Andrew Huberman· PhD
listening to the story on different times, different days entirely had very similar heartbeat patterns listening to the story.
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listening to the story on different times, different days entirely had very similar heartbeat patterns listening to the story.
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Now, earlier in the episode, I mentioned this really incredible study in which listening to a story coordinated the heart rates of different individuals, and literally changed the way that their heart was beating.
What this study found was that when people listen to the same story but at different times, their heart rates start to synchronize.