Nov 17, 2013
A really sweet short film about a competition to measure who loves the most using an fmri machine. The interviews with 'contestants' are beautiful, and the announcement of the winners in unexpectedly touching. Enjoy.
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A really sweet short film about a competition to measure who loves the most using an fmri machine. The interviews with 'contestants' are beautiful, and the announcement of the winners in unexpectedly touching. Enjoy.
Science is so damn cool.
“The Stanford MRI Lab hosts the world’s first ever love competition, in which seven contestants have five minutes to neurochemically love someone as hard as they can.
As the contestants—who ranged in age from 10 to 75—pondered the objects of their affection, their brainneurochemistry was closely monitored by scientists at the Stanford Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging. The person who showed the greatest neurochemical activity in the brain region associated with feelings of romantic love was declared the victor.”
This is incredible
Love is like a feeling you have for someone you have feelings about.
Milo, 10 years old
Love Competition
Love competition, each participant will have 5 minutes in a fMRI maching to love as hard as they can, watch this amazing video...
The Stanford Center For Cognitive And Neurobiological Imaging decided to create a competition where they will measure the love responses from 5 participants' brain in a fMRI machine, they chose different ages and stage of relationship (single, married, kid and etc)... Wants to know who will win? You will see that love is more than you think, is something that is EVEN HARDER to explain. Check out the video!
Se vc é uma pessoa competitiva, imagina um dia alguém te chamar para uma disputa sobre o quanto vc consegue amar? É isso mesmo, Stanford Center For Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging decidiu convocar 5 pessoas (crianças, jovens e adultos) de diferentes estados civis para amar o mais forte que eles puderem enquanto são colocados em uma máquina de fMRI, isso mesmo ame o mais forte possível e saberemos quem será o campeão.
Veja que vídeo sensacional e que surpreso fiquei quando descobri que amor é mais do que sentimento de paixão, respeito, fidelidade é algo inocente e sem porquês.
Com amor @paulocrepaldi S2
THE LOVE COMPETITION
The Love Competition - a fascinating study conducted by Stanford University examining the neurochemical activity of the brain when experiencing love. Incredibly touching interviews with the contestants before and after their five minutes in an MRI machine reveal diverse ideas about what love is, and the winners may surprise you.