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Jun 22, 2026Attraction ScienceRelationship DynamicsDating Apps

Science of Attraction, Compatibility & Romance | Dr. Paul Eastwick

Dr. Paul Eastwick challenges conventional wisdom on attraction and relationships, revealing that long-term compatibility often stems from unique shared experiences and subjective perceptions, not just initial 'mate value' or online dating metrics.

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May 28, 2026Neuroscience of GriefPsychology of LossAttachment Theory

The Science & Process of Healing from Grief | Huberman Lab Essentials

This episode breaks down the neuroscience and psychology of grief, revealing how our brains map relationships and providing science-backed tools to navigate loss adaptively.

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