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Science of Social Bonding in Family, Friendship u0026 Romantic Love | Huberman Lab Podcast #51

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So, is it safe to say that there are subconscious and conscious levels of bonding? For example conversing with someone and bonding over shared interests etc would be a conscious level of bonding and the subconscious level would be any physiological changes like the heart rates and brain waves syncing up etc Comment from : Kali

I would just really love to see a conversation between Andrew and Rick Hansen Comment from : DOTK

I found out that I'm more extrovert than I thought, it's so surprising! Comment from : Ita Lico

I really loved this episode I was wondering if fiction and storytelling may be used as a substitute for social bonding for individuals with lack of real social bonds A paper tt's mentioned in which people are socially isolated, but also cut from fiction; listening to this I thought of this common saying that books make company This would explain too why some writers have a compulsion to write Comment from : virginia romero

I love how the subtitles are detailed easy to refer the spelling for those scientic terms Best channel 🙌 Comment from : Aya Chan

Deep intense voice that is great Comment from : abdolhamed sharef

For years I've been questioning myself why I tend to do well on interviews when the day before I socialized and played, and not when the day before I isolated myself (because I intend to do a full study on what would the interview is likely about) I've noted that I can connect with interviewer easier if previously I socialized, and I get annoyed/irritated with interviewer easier if previously I isolated I'm seeing this explanation on Tachykinin may be the big whybrbrPlease kindly confirm @Andrew Huberman Comment from : Jordia Ibrahim

안맞는사람과 어울리는것도 만만치않게 스트레스임니다 Comment from : bono`●

Shared narrative Social bonding Politics Hmmm Comment from : Jane Cassidy

Boring and uninsightful, 27 mins deep Comment from : David Krane

💯 Comment from : Dalton Sturrock

Thank you 🙏🏼 Comment from : Drill Instructor Baumgartner

This is a really interesting video In my early 20s after a number of failed relationships, I came to the realization that in order for me to develop feelings for someone and fall in love, there had to be 3 components present with a potential romantic partner There has to be a strong mental connection, where we can share stimulating conversation There has to be strong emotional connection And there has to be a strong physical attraction Mind, body, and heart have to be in harmony for me to feel the full depth of romantic connection I would say it parallels the idea that emotional empathy, cognitive empathy, and a shared physiological state all contribute to our connections Comment from : Sean Mcneme

👍🏻🇺🇸 Thank you Comment from : Steven Scoggins

Great podcast Comment from : Javier VS

thankyou for your interest in science how sweet Comment from : فاطمه جعفری

This topic discussed with Dr Joe Dispenza as well would be mind-blowing! Comment from : Jenna-Lee Anderson

I'm trying to attract a mate, this will be handy I think it would really be cool if you made an episode on the 👬 type if you catch my drift Comment from : Chris

Thank you I've isolated myself to work on me partly and partly as a defense mechanism I keep finding myself on social media though and realize it's because my body yearns socializing Comment from : Black Psychology

These videos are the best Comment from : Live Free

Thank you!! Comment from : Kayla Newsom

Thank you, Andrew! Comment from : Михаил Супрунов

Thanks for the valuable information, you should do a spin-off podcast that talks about how an introvert and an extrovert can better bond with each other Comment from : Mike Settecasse

Noooooooo!!!!! Costello passed away?????????😭😭 That's so heart breaking!!!!!! Comment from : sid

Just with hearing Andrews voice I feel calm and in peace 🩷 Comment from : Kelly Lyon

Thank you for the podcast brIs there any information about how to detach yourself from another person? In particular, how can a man detach himself from a wife who doesn't want to be with him anymore And they have been together for over 10 years brA lot of men commit suicide in such cases Comment from : Ramazan

Nota: 8:42 Comment from : The Sammy Sparkle Show Backup

5 minutes ads? Comment from : PEP (prolific english podcast)

So interesting and educational I received alot of new information Thank you😊 Comment from : Chairmans Services

I have certainly learnt more from your podcasts than I did from my biology lessons, which I studied to an A-level degree, in addition, your podcasts are hugely enjoyable 😊😊 Comment from : Greg Zaks

superb Comment from : Mohith Venkatesh

So relationship between teacher and a student is cognitive empathy ? Comment from : Yousuckx

love this episode❤ Comment from : baby blue_1965

1:12:29 personal timestampbrbrbrI don't think I'm autistic but when I did look into that possibility one of the very few things that could make me think I am or qualify as autistic is the honesty So I should think about my relationship with honesty, about how I feel overall baseline happy all the time, and about possible autistic traits in me Comment from : essennagerry

