Dan Harris

It came up especially around romantic relationships.

To what extent is scent engaged when we talk about interpersonal synchrony?

It's really interesting.

And like the body is sending you so many signals that your prefrontal cortex, irrational, content-oriented brain just doesn't pick up.

But you're saying that if we're not sinking at this moment, doesn't mean we couldn't have a flourishing relationship, romantic, professional, whatever, at some point in the future.

Like the opportunity for synchrony isn't deleted.

Let me go back to the technology.

You said earlier, like, beware of, you know, or at least be wary of online dating.

You also early on said something about like virtual meetings, Zoom, et cetera, et cetera.

What can we do about this practically?

What should our attitudes be in this era of remote work specifically about these interactions that we I think most of us need to have virtually?

Coming up much more with Kate Murphy.

Okay, a bunch of more practical questions for you about harnessing interpersonal synchrony to our advantage.

There's another term, proxemics.

What does that mean?

Is this why you were so in favor of booths at restaurants?

That's super interesting.

Okay.

Another practical thing I wanted to ask you about is reading a room or working a room.

This gets back to the neighborhood of manipulation, but not in the majority.