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Man, thats a hard burden to carry as a kid, I hope your doing well now.

Just keep in mind, your dad thought you were worth it.

Much of how we secrete hormones (like oxytocin) for trust in relationships must be dependent on face to face interaction, like for example in your Gas station con story. However, do you think the bodies secretion of those hormones change when we take out the interpersonal aspect of it, and instead the person is behind a computer screen?

What do you think is the end game for neuroeconomics? Do you think we'll ever get to the point where we can calculate indifference curves of different persons based on their levels of hormones?