You are the superhero of the science world for bringing these to us🙏 Comment from : elahe shahmoradi

If you are surrounded by jerks you will get even more stress and problems There are at least 300 things that I can think of than hanging out with those slope heads I can get distracted, irritate someone on the internet, or talk to my imaginary friend before I'll go on another misadventure But when you get old you can lean towards being done with it all, if you lived Comment from : Joey McNeill

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Basically I have to stop eating and I’ll have the drive to go out and have a social life 😂😂 Comment from : Jonas Eurich

01:27:07brbBreakups/b Comment from : Artemis Fowl

18:53brbThe brains areas that underly the détection, control and response/bbriWhat neuro-chemicals are used to regulate each component of social interaction (social homeostasis)/ibrbrACC (Anterior cingulare cortex)brBLA (Basal lateral Amygdala)brbr1br2br3br4 Comment from : Artemis Fowl

I juste went trough a break-up and watching only the first minute of introduction hé already blew my mind by saying that WE have special neuronals pathways getting activated when someone breaks up with usbrbrThat's insane toi think about !brCould it mean that, for your brain, it's over when it's said : there cannot be any second chances if the brain already registrered that you broke UP ? Comment from : Artemis Fowl

Yep, extroverts are needy They drain me 😂 Comment from : Milena Bellotti

I experience Oxytoxin when I play one of your videos🙏✨🌷thank you Comment from : Esmeralda Desaracho

Empathy, patience and knowledgethose three would help this world a lot! Comment from : Viviana Sanchez

I cronically crave social contact because I'm lonely as fuck, but evidently I've been too lonely for too long Guess I'll go die Comment from : Jacob P

I admire u) So interesting) Comment from : Stevo Zdilar

Would greatly benefit from a podcast dedicated to toxic or even abusive relationships Consequences, what is happening neurologically, long term effects, breaking of these bonds/relationships brThis may not be the norm, but for those in, or helplessly watching a loved one in, a toxic relationship-knowledge could be life saving Comment from : Julie Copen

Great episode🙌🏻 Comment from : Carl-Friedrich Welker

I greatly benefited from this podcast!brThe social world (mine and other people’s) makes a lot more sense to me now with e the explanations of dopamine and oxitocyn levels, homeostasis as well as real definitions of introversion and aloneness!brI feel a lot more “normal” now since fewer interactions usually work for me 😊 brOn a separate note I would like to suggest a topic that’s rarely addressed and that is “sensitivity and the female hormones”brThank you 🙏 🙏 🙏 Comment from : Silvia Gemelli

Andrew, please could you provide a podcast about the current data on Autism Spectrum Disorder I would love to know what scientists currently believe are some of the root causes or mechanisms behind ASD in regards to the brain and neurological function I would venture to guess that there are differences in how autistic individuals experience social interaction on a chemical level I would love to hear your take on this topic! Comment from : ScottieMomma

Still here to support and love the work you do Comment from : Emmy

❤️❤️ Comment from : Osama Hasan

wow this guys tough Comment from : Armaan Gulati

When faced with betrayal from multiple close bonds, which causes lessened desire for new bonds, how do we move forward in a healthy way? Also, as betrayal feels traumatic, and may be, how does it affect the brain? Comment from : Daniel Lane

Love this podcasts! Also I laughed when you mentioned someone stole food and I had that happen to me! I definitely craved that exactly meal But it makes sense I feel like human like a schedule and when it’s disrupted it’s difficult Comment from : WhisperingWooper

I feel uncomfortable in social interactions but when i do have a good interaction i feel good and not exhausted, does that mean im not introverted? Comment from : Xbladey

this made me understand many things i did wrong, thank you very much Dr Andrew Huberman Comment from : Mob

Thanks so much! I continue to enjoy your programming One of the best podcasts out there Comment from : Earth Monkey Entertainment

Very informative, thank you so much, God bless you more success Comment from : Maria Salvacio Gallaron

Please host Daniel Kahneman, I am a huge fanboy of the old man (annual readings of thinking fast and slow since 2016) Still, after going through your podcasts, I feel a lot of experimental evidence in Kahneman's work would have been done through brain imaging and understanding the neurology/biology and chemistry behind it My "that makes perfect sense" kind of moments Comment from : KUNAL JAISWAL

what was that shoutout to Billie Eilish?? xD Comment from : KingofRabies

Love this Comment from : Maureen Sharp

Thanks very much for such clear podcast, I would be very interested to a full podcast on AUTISM Comment from : Francesco Guidone

