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These new sites, which recreate consumption rituals without actual buying, started in South Korea and are now growing worldwide. One Indian site, FoodNeverComes, has had over 2.7 million visitors since its launch in June. Neuroscientists say dopamine drives the "wanting" for something, which can be more pleasurable than the actual ownership.
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