Why are we so compulsive? - Ep. 15
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Have you felt the "Urge" to do something even though you know deep down you shouldn't. That lack of self control, that irresistible impulse that drives us to act. And no, I am not quoting some pros from Dracula. The culprit is compulsion. What is compulsion? What compels us? Let's explore.
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