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Time Spent With Friends Changes Your Brain

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Functional neurochemistry reveals a powerful truth: texting a friend lights up your brain somewhat—but in-person connection activates a far richer neurochemical cascade. 🧬 Face-to-face time engages multiple bonding and reward systems, including: Oxytocin (social bonding) Serotonin (mood regulation) Endogenous opioids (comfort, connection) Cannabinoids (pleasure modulation) Meanwhile, texting shows only limited activation—primarily dopamine and cannabinoids, with

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The Rise & Fall of Moos Community Space w/ Oliver Sauter & Richard D. Bartlett

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The End of America? How the Founders’ Genius Is Breaking Down (And What We Can Do About It)

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In the sweltering summer of 1787, 55 delegates locked themselves in a Philadelphia room for 116 days with windows nailed shut, no press allowed, and a singular mission: save a failing nation or watch it collapse into chaos. What emerged was perhaps the most revolutionary political document in human history—the U.S. Constitution. But here’s what

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Highlight Reel of W Desmond, R Duns, S Keppner, G Sengstock / The Idiocy of Being

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Full video premiering today: William Desmond, R. Duns, S. Keppner, G. Sengstock / The Idiocy of Being In this deep and rich dialogue, William Desmond, Ryan Duns, Steven Knepper, and I delve into the concept of ‘idiocy’ in its philosophical, poetic, musical connotations & ontological. They explore the urgency of intimacy, the distinctive wisdom found

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