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Social

Why Our Brains Are Wired to Connect
in: Biology
Summary:

The book explores the neuroscience behind human social interactions, revealing how our brains are inherently designed to be social and how our need for connection influences our behavior, beliefs, and happiness. It delves into the science of social pain and pleasure, the importance of social thinking for learning, and the implications of our social wiring for leadership and policy.

Key points:

1. Social Brain Evolution: Our brains evolved to handle complex social interactions, which helped us survive in groups.

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