生物人類学者だけど「愛について」質問ある? | Tech Support | WIRED.jp

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24 Dec 202213:21

Summary

TLDRこのスクリプトでは、生物学的人類学者であるヘレン・フィッシャー博士が愛についての研究を通じて、人間の脳が5〜9つの選択肢しか処理できないこと、愛は一瞬で引き金が引かれる感情であること、そして愛は依存症のようなものであると説明しています。また、恋愛は文化や個人の性格、さらには脳の異なるシステムによって影響を受けるとも述べています。オンラインデートの誤解や恋愛と友情の区別、恋愛におけるドパミンの役割、そして魂の相性についても触れています。フィッシャー博士は、恋愛は人間の脳に深く根ざしており、私たちの生存と繁殖に不可欠な要素であると語っています。

Takeaways

  • 🧠 人脳は5から9つの選択肢までしか扱うことができないとされています。それ以上だと脳はうまく機能しなくなります。
  • 💓 ロマンチックな愛情は瞬時に引き金を引く脳のシステムです。これは恐怖や怒りと同じようにすぐに活性化されることができます。
  • 🗺️ 人は「ラブマップ」と呼ばれる潜在意識と意識のリストを持っており、パートナーに求める条件が記載されています。
  • 🔗 ロマンチックな愛情は一瞬で起こることもできますが、依存感は人を知ることによって徐々に感じ始めます。
  • ❤️ 恋愛は人間の脳に深く根ざしており、それは何百万年も進化してきた基本的な脳のシステムです。
  • 🧩 脳スキャンで失恋した15人の脳を調べたところ、脳の回路が混乱していることがわかりました。
  • 🕰️ 時間が経てば経つほど、恋愛による心の傷は癒されると証明されています。これは生存戦略として進化したものです。
  • 🌐 恋愛は原始的で適応可能で永続的なものです。私たちはそれに耐えることができ、それに耐える方法も持っています。
  • 📱 オンラインデーティングはロマンスを殺すことはできませんが、人間の脳は5から9つの選択肢を扱うことが適切です。
  • 🤔 恋愛と友情の引き金は異なり、恋愛では相手に特別な意味を持ち、常にその人を考えてしまうという違いがあります。
  • 🧬 人間の愛情は文化的、自然的、個性的にパターンがあると示されている。これは4つの基本的な脳システムと関連しています。

Q & A

  • 人間の脳はどれくらいの選択肢までしか処理できないとDr. Helen Fisherは述べていますか?

    -Dr. Helen Fisherは、人間の脳は5から9つの選択肢までしか処理できないと述べています。それ以上の選択肢を提示すると、脳はその選択肢を無視し始め、誰を選ぶともならない傾向にあります。

  • 恋愛の瞬間的引き合い方とは何ですか?

    -恋愛の瞬間的引き合い方は、脳のシステムの一つであり、恐怖や怒りと同じようにすぐに引き起こされる可能性があります。人が恋に落ちる準備ができているとき、自分の愛のマップに合致する人を見つけ、彼らとの会話を通じて脳の羅曼チックな愛のサーキットが瞬時にトリガーされます。

  • 恋愛はどのように進化しましたか?

    -恋愛は何百万年にもわたって進化しており、私たちはパートナーシップや一夫一婦制を形成するようになりました。これは、97パーセントの哺乳類が行わないことが人類の特徴です。また、一夫一婦制の進化と共に、性的欲、恋愛、深い絆を感じるための脳のシステムも進化しました。

  • 恋愛の拒絶によって脳のどのような変化が見られますか?

    -恋愛の拒絶によって、脳の特定の領域、特に伏隔核(nucleus accumbens)で活動が見られます。この領域は、すべての依存症と関連しており、恋愛の拒絶時にも同じくらい活性化されます。

  • 恋愛はなぜ中毒状態に似ているとDr. Helen Fisherは述べていますか?

    -Dr. Helen Fisherは、恋愛が中毒状態に似ていると述べています。それは、恋愛の拒絶後にも伏隔核で活動が見られるためです。これは、物質依存症やギャンブル依存症などの行動依存症で同じような活性化が見られる領域です。

  • オンラインデーティングで出会ったカップルの離婚率は通常のカップルと比べてどうですか?

