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Why Does Logic Shut Down in Our Brains When We Fall in Love? "The person you think of, thinks of you. The language of souls is infallible," says Khalil Gibran... But is that person who makes our hearts flutter truly our "soulmate," or is it a chemical trick our brain is playing on us? In the 80th episode of Open Brain with Sinan Canan, we delve into the oldest question in human history: the "soulmate" issue. On this journey back to our factory settings, we explore, from a neuroscience perspective, why our logic "shuts down" when we see someone, how love silences the alarm centers in our brains, and why some relationships last a lifetime while others quickly fade. In this episode, we decipher all the codes of love and commitment, from online "showcase" romances to the statistical success of arranged marriages, from the physical traces of heartbreak in the brain to women's evolutionary intuition. Here are some questions you'll find answers to in this section: Which parts of our brain "shut down" when we fall in love? How does the hormone oxytocin build loyalty and trust? Why does the pain of a breakup feel like a severed arm, a physical ache? Why does that intense initial attraction only last two years? How does women's ability to "sense danger" work biologically? Is not finding your soulmate a deficiency or a sign of "uniqueness"? 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 #soulmate #biologyoflove #relationships