Name: Our primordial drive for sex and love | Helen Fisher
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- When I got to graduate school, they thought that the mind

An environment just filled up the brain with who you were.

And as I sit there and listen to these various academics,

I thought to myself: "If there's any part of human behavior

it must be our patterns of love and marriage.

Because, as Darwin would've said, 'If you have children,

and I have no children, you live on, and I die out.'"

A lot of people think that sex drive, romantic love,

They're not phases, they're brain systems.

and I actually know where love is in the brain.

I grew up in a modern house-a glass house-

We could see the deer and the foxes and the possums

that sex was an important part of a partnership.

On Saturday afternoon, we were instructed to never walk

'cause it was a glass house, and you could see in.

So I knew from a small child that, when I grew up,

there were certain things in a partnership

that really should work properly, and one was

you should find your partner sexually attractive.

When I first began to study romantic love,

It was on these three different brain systems

that I think evolved for mating and reproduction:

feelings of intense romantic love being the second,

and feelings of deep attachment being the third.

that these all evolved for various reasons.

to focus your mating energy on just one at a time.

to stick with this person, at least long enough

The peer reviews came back, and at least one

of the peer reviewers wrote back and said,

"You can't study this; it's part of the supernatural."

And I looked at that, and I thought to myself,

That disgust or joy is part of the supernatural?"

a basic brain system, would be part of the supernatural?

I mean, all over the world, people everywhere fall in love.

they kill for love, and they die for love-

And I thought maybe if I could put people

into a brain scanner, I could find the basic brain pathways,

They would look at a picture of their sweetheart

that called forth the wonderful feelings of romantic love,

of somebody who called forth no emotions;

And when you put the neutral and the romantic love

you're left with what's going on in the brain

What we saw was activity in a tiny little factory

It's a brain region that actually makes dopamine,

a natural stimulant, and gives you that focus,

a lot of people came and wanted to talk to me,

"You know, Helen, this really isn't very important.

You know, when you're madly in love with the right person,

The real problem is when you've been rejected in love.

That's where I can make a contribution to humanity."

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Our primordial drive for sex and love | Helen Fisher

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