The Science of Love
Scientist's tips to find your love match
Tech and Science Daily | The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
February 14, 20238m 23s
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Show Notes
The part of our brain that shuts down when we’re in love. How women can smell if there’s chemistry. Why we should spend less time messaging while dating. Evolutionary Anthropologist Dr Anna Machin explains what love is, how it impacts us, and why it’s changing in the modern world. In this episode:
- How fMRI scanners reveal the secrets of a brain in love
- Which part of our brain shuts down when we fall in love
- How apps and social media have changed the way we love
- Our brain’s ‘algorithm’ for finding the right partner
- Should we message less and meet in-person more?
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