    -オンラインデーティングで出会ったカップルは、オフラインで出会ったカップルよりもわずかに離婚率が低い傾向があります。オンラインでデートする人々は、より多くのploymentを持ち、教育レベルが高く、コミットメントのあるパートナーシップに興味を持つ傾向があります。

  • 恋愛と純粋な友情の間の主要な違いは何ですか?

    -恋愛と友情の間の主要な違いは、恋愛では相手が特別な意味を持つことです。車や住む家、音楽など、相手に関する全てが特別になるのに対し、友情ではそうではありません。また、恋愛では酔狂的に考え、毎日のように考えるという特徴があります。

  • 恋愛を感じるときに体内でどのような化学的な変化が起こるのですか?

    -恋愛を感じるときには、脳のベントラルテgmentalエリア(VTA)でドーパミンが産生され、多くの脳領域に送られることで、恋愛のフォーカス、モチベーション、執着、渇望を与えます。また、喉のどろや心臓の鼓動など、生理的な反応も起こることがあります。

  • 魂の相性とは何ですか?また、人は一度に複数の魂の相性を持つことができますか?

    -魂の相性とは、非常に深い本当の愛を意味し、他の人との性的な関係を持ちたくなく、非常に深い絆を持ち、その人のために死ぬことにも考えられるようなパートナーです。Dr. Helen Fisherは、人には複数の魂の相性を持つことができるが、一度に複数の魂の相性を持つことはないと語っています。

  • 恋愛と心臓とを結びつける理由は何ですか?

    -恋愛と心臓とを結びつける理由は、恋愛を感じるときに心臓が非常に激しく鼓動し、神経症的な状態になるためです。また、1300年代にジャン・フォン・ユイの絵画以来、ハートの形は恋愛に結びつけられていますが、その形状は5000年前にインドスバ儿トン時代のクミンの種やivyの葉から来ています。

  • オンラインデーティングで出会ったカップルはなぜ離婚率が低い傾向にあるのですか?

    -オンラインデーティングで出会ったカップルは、オフラインで出会ったカップルよりも離婚率が低い傾向にある理由は、オンラインでデートする人々がより完全な雇用状態にある傾向があり、教育レベルが高く、コミットメントのあるパートナーシップに興味を持つ傾向があるからです。

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🧠 恋愛と脳の関係

Dr. Helen Fisherは生物学的人類学者として恋愛を研究し、人間の脳が5〜9つの選択肢しか処理できないことを説明しています。恋愛は恐怖や怒りと同じように脳のシステムとしてすぐにトリガーされると述べています。また、恋愛マップと呼ばれる潜在意識と意識の下にあるパートナーの条件リストが存在し、それが一致する人物に出会った際に恋愛の脳回路がすぐに活性化されると説明しています。さらに、恋愛は古くから存在し、人間の動物性の特徴であると語り、恋愛、性的潤滑と深い愛情の脳システムが進化してきたとしています。恋愛は中毒症のようなもので、特定の脳領域であるnucleus accumbensが恋愛の拒絶時に活動し、それは他の中毒症と同様に活動すると述べています。

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💓 恋愛の文化と脳システム

文化的な要素やタイミング、近隣性、民族、社会経済的背景、教育レベルなどが恋愛に影響を与えるとされています。さらに、ドパミン、セロトニン、テストステロン、エストロゲンという4つの基本的な脳システムがそれぞれ異なる性格の特徴を持つと説明されています。Dr. Fisherはこれらの脳システムと関連する性格の特徴を調べるための質問票を作成し、それを利用して人々が自然に誰に惹かれるかを観察しています。恋愛は特定の人間にのみ焦点を当て、彼らが特別な意味を持つように感じるという感情です。また、恋愛と友情の間の違いについても触れており、恋愛は人を酔狂させ、彼らを常に心に留めるものであると述べています。

