If we survive as a species, we will still be loving a million years from now.
Show Notes
Helen Fisher knows a thing or two about relationships. The Kinsey Institute research fellow and Match.com’s lead scientific advisor has spent her career studying couples and romantic behavior. The author of six books, her writing traces human family life from its origins in Africa over 20 million years ago to the internet dating sites and bedrooms of today. Her cutting-edge research, using brain imaging, examines what love and romantic partnership does to our gray matter. In this episode, she explains why humans fall in love and form pair-bonds when the odds are against them.
Explore
Related episodes
What makes two people click? What does it really mean to say, “we have chemistry”?
Arthur Brooks on bringing the most happiness to the most people.
Why do happily married couples cheat?
Thanks to technology, we are more connected than ever—digitally. But at what cost?