If I hear one more person talk to me about the anterior mid-singulate cortex, I'm going to lose it. I can't hear any more about this.

Are you sick of it, Caitlin? Oh yeah. It's a big... And see, and this is why you guys listen to this

podcast, because I have my finger on the pulse of what you all are thinking about.

You're thinking, oh that Jen that's crazy because in the group chat with my girlfriends we were just talking about this.

I know, I know, that's why this podcast was recently awarded the number one most relatable

podcast in the world.

There's KJ Awards again, Caitlin and Jen.

It was also rated the best podcast in the world,

but also just most relatable, because I know that I'm always thinking about the

exact same things that normal people are thinking about. So what I'm on this week is that truly I can't

hear any more about it and And let me tell you this, if someone starts talking to you

about the anterior mid-singulate cortex,

they're about to say some nonsense. It is the

neuroscience equivalent of someone saying no offense but. Don't take this the

wrong way, but no one has ever said anything that's not annoying after

prefacing it with those two phrases.

Same thing.

If someone's like, well, you know how to grow your anterior mid-singulate

cortex they're about to say some influencer nonsense.

This is the part of the brain that grows when you exercise discipline, when you do things that are uncomfortable for you.

And these influencers who are slowly figuring out how to be human, have

decided that this is why we all need to be doing ice baths going on miserable punishing

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