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As a game psychologist from Chicago, I’ve seen how players mistake luck for strategy—and how design subtly exploits human cognition. This piece reveals five under-the-radar cognitive traps in gaming systems that turn engagement into exhaustion. Drawing from existential philosophy and RNG ethics, I argue true mastery lies not in wins, but in disciplined rhythm. Let me show you how to reclaim agency without being consumed.

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