Inside the mind | Human hack

An episode of the Just Burn It podcast, hosted by Just Burn It, titled "Inside the mind | Human hack" was published on January 19, 2024 and runs 23 minutes.

January 19, 2024 ·23m · Just Burn It

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Summary

Human hack | Buffalo Bills fan exploring twitter/X for her demographic | Algorithm reading emotions | Kids Tik Tok same as channel surfing || Humans high on likes | Simp Talk | One direction member maybe banged Ed Sheerans gf awhile back |

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Human hack | Buffalo Bills fan exploring twitter/X for her demographic | Algorithm reading emotions | Kids Tik Tok same as channel surfing || Humans high on likes | Simp Talk | One direction member maybe banged Ed Sheerans gf awhile back |

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