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Yeah, it's a gut punch for sure.

And so when we sense unfairness, our amygdala, which is the part of our brain responsible for threat detection, gets activated. It's like our internal alarm system going off.

And so when we sense unfairness, our amygdala, which is the part of our brain responsible for threat detection, gets activated. It's like our internal alarm system going off.

So our brain is basically freaking out.

So our brain is basically freaking out.

Like we're back in the prehistoric jungle.

Like we're back in the prehistoric jungle.

But what does that actually feel like? I mean, how does this amygdala hijack? Yeah. As I've heard it called.

But what does that actually feel like? I mean, how does this amygdala hijack? Yeah. As I've heard it called.

Actually manifest.

Actually manifest.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh, wow. So it can really feel that intense. It can. Even if it's just about, say, a coworker taking credit for your idea.

Oh, wow. So it can really feel that intense. It can. Even if it's just about, say, a coworker taking credit for your idea.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Wow.