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Butterflies, Ugly Cries, and Why Your Body Has a Mind of Its Own

Butterflies, Ugly Cries, and Why Your Body Has a Mind of Its Own

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Maahi is one of those people who cries at strangers' happy moments on TV, feels butterflies before anything nerve wracking, and has jolted awake from that falling sensation right before sleep. Sound familiar?

This episode is all about the strange, beautiful, involuntary things your body does without asking your permission, and the fascinating science behind every single one of them. From your second brain in your gut to why goosebumps still show up even though we barely have body hair anymore.

Topics covered:

  • Why some people cry from other people's happy moments, the neuroscience of empathy
  • What happy tears actually do to your nervous system
  • The gut brain connection and your second brain
  • Why butterflies in your stomach are a real biological response
  • The evolutionary story behind goosebumps
  • What a hypnic jerk is and why you jolt awake before falling asleep
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