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So I, this is not a clear notion, but I thought there's something in here for us, which is this notion, we were talking last show about delayed gratification, right?

And about motivational states and human motivation. I've been thinking a lot of about this because the stories have been emerging about the GLP1 drugs, the ozambic type drugs, causing apathy.

Have you heard about this?

They're calling it a ozambic personality, which is wrong.

It's not what's happening.

Have you heard about this?

No.

Okay.

So much like addiction is a motivational disturbance. The motivation to use takes over all the other priorities of life shrink

and pursuing the drug becomes the sole priority. Even when the drug is destroying your life and you

hate it, you still want it, which is the brain

has two systems, a wanting system and a liking system. You can both want and like things,

or you can want things that you don't like, but you still want them, right? And I think

every man has been in that experience. They've been in relationships sometime or another.

Women probably too. But the wanting part is what gets down

regulated by the GLP ones. So you don't want anything. You don't want to go to work. You don't want to

have a sexual object. You don't want to have meals. Everything's just wrong. And you're not depressed. There's

not an emotional component to it because

you still like all these things. You just don't want them. And so that just has had me thinking,

and by the way, remind me later in the show, I'll list all the problems that the GLP ones that are

starting to pour in. It's common, guys. Be careful with those drugs. But this is just the latest

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