[smart (OP)]

What Is The Cocaine Noodles Effect? https://twitter.com/wise_project/status/979675779410944001

tk

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What Is The Cocaine Noodles Effect? https://twitter.com/wise_project/status/979675779410944001

tk

I covered this years ago, but I called it addicted to click.  A person gets addicted to the hand/finger moving and become addicted to typing and clicking.   

[smart (OP)]

I covered this years ago, but I called it addicted to click.  A person gets addicted to the hand/finger moving and become addicted to typing and clicking.   

How would you react if a corporation or a government could effectively manipulate or influence your behavior and drag you in complex addictive and obsessive-compulsive disorders?

[Bored chemist]

What Is The Cocaine Noodles Effect? https://twitter.com/wise_project/status/979675779410944001

tk

I covered this years ago, but I called it addicted to click.  A person gets addicted to the hand/finger moving and become addicted to typing and clicking.   

That's a totally different  subject.

[Bored chemist]

How would you react if a corporation or a government could effectively manipulate or influence your behavior and drag you in complex addictive and obsessive-compulsive disorders?

If the issue is the one in this paper.
https://security.cs.georgetown.edu/~msherr/papers/cocaine-noodles.pdf

I'd switch off voice recognition on my phone and PC.
Problem solved.

If you are talking about a different problem then you need to make it clear what on earth you are talking about.

[smart (OP)]

If you are talking about a different problem then you need to make it clear what on earth you are talking about.

I'm talking about the cross-talk between addiction and neurocognitive impairments from prolonged/chronic mobile devices use.

tk

[Bored chemist]

If you are talking about a different problem then you need to make it clear what on earth you are talking about.

[chris]

Why's it called the "cocaine noodles effect"?

[smart (OP)]

Why's it called the "cocaine noodles effect"?

Interesting question.

The "cocaine noodles effect" is a experimental theory about the potential cross-talk between remote methods to compromise of influence neurocognitive behavior and addictive disorders using the "cocaine addiction model".

I want to know precisely if cognitive dissonance is at the root of complex addictive disorders and how chronic mobile devices use may stimulate cognitive dissonance.   

tk