Tapped InTapped In Facebook ad: “Addiction: The Neuroscience of Wanting More - Marlow”
Ran for 30 days, from January 30 to March 1, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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Think You Understand Addiction? 🧠 A Fascinating Evening Exploring the Science of Addiction 🔬 One Night Only - Don’t Miss Out!
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Addiction: The Neuroscience of Wanting More - Marlow
Addiction: The Neuroscience of Wanting More - Marlow
Addiction: The Neuroscience of Wanting More 🧠🔥 A Tapped In Talk with Orla Mallon A lecture in a pub with a nice cold beverage… what more could you want? 🍻 We’re swapping whiteboards for bar stools and dry textbooks for fascinating stories about the human brain. Why is it so hard to stop scrolling, snacking, drinking, gambling — or going back for just one more? Addiction isn’t about weak willpower or bad choices. It’s about how our brains are wired. In this eye-opening and accessible talk, we’ll dive inside the neuroscience of desire, reward, and compulsion. You’ll discover how everyday habits and serious addictions share the same brain circuitry — and why modern life is perfectly designed to keep us wanting more. Blending real-world examples, cutting-edge brain science, and clear explanations, this talk breaks down one of the most misunderstood topics of our time — without jargon, judgement, or lectures. Whether you’re curious about your own habits, fascinated by psychology, or interested in how the brain shapes behaviour, this is a conversation that will change how you think about choice, control, and craving. What You’ll Learn 📘 🧠 How the brain’s reward system really works 🎯 Why dopamine isn’t about pleasure — but motivation 🔁 How habits and addictions form at a neural level 📱 Why modern technology, food, and substances are so addictive 💡 What neuroscience tells us about recovery, self-control, and change Event Details 🗓️ Thursday 12th March 🚪 Doors Open – 6pm ⏰ First Sitting – 6:30 - 7:30pm ⏰ Second Sitting - 8:30-9:30pm 📍 Duke of Clarence, Marlow Speaker: Orla Mallon | Neuroscientist Address: 56-58 High St, Marlow SL7 1AH See you there 💡
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