This would be a feature in mobile gamified coordination and scheduling
where the regualted smoking of ciggarettes is incorporated into more
healthy habbit formation. So this feature would schedule you to smoke a
ciggarette just after running 3 miles so that you would start to associate the
endorphin
release with the healthy activity, and then gently phase out less
healthful habbits by substitution.
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I'm guessing, [JHC], that you don't smoke. |
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Maybe, but using this method he could soon start! |
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Yes, I dont smoke as of this morning, after a two-
week return to smoking, that immediately
followed 15 years of abstinence, which
immediately followed 15 years of 1-4 packs a day of
chain smoking. I am planning on not going back to
it. But the two-week return to smoking a pack of
cigarettes a day reminded me of how efficient
they are at sucking endorphins out of your system.
I didn't have a need to eat or
talk to anybody, or do anything else except for
smoke cigarettes for the last two weeks. It was
blissful. Of course I cant feel my throat anymore.
And as of last night I was no longer getting any
nicotine buzz, only a scratchy, asbestos-like
feeling in my chest after each excruciating drag. |
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If only we could regulate and schedule that
endorphin dispersal some other way, I mean
besides getting organized, educated, healthy,
finding a wife, having 2 kids and going to church.
Maybe incorporate electronic cigarettes into
cellphones? |
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You of all people should know that church is massively over-rated! |
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Release the dolphins!! (oh nevermind) |
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No, it's ok, I started smoking again. |
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