Dr. Ben Rein

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There's two ideas here.

One idea is if we're doing the same thing, then our brain activity is naturally going to look similar.

And so maybe it's like, oh, you know, it looks like they're synchronizing, but they're not actually synchronizing.

That's probably not it because there's studies showing like mice, which can be more easily experimented and tested and stuff.

If you have like two mice interacting, they will show synchrony.

And if they're doing a specific task, right, they'll show this synchrony.

But then if you have like these two mice,

like mouse one and two.

And then in a different trial, you have mouse three and four.

And these two also show synchrony.

But then you compare like mouse one and mouse four.

So they weren't interacting directly, but they were doing the same task.

So they should show synchrony.

They don't.

So it's like something about being together and like reading each other's social cues seems to actually drive synchrony.

I said that was the first option.

The second is that something is happening that leads our brains into this unison and

And that seems to be the truth.

And it's also, it's not just our brains.

There's also like physiological synchrony.

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