Hi Andrew, What you were saying about dopamine and introverts vs extroverts (more easily, quickly sated on a little dopamine vs needing more) would seem to me to also relate to oxytocin You didn’t go into that here but you mentioned people having? Or seeking? More oxytocin more social media interactions; etc I’d love to hear you explore that more As a person who loves social interaction but in specifically chosen, lower doses, I can tell you that my bonding reaction to my new grandson is astoundingly strong It’s gotta be connected to oxytocin I’m not that much a social stimulation seeker but I’d give my life for our little munchkin I have a massive sense of this bond and it seems it is quite special to him as well So- introverts and oxytocyn… ??? Comment from : Doodle

Great episode! Comment from : Zak M

I love this, such a great way to get into these topics Comment from : Hunter DiFabio

So sorry to hear about Castelo Doc ❤ Comment from : Olga Maruta

i can relate the social islolation concept with individuals having done silent retreats like vipassana Comment from : Sakshi Upadhyay

Looking forward to more research being done I want to learn more Comment from : Faye Kalantzis

Could you please recommend a book from Allan Schore ?I would like to read more about mother and child attachment Comment from : Tímea Tamáska

Dr Huberman, your conversational and humble presentation of research and discoveries on the neurobiology of social bonding is fascinating and helpful It would be great to have Father Mike Schmitz on to discuss prayer and bonding with God and others as sources of mental health, responsibility to others and oneself, and ways to make our world good and more beautiful God bless you and thank you so much for sharing your work Comment from : Jean Lanz

It would be interesting to know the age range of the Instagram study, as I'm sure this is a big factor Comment from : S W

I came here seeking advice on how I could form more meaningful social interactions with people, and now I am seeking an aspirin Don't get me wrong, I sincerely appreciate the information being shared in your work, but even for someone like me who has a Masters degree this video is very overwhelming trying to listen to and comprehend all in one go Comment from : Gorgeous Noxy

The athletic greens offer you are promoting is bogus What was supposed to be free was going to cost me over $100 No savings applied to ROKA glasses either Misleading and disappointing to say the Wasted time out of my life Comment from : C W

Thank you for this podcast episode Dr Huberman brbrHowever, I would appreciate to understand further about hikikomori and what are its precise causes Comment from : Sala Zeyad

How do you overcome introvert exhaustion I cant cope anymore Comment from : wat now

I think I just hit the youtube jackpot with this channel Amazing work! Thank you DrHuberman Comment from : Nour

Bro gone be one of the biggest channels on youtube eventually Comment from : Victor Rockwood

I missed the suggestion on scientific articles on the subject Do you mind suggesting a few in the video description? I love to read those before the episode to kind get a sense about what the class is gonna be about :D Comment from : H Spez

Won't you please do a show on Multiple Sclerosis? Don't you think lack of social habits leads to dementia in Walmart? Stop making fun of me Comment from : Will Robinson

Illustrates really well the nuance between introverts and extroverts! Comment from : Jayze Poudz

do actual extroverts exist at all? :D Comment from : Heghine Melkonyan

Just wanted to say how grateful I am for this podcast I was in a depressed state when I found this podcast and was able to break out by consistently taking cold showers for about a month before I noticed a significant change Now it has been months that I've been doing this off and on so I don't become cold adaptedbrbrI've watched every episode from the episode 1 till this one here and I just needed to express my gratitude because the info has changed my life and my family's life Not sure if Andrew will ever get this but I'd like to think deep down he willbrbrThanks again Comment from : Mario O

So is social isolation detrimental to health? Comment from : Carlo Valentini

Alan shore? from Boston legal? Comment from : Onorg1

6 from 5 stars Comment from : mr w

Very helpful Thx Comment from : Christopher Brauchl

My imagination is fired Thank you Comment from : Spook Waters

In minute 56:19 a small correction in psychoanalytic theory we talk about unconscious not subconscious, the difference is quite essential Comment from : Zheliak

Two years of social isolation avoiding COVID I no longer seek social interactions but actively avoid them as I have a 7 probability of hospitalisation if I get COVID I’d rather stay alive Definitely became more introverted Comment from : George

I think the prism of looking at introvertion vs extroverstion in light of the social homeostasis is interesting, but incomplete You did not factor or relate to the issue of the QUALITY of interactions I think for introverts there is not only a need for less interaction, the need is also for deep and meaningful interaction, whereas extroverts can do fine and enjoy also some more superficial casual interactios I think the expectancy that one has for how nourishing and satisfying interactions will be will also affect how much they will seek social interactions in generalbrI would love to hear more about social connections on the podcast from more/different perspectives It's a very broad and fascinating subject Comment from : Zohar Elyada

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