Dr. Ben Rein
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Jun
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And that probably the person likes you more than you think they do.
Yeah, definitely.
There's a huge amount of science on that for sure.
There are some studies on this.
I haven't found them particularly clear, unfortunately.
It's like all these different brain areas are like a little bit different and nothing that you can clearly point at.
One thing that does make a lot of sense to me is that there's genetic evidence that certain variations of like dopamine related genes are
are predictive of introversion or extroversion.
And it makes sense that if dopamine is this brain signal that tells you this is good and pleasant and you should do it more and extroverts are more prone to having dopamine release when they're socializing and introverts are less likely to have that dopamine release, then that could underlie the differences.
There's definitely brain differences for sure, but nothing that's like
an obvious explanation.
This is where it gets really interesting.
So I like to think about interaction like kind of like a drug.
And there's a dose that's right for everybody.
And for introverts, the dose is much lower.
And introverts are more likely to basically overdose.
For extroverts require a much higher dose and a more frequent dose.
And so if you, for instance, take an introvert and extrovert and you bring them to a party,
and at one hour in, you pull them aside and you say, who wants to go home?
The introvert will probably be like, I feel perfect.
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