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Tyler and Stephen explore what happens when the needs for human connection aren't met and we seek other means of feeling better. We also discuss what makes pornography so dangerous and why the effects don't end at the individual. We talk in detail about the way gambling is designed from the ground up to get you hooked and how it happens to so many people.
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