Love - or Lust - At First Sight (Inspired by Your Place or Mine)

Know It All

Netflix

Education, Society & Culture, Tv & Film

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 1 February 2023

⏱️ 17 minutes

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This week on Know It All, Greg Brown and Mitch Moffit from AsapSCIENCE look at the difference between like, love and lust. Inspired by the rom com Your Place or Mine starring Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher, they look deeper at the brain chemistry that cause us to feel love, why it can be so addictive, and just how long the honeymoon period lasts.

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0:00.0	Do you believe in love at first sight?
0:08.0	No.
0:09.0	Like anyone who does is lying to themselves, honey.
0:13.0	It's my opinion.
0:14.0	I think it's more like infatuation at first sight
0:17.0	is definitely possible.
0:18.0	But that must just be like physical attraction.
0:20.0	Yeah, I've seen a hot person.
0:24.0	But you know, we met how many years ago now?
0:27.0	15, 16 years ago almost.
0:29.0	But it wasn't love at first sight because I didn't know who you were
0:32.0	and I thought you were someone else.
0:33.0	And like, I'd see someone else because you messed with me on Facebook
0:36.0	and I'd be like, there he is.
0:37.0	And then when I saw you, I was like, wait, I've been staring at the wrong person.
0:44.0	Welcome to Netflix's Know It All. I'm Greg Brown.
0:46.0	I'm Mitch Moffitt.
0:47.0	You might know us from YouTube or TikTok or the ASAP Science Guys
0:51.0	and your hosts for this podcast.
0:53.0	And today, how do we know when we're really in love?
0:58.0	How love hijacks our brains.
1:00.0	And how our brains decide what's attractive and what's not.
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