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It's true that your brain may not be nearly as objective as you'd hope, but sometimes these eccentricities can work in your favor. Tune in to learn how you can hack your brain for better performance.
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It's true that love can mess with a person's perception, but what about other emotions? This installment of the deceptive brain series asks how hate can affect the brain, and how scientists are learning to measure a person's level of contempt, loathing or dislike. Check out this Stuff They Don't What You To Know and learn more.
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"How Hatred Transforms Your Brain"
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"When you see somebody you hate, whether it's an evil ex or a mean colleague, your brain undergoes a rather unexpected transformation. A new study published in PLoS One today reveals that hatred isn't the blind, irrational emotion it might seem. In fact, hate activates the brain regions associated with higher reason and the ability to predict what other people will do."
"How Hate Works"
http://science.howstuffworks.com/life...
"If you're a heavy metal fan, you've probably heard the Iron Maiden song "There's a Thin Line Between Love and Hate." As it turns out, those lyrics have a grain of truth in them, at least in a neurological sense."
