Humans are unique creatures capable of telling stories and maintaining history, and when we finish hearing a story, our brain releases serotonin as a reward mechanism, which explains our inherent capacity to understand history and our place within it.
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But we are the only creatures [music] that can tell a story and have a history.
And whenever we [music] even finish hearing a story, like Little Red Riding Hood, we get the the end of it, our brain releases serotonin. So we're rewarded. Story. [music] And I think this is because, you know, when people say we have a [music] god-sized hole in our heart for love.
But I also think we have to have the machinery, so to speak, [music] to be able to understand history and our place in it.
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