Helen Fisher 'The brain in love' at Happiness & Its Causes 2013
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- What is romantic love?
- Why do we fall in love with one person rather than another?
- What does the research show about the brain in love?
- Can we learn how to find and keep lasting love?
Dr Helen Fisher, anthropologist and expert on romantic love, Research Professor, Rutgers University, USA
I am still in love with my mate after 40.yrs!
So interesting hearing how much the brain is involved in all aspects of falling in love. And it’s a fairly new science next to the other medical discoveries.
Good Job Helen...... I approve
Great
I enjoy your work but you are wrong about Steve Jobs. Check what India's mysticism did for him - and the world.
Wym?
Women as sexual as men?
Not even close.
explain please
@@TonyMotherfuckinLee It's biological. Do your own homework & look it up
@@KleWdSide explain please. I don't have to look up shit. You're the one who made a comment and back it up. You state it, so back it up. Otherwise, shut up.
And i would like 3 pieces of evidence to back up your claim. "Not even close" what does that even mean? You're an stupid guy on the internet making shit up. She's a researcher with over 30 years experience.
@@TonyMotherfuckinLee Like I said... I'm not doing your homework for you. Look it up yourself & stop being a lazy bum. Speaking of sex, you clearly need it because you're an angry little boy that's probably even smaller in the pants.