Neuroscientist Discusses Social Brain and Impact of Being Ignored

A 55-year-old neuroscientist from the University of California discusses his decades of research on the social brain, emphasizing human connection and expressing concern about societal polarization. He likens the pain of being ignored to a physical injury.

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la-vanguardiaSpanish120d ago

“Que te ignoren duele igual que una patada en la espinilla”

Tengo 55 años. Nací en Atlantic City y vivo en California. Llevo décadas estudiando el cerebro social: estamos diseñados para conectarnos. Soy profesor en la Universidad de California. Casado con otra neurocientífica. Un hijo. Me preocupa la polarización en EE.UU.: nos está rompiendo. No tengo creencias. (Foto: LV)

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