Tinder falls into a specific gaming pattern, something she first observed in Vegas gamblers. Natasha Scholl is an anthropologist at NYU who studies technology and gaming design. She says Tinder falls into this pattern because you sign on and then it's just endless swiping. Like your body tells you when you're full, when you've eaten enough, or when it comes to an app, you close Uber when you've been dropped off.

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