Andrew Huberman· PhD
Social isolation is known to induce aggression & distorted thinking (via tackykinin etc).
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Social isolation is known to induce aggression & distorted thinking (via tackykinin etc).
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Chronic social isolation changes the nature of the brain and body such that it makes social connection harder, and it makes the person who's been isolated, irritable, even aggressive with other people.