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❤️ 恋愛と嫉妬、そして霊魂の相棒

恋愛と心臓との関連について説明しており、心臓は恋愛によって急速に鼓動し始めることがあるとされています。また、恋愛には霊魂の相棒という概念も存在し、Dr. Fisherは霊魂の相棒とは真の愛情であり、他の人々と眠ることはない深い愛情と結びつきがあると語っています。同時に、霊魂の相棒は1人だけではないが、一度に1人だけを持つとされています。さらに、オンラインでの出会いが離婚率に与える影響や、恋愛と嫉妬心の関係、遊びが恋愛に与える影響などについても触れています。

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💡脳の限界

脳は約5から9つの選択肢までしか処理できません。それ以上の選択肢があると、脳はそれを無視して誰も選ばなくなります。これはビデオのテーマに関連して、恋愛においても選択肢が多すぎると、適切なパートナーを見つけることが難しくなると示唆しています。

💡恋愛マップ

恋愛マップとは、潜在意識と意識の中でパートナーに求める条件のリストです。ビデオでは、恋愛マップに合致する人が現れた際に、恋愛の脳の回路がすぐにトリガーされると説明しています。

💡一見で恋に落ちる

一見で恋に落ちることは、恐怖や怒りと同じように脳のシステムにすぐにトリガーされるとビデオで説明されています。これは恋愛における直感的な反応を指し、恋愛の瞬間的な側面を強調しています。

💡愛のアドディクション

ビデオでは、恋愛が中毒と呼ばれるものであると述べています。特に、愛情に溺れている人が振られた際に、脳の特定の領域であるnucleus accumbensが活動し、恋愛中毒と同様の活性を示すと主張しています。

💡時間が癒す

ビデオでは、時間が経つことで恋愛の傷跡も癒えると示されています。これは人間の生存戦略として進化したものであり、恋愛における復旧のメカニズムを説明しています。

💡恋愛と浮気

ビデオでは、恋愛と浮気が異なる脳のシステムによって制御されていると説明しています。愛している一方で、他の人々と関係を持つことがある可能性があるという複雑さを浮き彫りにしています。

💡恋愛と親愛

ビデオでは、恋愛と親愛が異なる感情であると述べています。恋愛は特定の人物に対する特別な意味を持つ感情であり、親愛はそれに対しては特別性がないという違いを指摘しています。

💡愛と心臓

愛が心臓と関連しているとされている理由について、ビデオでは生理的な反応として心臓の鼓動が強くなる現象があると説明しています。これは愛情表現における心臓の象徴的な役割を強調しています。

💡恋愛ホルモン

ビデオでは、恋愛を感じるときの体内で活性化されるホルモンについて触れています。特に、dopamineが恋愛における焦点、動機、執着、そして強迫観念をもたらすと説明しています。

💡オンラインデーティング

ビデオでは、オンラインデーティングが恋愛に与える影響について話されています。オンラインデーティングは恋愛を殺すことはできないが、人々が適切なパートナーを見つけるのを助けることができると述べています。

💡魂の相性

ビデオでは、魂の相性について信じることと、一度に一人だけとの相性が最も強いとされていると説明しています。これは恋愛における一つの深い愛情と忠誠さを示唆しています。

Highlights

The human brain can handle about five to nine options before it spaces out when choosing a partner.

Love at first sight is a brain system that can be triggered instantly, similar to fear or anger.

People carry an unconscious and conscious 'love map' of what they seek in a partner.

Romantic love can be instant, unlike attachment which grows over time.

Pair bonding or monogamy is a hallmark of human behavior, evolved alongside the human brain systems for love and attachment.

Brain scans of people rejected in love show intense activity in the nucleus accumbens, a region active in addictions.

Romantic love is described as an addiction due to activity in the nucleus accumbens.

Time heals heartbreak as a survival mechanism that has evolved over millions of years.

People make mistakes on dating apps by binging on too many options and focusing on reasons to say no.

To improve dating success, limit options to nine and focus on reasons to say yes.

Being in love with someone doesn't prevent one from also being attracted to others due to different brain systems for love and sex drive.

