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Is There a 'Moral Molecule' that Regulates Good & Evil Behavior? Dr. Love Says "YES!" (Ep. 7 | S. 5)
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On this episode of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with Neuroeconomist Dr. Paul J. Zak (also known as "Dr. Love"), chair of the Department of Economic Sciences at Claremont Graduate University. Dr. Zak has studied the effects of "feel-good chemical" oxytocin on people everywhere from Fortune 50 boardrooms, to the rain forest of Papua New Guinea. In this interview, Jesse and Dr. Zak tackle everything from the root causes of good and evil behavior (Is it down to God, or the amount of hormone oxytocin in your system?), to the vast differences between men and women (Is there proof that women remember farther back than men? Are women nicer than men?), to the epidemic of violence in the black community and what can be done to solve it. Tune in for an important dialogue addressing the often controversial relationship between science and God!
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