Sunday, February 15, 2015

TED Radio Hour: What Happens To Our Brains When We're In Love... And Out

How does love work?

Alan: There are a number of fine "talks" in the following roster.

The one that impressed me most was Helen Fisher's "What Happens To Our Brain When We're In Love?" followed closely by Esther Perel's "Are We Asking Too Much Of Our Spouses?"
Angela Patton is in a class by herself.
More than once, she brought tears to my eyes.
"A Father-Daughter Dance - In Prison"

How We Love

Love is instinctive and essential, but what is it that brings certain people together? In this hour, TED speakers examine the mystery of connection and relationships.

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1

Amy Webb explains how she found love with some help from algorithms.

Amy Webb: Can You Use Algorithms To Find Love?

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It's De-LovelyRoger, Shorty And His Giants

2

Anthropologist Helen Fischer explains how our brains behave when we're in love.

Helen Fisher: What Happens To Our Brain When We're In Love?

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3

Psychotherapist Esther Perel says a good and committed relationship draws on the conflicting needs of security and surprise.

Esther Perel: Are We Asking Too Much Of Our Spouses?

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Somebody to LoveVarious Artists

4

Writer Jeff Kluger speaking at TEDxAsheville.

Jeff Kluger: What Makes Siblings Bond?

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5

Angela Patton tells the story of a father daughter dance in prison.

Angela Patton: A Father-Daughter Dance — In Prison?

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Love TodayMika

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