Attraction is influenced by cultural, timing, proximity, and shared background factors.

Four basic brain systems (dopamine, serotonin, testosterone, estrogen) influence who we fall in love with.

People are naturally drawn to others with similar or opposite traits depending on the brain system.

Romantic love is characterized by obsession with the loved one, unlike platonic attraction.

Brain scans of people in love show activity in the ventral tegmental area, which produces dopamine.

The belief in soul mates suggests deep, genuine attachment and intense romantic love with one person at a time.

The association of love with the heart may stem from physiological responses during intense emotions.

Online dating is linked to slightly lower divorce rates and a higher likelihood of commitment.

Jealousy in love can be seen as 'mate guarding', a behavior observed in other animals to protect relationships.

Playing and spending leisure time with a partner can enhance feelings of love through the dopamine system.

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the human brain is not built to deal

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with more than about five to nine

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options after that the brain just spaces

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out you you choose nobody hi I'm Dr

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Helen Fisher I'm a biological

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Anthropologist I study love and this is

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love support

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this person calls herself Ruth Bader

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love at first sight is probably both

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right wrong love at first sight is

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extremely easy to explain this is a

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brain system it's like the fear system

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or the anger system and it can be

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triggered instantly you got to be ready

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for it and we all carry in our head what

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I call a love map an unconscious and

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conscious list of what you're looking

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for in a partner but the moment comes

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you're ready to fall in love you see

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somebody from across the crowded room or

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wherever they fit within your love map

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you go over and you speak to them they

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smile sweetly at you if they say

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something that's funny or charming or

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interesting and boom instantly trigger

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that brain circuitry for at a glove

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attachment that other brain system grows

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slowly you have to get to know somebody

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to begin to feel attachment but romantic

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love can be instant yes this is from

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Izzy lean who created love this is

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too much to handle well love evolved for

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millions of years we have formed

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Partnerships pair bonding or monogamy

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mono means one and Gammy means spouse

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one spouse that's all it means to

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scientists people are also adulterers

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but they form Partnerships 97 of mammals

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do not pair up to where they're young

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people do it's a Hallmark of the human

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animal and along with the evolution of

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pair bonding came the evolution of the

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human brain systems for the sex drive

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romantic love and feelings of deep

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attachment I and my colleagues have put

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15 people into a brain scanner who had

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just been rejected in love and the Brain

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goes this the wiring just goes crazy I

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mean when you're madly in love with

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somebody and you've been dumped it's one

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of the worst experiences I mean people

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Pine for love they live for love they

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kill for love and they die for love and

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I do think that it is an addiction

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because we found activity in a

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particular brain region it's called the

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nucleus accumbens that particular brain

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region is active in all of the

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addictions all the substance addictions

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all the behavioral addictions like

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gambling and it becomes just as active

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when you've been rejected in love and

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when this person says this is too

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much to handle but we all do handle it

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the vast majority of us do get over it

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and I've been able to prove in the brain

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that time does heal because it is our

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survival it is a survival mechanism and

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evolved millions of years ago and it

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will be with us millions of years from

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now romantic love is primordial

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it's adaptable and it's Eternal so this

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will always be too much to handle

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but we'll do it anyway this person is

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skz is my universe how to try and fall

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in love during a pandemic dating apps

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aren't really doing it they're doing it

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for a lot of people about 40 percent of

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singles in America said that they met

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their last first date on the internet

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they are the two mistakes that they make

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perhaps this person is making them too

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first mistake is they binge the human

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brain is not built to deal with more

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than about five to nine options after

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that the brain just spaces out you

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choose nobody so the first thing that

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you've got to do is after you've met

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nine people and that's what this person

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needs to do get off the internet say get

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off of it and get to know at least one

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of these people better the more you get

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to know somebody the better you tend to

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like them so number one don't binge

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number two think of reasons to say yes

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instead of no we have this big brain

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region like with negativity bias we're

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built to remember the negative and when

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you have just met somebody you know so

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little about them that you overweight

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those few things that you know and so

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you'll say oh I don't know she likes

