…of addiction. But I mentioned that we have these different brain systems, these emotional systems described by the great neuroscientist, Dr. Jak Panksepp. And so we have this care system that makes us care for one another, that makes the mother and the…

…from the point of view of neuroscience, there's a great neuroscientist, unfortunately died before his time, Estonian-American, his name is Dr. Jak Panksepp. And he studied the human emotional system in the brain. And he found that we share with other mammals…

…the form of anxiety. See, we are wired for fear. There's a great neuropsychologist, died a few years ago before his time, Dr. Panksepp, and he identified all these emotional circuits that we share with other mammals. And fear was one of them. We have a…

…the form of anxiety. See, we are wired for fear. There's a great neuropsychologist, died a few years ago before his time, Dr. Panksepp. And he identified all these emotional circuits that we share with other mammals. And fear was one of them. We have a…

…one is I wish I'd let myself be happier. Yeah. What does that say? Well, that always reminds me of, because I mentioned Dr. Panksepp and his concept of the brain circuits. One of them is for play and joyfulness. Do you know Winnie the Pooh? Yeah. Okay.…

…have validated all their emotions. Now, there's a great neuroscientist, unfortunately died a few years ago in his 70s, Dr. Jak Panksepp, who distinguished some essential emotional brain circuits that we share with other mammals. We're wired for them. One of…

…The parents, in turn, in their brain, there's a circuitry for... I'm here, by the way, quoting a great neuroscientist called Dr. Jak Panksepp, who is one of the great neuroscientists of the last half century, at least. And we have these brain circuits…