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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 2H 8M

TRRS 02-18-26 #ChatLivesMatterDay -- Social Media Is A Helluva Drug & More

from The Rick Robinson Show · host Rick Robinson

Today’s show dug deep into the addictive architecture of modern platforms — the dopamine loops, engineered outrage, algorithmic amplification, and the psychological toll of endless scrolling.We explored how social media mimics the behavioral hooks of casinos and chemical dependency, from intermittent reward cycles to blue-light disruption and attention fragmentation.But this wasn’t just a cultural conversation — it was political. We examined the recent Thomas Massie reporting from Politico, including the controversy surrounding claims that he offered his vote in exchange for public praise. The broader question: in an age driven by clicks and clout, is political leverage becoming performative currency?We also had the press brieifing in hour 2 so if you missed it, not anymore 

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