Andrew Huberman· PhD
And sure enough, we found that neighborhoods where people leave their neighborhood and go and visit a park, there's actually that predicted less crime in those neighborhoods.
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And sure enough, we found that neighborhoods where people leave their neighborhood and go and visit a park, there's actually that predicted less crime in those neighborhoods.
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Um so there it seemed like there was something special about the park visit versus the museum visit on at least aggression.