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Posted @withregram • @spearlustapparel INSANE! 🦈 Absolute monster white shark getting chomping down on some fresh tuna! 🍣 ••• From: @hubermanlab ••• Being in pursuit of something and especially, being right on the cusp of obtaining a reward is a very strong stimulus for dopamine release in the brain. But perhaps the greatest stimulus of all for dopamine release is when that is followed by positive surprise. - The name for it is “reward prediction error”. When we anticipate a reward, and it is not obtained or is smaller than what we expected, our baseline level of dopamine drops below what it was prior to the entire pursuit. Eventually it returns to normal. But we learn something about the value of the pursuit that preceded that lower reward from the dopamine changes (aka dynamics). - This video was shot during my lab’s an expedition with @michaelmuller7 to collect footage of great white sharks for a fear/anxiety VR stimulus @stanfordmed - We wanted tuna for our dinner and we had one on the line… we were expecting a (meal) reward. A local great white reminded us that, when they are around, humans eat last. However, the reward of seeing it breach was greater than the meal we would’ve had. - I’ll also never forget that incident because when we get a big and unexpected release of dopamine, it leaves and indelible mark on our memory. - You can start to see why dopamine is so fundamental to the evolution of every species. **It’s the chemical currency that tells us about the value of our experiences and efforts**. - The new episode of the Huberman Lab podcast out now is all about dopamine, “reward prediction error” and the many important roles dopamine plays in motivation, drive and sense of reward. It also covers how to overcome procrastination by leveraging dopamine dynamics. - You can find the episode in all formats by going to hubermanlab.com Everything is timestamped so you can navigate quickly to the topics most of interest to you. - Please put your questions in the comments section below this post and as always, thank you for your interest in science! #greatwhite #spearo #tunafishing #hunttoeat #sharkbait #spearlust

Posted @withregram • @spearlustapparel INSANE! 🦈 Absolute monster white shark getting chomping down on some fresh tuna! 🍣 ••• From: @hubermanlab ••• Being in pursuit of something and especially, being right on the cusp of obtaining a reward is a very strong stimulus for dopamine release in the brain. But perhaps the greatest stimulus of all for dopamine release is when that is followed by positive surprise. - The name for it is “reward prediction error”. When we anticipate a reward, and it is not obtained or is smaller than what we expected, our baseline level of dopamine drops below what it was prior to the entire pursuit. Eventually it returns to normal. But we learn something about the value of the pursuit that preceded that lower reward from the dopamine changes (aka dynamics). - This video was shot during my lab’s an expedition with @michaelmuller7 to collect footage of great white sharks for a fear/anxiety VR stimulus @stanfordmed - We wanted tuna for our dinner and we had one on the line… we were expecting a (meal) reward. A local great white reminded us that, when they are around, humans eat last. However, the reward of seeing it breach was greater than the meal we would’ve had. - I’ll also never forget that incident because when we get a big and unexpected release of dopamine, it leaves and indelible mark on our memory. - You can start to see why dopamine is so fundamental to the evolution of every species. **It’s the chemical currency that tells us about the value of our experiences and efforts**. - The new episode of the Huberman Lab podcast out now is all about dopamine, “reward prediction error” and the many important roles dopamine plays in motivation, drive and sense of reward. It also covers how to overcome procrastination by leveraging dopamine dynamics. - You can find the episode in all formats by going to hubermanlab.com Everything is timestamped so you can navigate quickly to the topics most of interest to you. - Please put your questions in the comments section below this post and as always, thank you for your interest in science! #greatwhite #spearo #tunafishing #hunttoeat #sharkbait #spearlust

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