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Why is driving so addicting?
Simply put, behavioral addiction is often developed through conditioning. A behavior creates a reward, that reinforces the drive to perform the behavior again. Common rewards could be a little dopamine spike, caused by something as small as getting a like on Facebook.
Why do I love driving fast?
There is another biological factor behind our speed obsession-MAO (Dopamine and Monoamine Oxidase). MAO is a regulator in the brain associated with dopamine (a reward chemical strongly related to pleasure-seeking behavior) receptors called dopamine-4.
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