…mice, this study was done by a great researcher here in the state of Washington, who at least works here now, Dr. Yak Panksepp. And Panksepp showed that if you take infant mice in a laboratory and you genetically knock out their endorphin receptors, these…

…rage and seeking and so on. One of the brain circuits that we have is described by a very prominent, late neuroscientist, Yak Panksepp, is for panic and grief. Panic and grief are the normal responses of the young human being or the young animal when…

…to just hear you expand on that in any way that makes sense. So there was a great neuroscientist. His name was Yak Panksepp, P-A-N-K-S-E-P-P, who tragically died a few years ago of cancer. And he distinguished a number of brain systems that we share with…

…more resources on play, I can again recommend Dr. Gordon Neufeld. And there's a late and great neuroscientist called Yak Panksepp, P-A-N-K-S-E-P-P, who actually distinguished that I mentioned earlier, there's a play circuit in our brain. And he said brilliant…

…me out of there, no, stay out. It's a healthy response. I don't know if you know the work of Dr. Yak Panksepp. He was neuroaffective. He studied affective psychology, like the psychology and physiology of emotions. Neuroscientist. He died a bit too early.…

…died in his mid-70s of cancer a few years ago. Those of us who knew him... Still more name. His name was Dr. Yak Panksepp, P-A-N-K-S-E-P-P. He was from the Baltic states, whether he was Estonian, I think he was, but maybe Latvian, you know. And he was…

…to just hear you expand on that in any way that makes sense. So there was a great neuroscientist, his name was Yak Panksepp, P-A-N-K-S-E-P-P, who tragically died a few years ago of cancer. And he distinguished a number of brain systems that we share with…

…and rage and seeking and so on. One of the brain circuits that we have is described by a very prominent late neuroscientist, Yak Panksepp, is for panic and grief. Panic and grief are the normal responses of the young human being or the young animal when…

…how they're sung to, how they're played with. There's a great neuroscientist, unfortunately died untimely a couple of years ago, Yak Panksepp, his name was, and he distinguished the number of brain systems that we share with other animals. They include…