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"We don't mean to be, but I guess we were programmed for so long, we're just not touchy-feely people outside of our house," she said.
I think that somehow we were programmed to meet.
We were programmed to look at pain and focus on it in a new way.
You know, the smiley face versus the sad face, and the question "Tell us on a scale of 1 to 10 how much pain you have". We were programmed to look at pain and focus on it in a new way.
This "primordial gluttony", as Kluger (2007) puts it in his review The Science of Appetite, arises from a prehistoric time when we were "programmed" to overeat.
Think a little deeper we were programmed since our childhood, to react to certain stimuli like stay away from strangers, heights, dangerous animals etc. However for certain stimuli our reactions are default, means we perceive them and react in a way which comes naturally to us (by default) and this reaction could be flawed.
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"Here's the way I see it: the way we're programming is still very similar to the way we were programming in the 1970s," she tells TechCrunch.
We were programming radio stations as if they were listened to by a lot of program directors, not by consumers.
We are programmed to be let down.
We're programmed to explore everything around us.
We are programmed to behave in a certain way.
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