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cats I like dogs never going to work get

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over it think of reasons to say yes I

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call it positive Illusions the ability

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to overlook what you don't like about

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somebody and focus on what you do this

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too can you truly be in love and cheat

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alas you can you know these are

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different brain systems sex drive and

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romantic love are different brain

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systems and you can be madly in love

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with somebody and also sleep around as a

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matter of fact I do think that the brain

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is unfortunately built for both I've

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looked at adultery in 40 cultures and

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you see it everywhere in the world even

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in places where you could get your head

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chopped off for it we seem to have the

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ability to be madly in love with some

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person and deeply attached to that

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person and also sneak around I call it a

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dual human reproductive strategy a

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tremendous drive to fall in love for

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apprenticeship and have your babies and

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also to cheat next up is from Rodney J

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Gavino Google search how does attraction

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work why him why her why do you fall in

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love with one person rather than another

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there's all kinds of cultural reasons

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that we tend to fall in love when the

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timing is right we tend to follow up

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with somebody who's around proximity is

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important we tend to fall in love with

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somebody from the same ethnic and

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socioeconomic background somebody of the

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same level of education and there's four

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basic brain systems that each one of

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them is associated with a constellation

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a suite A group of personality traits

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dopamine serotonin testosterone and

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estrogen systems I created a

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questionnaire to see to what degree you

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express the traits in all four of these

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basic brain systems it's now been taken

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by over 15 million people in 40

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countries and I'm able to watch who's

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naturally drawn to whom if you're very

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high on the traits in the dopamine

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system risk taking novelty seeking

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curious creative you tend to be drawn to

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people like yourself if you are very

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high on the traits of the serotonin

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system you tend to be traditional

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conventional follow the rules respect

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authority detail-oriented rather than

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theoretical you're also drawn to people

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like yourself so if you're very high

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testosterone you tend to be analytical

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logical direct decisive good at things

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like math engineering computers music

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music's very structural and you're drawn

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to your opposite high estrogen people

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and this is man as well as women many

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more women in that category they tend to

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see the big picture they think long term

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they're very imaginative very good at

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reading posture gesture tone and voice

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we all Express all four systems this is

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what the problem is with most

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personality questionnaires today they

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put you in one bucket or another we

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express all four brain systems and the

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traits in each but we express some more

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than others now there's all kinds of

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circumstances where people are drawn to

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their opposite in ways because if they

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had a battle of Affair they've been

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running around all their lives and now

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they want something more stable so they

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go for the traditional even if they're

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very risk-taking this human variety but

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the bottom line is this patterns to

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culture there's patterns to Nature and

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there's patterns to personality this is

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from sad short friend too how does

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someone know if they're feeling romantic

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or platonic attraction there's a real

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list of traits that are associated with

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feelings of romantic love and they are

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not associated with platonic attraction

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the first thing that happens when you

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fall in love is somebody takes on

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special meaning everything about them

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becomes special the car they drive looks

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different from every other car in the

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parking lot the house that they live in

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the street that they live on the music

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that they like when it's a plutonic

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attraction not everything is special

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about this human being you like them I

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mean you're attracted to them you'll

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find them amusing or funny or interested

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but you don't they don't you don't

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you're not obsessed with them but if you

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had to think about one just one trait

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that is most distinctive between the two

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when you're madly in love with somebody

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in the Romantic attraction you are

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obsessed and in a platonic attraction

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you don't think about them night and day

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this person is reprogrammed coach is

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online dating killing romance it can't

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kill romance this is a basic brain

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system it evolved millions of years ago

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it's like hunger or thirst or anger or

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fear you can't kill romance my next up

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is from Nita beater I wonder what's

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actually going on through our bodies

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when we think we're in love like what

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chemicals are enhanced I and my

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colleagues have put over 100 people into

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a brain scanner who were madly in love

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the first group were people who were

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happily in love the second were a group

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of people who were rejected in love and

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the third was a group of people who were

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in love long terms we put these people

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in the brain scanner we had them look at

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a photograph of their sweetheart and

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also a neutral photograph so we could

