A monologue on how football generates dopamine for men and might replace other sources of fulfillment. The speaker examines what sports entertainment reveals about male psychology and behavior.
A monologue on how football generates dopamine for men and might replace other sources of fulfillment. The speaker examines what sports entertainment reveals about male psychology and behavior.
And it's the bread and circus of, okay, look, give them their football, right? Don't let them go to stadiums. But now, suddenly, on a Saturday and a Sunday, a lot of, you know, fighting age men, if you want to put. I will happily sit. Yeah. And get excited about men they've never met who are, who are fitter than them and richer than them and probably have more sex than them. The football is more important to them than their freedom because men need excitement in their life and thrill. And if you give it to them via the medium of entertainment on tv, they, on a Monday morning, they're just, they're happy to go into work because they're like, I had my hit of dopamine at the weekend. And if it's not, it's not their dopamine, if that makes sense. It's been generated by other men.
