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While the democratization of information has been incredible and a net positive thing for society, our minds, our amygdalae have not caught up with the culture that we’ve created.

From Los Angeles Times Apr. 11, 2024

Our amygdalae activate as soon as our brains spot deviations from routine, social norms, and in-group tendencies.

From Scientific American Sep. 29, 2017

One often-­reported finding was that as anxious patients who were undergoing C.B.T. began to feel calmer, activity in their amygdalae — the nutlike structures that are integral to the brain’s fear circuitry — significantly quieted.

From New York Times Jun. 24, 2015

Instead, she had a panic attack, just like the other subjects in the experiment, both of whom also had damaged amygdalae.

From Science Magazine Oct. 31, 2014

These empathy-impaired subjects had amygdalae that fired less when distressed faces were presented.

From Slate Oct. 20, 2014

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