Stepford Wives, Part II
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To: Servant of the 9
Scientists Experiment With 'Trust' Hormone I believe them.
To: Servant of the 9
American scientists demonstrate in new experiments with a nasal spray containing the hormone oxytocin
Was Rush in on it ?
3 posted on
06/01/2005 11:35:11 AM PDT by
al baby
(Father of the Beeber)
To: Servant of the 9
After a few squirts, human subjects were significantly more trusting and willing to invest money with no ironclad promise of a profit. Hmm... Is that actually invoking "trust" in the subjects -- or gullibility?
4 posted on
06/01/2005 11:36:15 AM PDT by
Ichneumon
To: Servant of the 9
"Oxytocin causes a substantial increase in trusting behavior," We gotta find out who's putting this stuff in the Republican water pitchers in DC!
5 posted on
06/01/2005 11:36:17 AM PDT by
grobdriver
(Let the embeds check the bodies!)
To: Servant of the 9
Servant...you didn't use the "Trust Me" tagline?
6 posted on
06/01/2005 11:37:23 AM PDT by
RichInOC
(Inhaler Little Girl?)
To: Servant of the 9
Coming to a casino's A/C system soon.
To: Servant of the 9
Look, somebody wrote "gullible" on the ceiling!
10 posted on
06/01/2005 11:40:20 AM PDT by
Hegemony Cricket
(No rolling stone ever says, "I want to be a Bryologist when I grow up!")
To: Servant of the 9
I don't trust these scientists.
To: Servant of the 9
Huh... so you get someone 'stoned' and they are easier to trick.
Whats the science here?
I discovered similar effects in college after a few dozen shots of JD, my friend trusted me when I told him the officer would think it was funny if he took a whiz on the squad car parked outside the bar.
16 posted on
06/01/2005 11:48:12 AM PDT by
FreedomNeocon
(I'm in no Al-Samood for this Sheiite.)
To: Servant of the 9; aculeus; general_re; Constitution Day
Interesting science, curious statement:
After a few squirts, human subjects were significantly more trusting and willing to invest money with no ironclad promise of a profit.
Call me oxytocin-deprived, if you like, for treating any ironclad promise of a profit with grave suspicion.
17 posted on
06/01/2005 11:48:56 AM PDT by
dighton
To: Servant of the 9
Great. I'm sure the creeps at NAMBLA are waiting for this with baited breath.
18 posted on
06/01/2005 11:50:00 AM PDT by
Millee
(So you're a feminist......isn't that cute??)
To: Servant of the 9
Oxytocin causes contractions (orgasm, labor etc), Pitocin is the synthetic form of oxytocin. Interesting article.
20 posted on
06/01/2005 11:53:13 AM PDT by
Theophilus
(Save Little Democrats, Stop Abortion)
To: Servant of the 9
Will it make a girl believe a guy when he says "I love you" or "Sure, I'll call you tomorrow"? Could be quite a market for this, if so.
To: neverdem
PING for your health and science ping list?
25 posted on
06/01/2005 12:07:07 PM PDT by
QQQQQ
To: Servant of the 9
Conversely, maybe people who are easily trusting and easily conned have an overabuncance of oxytocin, and their gullible behavior could be counteracted by some medication, which would counteract the effect of the hormone.
26 posted on
06/01/2005 12:08:37 PM PDT by
QQQQQ
To: Orgiveme
27 posted on
06/01/2005 12:11:06 PM PDT by
RhoTheta
(US out of the UN, now!)
To: Servant of the 9
I have heard that oxytocin has also been linked with the greater toleration by women of repetitive work.
To: Servant of the 9
Oxytocin is a remarkable hormone, responsible for a whole host of emotional and physical responses. From love, to birthing labor.
29 posted on
06/01/2005 12:13:29 PM PDT by
Paradox
(Mixing metaphors like a bartender mixing concrete.)
To: Servant of the 9
IIRC, oxytocin is the hormone that makes cows release their milk.
To: Servant of the 9
"Oxytocin causes a substantial increase in trusting behavior," Fehr and his colleagues reported. The bad news is...you begin lactating profusely..
32 posted on
06/01/2005 12:34:26 PM PDT by
joesnuffy
(Taglines often reveal a lot about the inner person...)
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