Neden Her Şeyin Bağımlısı Oluyoruz? | Sinan Canan ile Açık Beyin

The Hidden Trap of Our Brain: Are We Truly Free, or Are We Dependent? "As beings designed for an era of scarcity, we suffer greatly in an era of abundance," says Prof. Dr. Sinan Canan... But how does our brain play tricks on us amidst this boundless abundance offered by modern life? In the 24th episode of Open Brain with Sinan Canan, we thoroughly examine the issue of addiction, one of the greatest dilemmas of modern man. While exploring the fine line between habits and addictions, we discover the software error hidden in our brain's millions of years of settings, triggered by the modern world. We discuss the neurobiological background of the dependencies that surround our lives, from sugar to digital screens, from gambling to social relationships, and the revolutionary results of the famous "Rat Park" experiment in addiction treatment. We explore how the reward and motivation chemical dopamine in the brain is hacked, how loneliness in crowds leaves us vulnerable, and the ways to break free from this vicious cycle, all from a neuroscience perspective. Here are some questions you will find answers to in this section: What are the most fundamental differences between habit and addiction? Why do dopamine receptors in the brain atrophy when overstimulated, destroying the ordinary pleasures of life? Why can't addiction circuits be completely erased once they are formed in the brain? How did the Mouse Park experiment prove that social connections are the strongest shield against addiction? What is the golden formula for overcoming the syndrome of abundance in the modern world? Prof. Dr. To subscribe to Sinan Canan's Open Brain →    / @profdrsinancananileacikbeyin   To watch all episodes of Sinan Canan's Open Brain → 👉    • Aşk Acısı Geçer mi? | Sinan Canan ile Açık...   To watch exclusive videos 👉    • Erteleme Alışkanlığını Bitirmenin En Etkil...   #ntv #sinancananileaçıkbeyin #sinancanan #addiction #dopamine #humanfactorysettings