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EFTA00773671
Dataset 9
2009-08-15
4p
1,863w
Subject:
fantastic article-dopamine+
To:
Jeffrey Epstein <
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…sexual partner), we engage in consummatory acts that Panksepp says reduce arousal in the brain and temporarily, at least, inhibit our urge to seek. But our brains are designed to more easily be stimulated than satisfied. 'The brain seems to be more stingy with mechanisms for pleasure than for desire,"
Berridge
has said. This makes evolutionary sense. Creatures that lack motivation, that find it easy to slip into oblivious rapture, are likely to lead short (if happy) lives. So nature…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00773671.pdf
EFTA00774613
Dataset 9
2009-05-06
6p
1,664w
Subject:
The link between moral disgust and bad taste, a new development in monoclonal antibodies and
From:
F1000 Biology Update <
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To:
Jeff Epstein <
[email protected]
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…moral disgust, but findings in this new paper suggest that this metaphor may be even more fitting than previously thought! The authors of this thought-provoking paper, evaluated by Kent
Berridge
of the Neuroscience Faculty, find that moral outrage and a bad taste appear to activate the same facial muscles and produce the same expressions. Dr
Berridge
writes "A morally disgusting outcome may taste bad almost literally, according to this intriguing study. When presented with an unfair deal, people make…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00774613.pdf
EFTA00775344
Dataset 9
2009-06-01
6p
1,801w
Subject:
Is sitting down bad for you? Do your mice arrive with hidden baggage? And much more!
From:
F1000 Biology Update
To:
Jeff Epstein
[email protected]
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…F1000 Factor 6.0 I Zech T et al. EMBO J 2009 Mar 4 28(5):466-76 Placebos provide more effective pain relief to people who are reward-seekers than to individuals with different personalities, according to this intriguing study...MORE Selected by 'Kent
Berridge
(University of Michigan, USA) The anatomy of the mesolimbic reward system: a link between LWI personality and the placebo analgesic response. 111 1 i ).0 Schweinhardt Petal..! Neurosci 2009 Apr 15 29(15):4882…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA00775344.pdf
EFTA01103908
Dataset 9
151p
75,784w
…these riches to the sciences is a gift. Noam Chomsky... for inspiration, fearless attacks on power mongering, and friendship. Errol Morris... for heated discussion, camaraderie, and insights into evil through his cinematographic lens and critical mind. Many colleagues, students, and friends provided invaluable feedback on various parts of the book, or its entirety: Kim Beeman, Kent
Berridge
, George Cadwalader, Donal Cahill, Noam Chomsky, Jim Churchill, Randy Cohen, Daniel Dennett, Jonathan Figdor, Nick Haslam, Omar Sultan Hague, Lilan Hauser, Bryce Huebner…
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA01103908.pdf
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