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compare the brain under both

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circumstances and we were able to find

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that everybody who's madly loved

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rejected in love or in love long term

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begins to have activity in a tiny little

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Factory near the base of the brain

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called the ventral tape metal area it's

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way at the base of the brain and that

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brain region actually makes dopamine and

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sends dopamine to many brain regions

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giving you that Focus the motivation the

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obsession the craving of intense

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romantic love and what's interesting to

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me is that little Factory the vt8 lies

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right next to the factory that

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orchestrates thirst and hunger thirst

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and hunger keep you alive today romantic

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love enables you to focus your mating

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energy on just one individual at a time

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and start the mating process and send

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your DNA into tomorrow this is from

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catch my fly do you believe in soul

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mates

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if so do you believe you can have more

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than one yes and yes I do believe in

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soul mates I do not believe you can have

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more than one at a time so now what is a

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soul mate I think what this person is

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means is somebody who it's a true love

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you're not going to sleep with other

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people you're not thinking of going

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anywhere you might even consider dying

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for him or her it is a very deep genuine

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attachment intense feeling of romantic

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love and I think that um this is summed

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up best by a poet from the 15th century

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in India named Kabir the lane of Love is

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narrow

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room for only one and indeed when you're

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madly in love it's with only one person

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I do believe you can have a soul mate I

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think that you may have a series of soul

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mates but I don't think you can have

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more than one soul mate at a time from

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somebody called dance with voices why do

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people associate love with the heart why

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not the penis or the sternum there may

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be a physiological reason why it has

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been associated with love and that is

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there's a lot of characteristics a lot

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of things happen when you fall madly in

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love and one of them is the heart can

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really pound when you're really nervous

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about something when you're madly in

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love not only do you feel that ecstasy

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Euphoria sleeplessness loss of appetite

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obsessive thinking about the person

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craving for emotional Union but also all

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kinds of physiological responses weak

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knees maybe a pounding heart it really

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started in the 1300s with jaro in a

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painting prior to that there were a lot

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of uses of the shape of the heart in

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fact as early as five thousand years ago

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in the Indus Valley they were drawing

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things that looked like the shape of a

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heart and at that that point it was the

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seed of a form of parsley plant or a an

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ivy leaf but it became became associated

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with romantic love probably with the

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painting by jotto in in 1309 this is

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from Jay at

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53k1 I lust hard and lose interest quick

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how does that work well they're not

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ready to fall in love we've evolved

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three distinctly different brain systems

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from mating and reproduction one is a

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sex drive linked with testosterone in

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both men and women the second is

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romantic love we've been able to prove

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this is linked with the dopamine system

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in both men and women that's what gives

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you the focus the motivation the

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obsession and the third brain system is

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attachment that sense of calm and

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security you can feel with a long-term

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partner and this individual he's in the

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lust stage he's not ready to fall in

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love you know you have to be ready to

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fall in love to actually do it and he's

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just experiencing a different brain

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system the lust system this question is

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from gertig it's a very interesting

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question any good data out there on

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divorce rates for couples that meet via

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online dating sites apparently if you

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met somebody online as opposed to

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offline you're less likely to divorce

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just by a little but you are less likely

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to divorce people who date online are

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more likely to be fully employed more

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likely to have higher education and more

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likely to be interested in a committed

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partnership this is from Reiki array how

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can you be in love with somebody and

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jealous of them

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easily when you're madly in love with

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somebody it's called mate guarding other

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animals do it too and if you see your

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partner beginning to flirt with other

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individuals you could lose that partner

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you could lose your children you could

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lose your house you could lose your

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friends you could lose your money I mean

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you know the game of Love matters this

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is from La matina 10. question of the

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day this person writes couples that do

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this together have 20 percent more love

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hormones it's not dirty well I don't

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know what this person has in mind but I

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would say play when you play with

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somebody you're driving up the dopamine

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system in the brain and that gives you

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focused motivation energy and optimism

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play with somebody stay with somebody oh

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that's it that's all the questions I

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enjoyed answering them thank you for

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joining me till next time

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