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I pulled this from a Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. podcast because it’s important. The brain seeks balance. Highs n lows really are the tipping of the scales. Words by Dr Anna Lembke

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Hunter Weiss3 years ago

Thanks @hubermanlab for the share. Means a ton

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Vance Ginn1 year ago

Dive into the importance of education, cronyism, and poverty relief and the necessity of fostering dialogue across ideological divides with Dr. Anne Bradley. Ep. 125🎙️ #EconTwitter

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Shane Andersen3 years ago

@hubermanlab Gotta pay for pleasure with pain. But in the modern day, we buy pleasure on debt.

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Hunter Correll3 years ago

@hubermanlab This is excellent…

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Hunter Weiss3 years ago

@hubermanlab Thanks brother

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Gerald3 years ago

@hubermanlab Yin & Yang

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Helpful Landlord3 years ago

@hubermanlab Very interesting. Great video too.

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wail snk3 years ago

@hubermanlab @khaoolaklg

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Zeniba3 years ago

@hubermanlab Is there an instance of joy and/or pleasure when this mechanism doesn’t happen? Like does this happens even in instances such as the joy one feels with a pleasant dream, by imagining something, or joys or pleasure that’s independent from sense stimulation?

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TinaMarie3 years ago

@hubermanlab When I learned this, it massively shifted my perspective. I'm still actively reminding myself how this works to curb my anxiety and push through things. Great visual!

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John Glaberson3 years ago

@hubermanlab "It wants to stay level" suggests that the brain has a brain.

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Rob Willoughby3 years ago

@hubermanlab So good, the animations makes the info easy to comprehend.

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