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Isn't it analogous to pellets in BF Skinner's work on rats and related research re: unpredictable rewards? Rats weren't keen pulling levers for pellets when the required number of pulls was set, but they were nuts for lever-pulling when each pull had a random chance of a reward.
Rats are happy to pull levers for food when they're hungry, whether the result is consistent or not. It just takes longer for them to accept that lever-pulls no longer deliver food in an intermittent schedule scenario vs. a continuous schedule scenario
Too many bad takes built on reductive ideas about why people do what they do, especially online — less, I think, because they have useful explanatory power, and more because they allow people to skip entirely the layer containing desires they don’t endorse or fully understand
