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Sabrina Khan
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Updated May 9, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:12
Chapter 2
00:55
Chapter 3
03:00
Chapter 4
03:01
Chapter 5
03:06
Chapter 6
04:27
Chapter 7
04:33
Chapter 8
05:09
Chapter 9
05:19
Chapter 10
07:55
Chapter 11
08:15
Chapter 12
11:06
Chapter 13
Audio Transcript
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Hello everyone.
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So the topic that I'm going to talk about today
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is why do we love and why do we fell
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in love?
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So in order to understand that first, we are going
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to define what is love.
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So according to the Cambridge dictionary to love is to
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like another adult very much and to be romantically and
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sexually attracted to them or to have strong feelings of
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liking a friend or person in your family.
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So it leads to the question why does our brain
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fall in love?
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It is something magical that causes the brain to fall
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in love or a retreat by biology to think that
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you're in love which leads us to reproduce.
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Uh, so to understand these things, scientists have done their
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experiments on animals, like the pretty balls.
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Uh, they couldn't do their experiments on on on human
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because because no one was because because for example, it
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will fall in love and assigned.
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This comes and asks you to inject some type of
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chemical to understand why Why are you in love?
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Are you going to do it?
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Probably no, because it's dangerous and and all.
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So they they so they found the animal that is
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similar to human similar to human equity.
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Uh, when it comes to love, because yes, when we
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come to love, look, when it comes to love, uh
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they found Prezi votes.
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Uh, it's a similar kind of their relation she could
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love is similar to human because there are mono gammas
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and also they found someone that they like or the
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mate we'd they stay together for life.
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So after many research and after some time scientists found
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that when someone falls in love, their uh some of
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their neurotransmitters increase and some drops and I stress hormone
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which is called cortisol increases.
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That makes the person who has fallen in love to
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feel nervous and their oxytocin level increases, causing them to
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feel a morse.
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Uh so, so there are so many chemical reactions directions
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that happens when someone falls in love.
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We know that, but we don't know, we don't know
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why it happens.
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Why do we fall in love?
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Why do we choose to fall in love?
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So, there are some fact that answers.
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The discussions first is intimacy.
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So according, again, according to Cambridge, dictionary, intimacy is a
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situation in which you have a close friendship or sexual
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friendship. Really, really sorry relationship with someone.
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Uh falling, falling in love for intense intimacy is one
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of the first citizens that comes to understand why why
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we fall in love at first and foremost, intimacy creates
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basic friendship.
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And even if he doesn't always mean six, but care
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and want uh as humans, we seek, we seek love,
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we we want to be loved and to be cured
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uh for uh and in the hands of someone we
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can trust.
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What. And uh as russell british philosophy, uh Russell, a
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british philosopher philosopher state love is in is an escape
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from our loneliness.
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So according to him, we love in order to satisfy
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our physical and psychological desires and humans are desire.
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A desire to procreate to procreate.
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But without the without the stc of love, six is
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unsatisfied. The second fact that comes when we want to
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understand love is passion.
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So again, according to Cambridge dictionary, passion is an extreme
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interest in in our rich for doing something such as
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a hobby activity, et cetera.
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Uh when you talk about passionate love, it is the
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blow as a result of feelings that lead to sexual
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attraction, physical interest and romance.
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It is usually connected with loves in absence of Indonesian,
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but in absence of Indonesian commitment is feeling fades, tells
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the love fades as well.
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So with love, passion comes, but passion doesn't depend love
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and it doesn't last long.
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And then at last com's commitment.
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Uh huh.
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Also, again, according to Cambridge dictionary, commitment is a promise
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of decision to do something.
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So when someone falls in love and he or she
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is here of it, it leads them to commit themselves
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with their other health.
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Other have we say other end.
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A little note, we say the person we love, we
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call them other half because as plateau, the ancient greek
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philosopher philosopher once said loves makers hold again.
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So in his books chapters, he said that that uh
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long ago Humans had two heads, 4 4 hands and
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four Legs.
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Yes. And they did something and they separated.
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And since then, uh since then when they're separated, uh
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adults, how do you have to say?
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Uh So when they're separated, they become two separate persons
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and they lost in the world are in the universe.
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And uh, since then, the both both are in search
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of the other part of the other half.
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I don't know if I explained theory, but it was
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the story that Plato wrote in his books.
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So, yes.
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Uh so it is a way, it is a way
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of trust.
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It's a promise to stay together and love each other
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for life.
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And in the school and hard world, when a human's
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find someone they can trust and from home, they are
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receiving love, they tend to commit themselves with the person.
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But in a modern generation, commitment doesn't tend to us
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long because people, because now people are more attracted to
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towards objects than humans.
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But if we talk about all generations and time before,
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uh, there were not many divorces are not many heartbreaking
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things, heartbreaking stories.
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Uh but now as the time is changing, the definition
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of blog is changing as well.
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Uh so, but there are some famous love stories that
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we are interested in and we who studies literature, we
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are first, we We study Romeo and Juliet by Brilliant
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six Pierre.
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Everyone knows about it about them.
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They love their internal internal love.
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It's fictional.
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But the passion, the mhm that excitement and everything was
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so so it is so just liked by everyone because
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I think deep down everyone wants this kind of love.
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Uh so yes, Romeo and Juliet is a famous love
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story, then comes face and Helen of God.
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Uh it's about it's about their love lead to a
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war as I know X to mythology where despite being
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married, Helen fall, Helen fell in love with berries and
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run away too to try with paris and which leads
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which lead to the destruction of the city of try.
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So it is also a very deep love story.
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Then comes the famous and uh controversial love of an
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Berlin love story of an Berlin and Henry that eight
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Henry that it is a true love story and Henry
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The eight um To marry Anne Boleyn Henry The eight
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abolish the Church of England and made it protested, which
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was a very, very, very, such a big step, which
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is a big step for England, for the crown of
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England and the monarchy.
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It changed a lot of things after this period.
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And at last Bonnie and Clyde, there are, there are
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a lot more new.
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There absolutely is not a lot more new and they're
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criminals as another effect.
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They're criminals, but they tend to stay, stay and rob
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together. They drove the car and rob many families, many
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houses and at last they were killed both together.
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Buy some polish police, that's all.
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So I think you all have understand what is love
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and why do we love?
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But how do we fall in love?
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Wow. I have an understanding as well.
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And so we think we have a long way to
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go to understand why you fall in love about
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