Social anxiety and inhibition.

It's actually a talk I've been looking forward to giving.

I love the sort of, I love the dark difficult topic.

Talking about... difficult topic. talking about fear, misery, compression, anxiety, inhibition,

it's also great for a darmouthician.

So, I'm just going to start out. human beings have different needs, groups of needs that need to be met for us and

need to be met.

Needs that we, I can't figure out a way to put this

sense without using the word need again. We have needs that need to be met.

Oh that's awful. That's awful. That's awful.

Tragedy.

We have needs that seek fulfillment.

That's good of worked on that one more.

All right, so we have needs.

The most basic is of course physical survival.

And the brainstem,

autonomic nervous system, the basic core emotions of fear and anger are tied up to this core set of

needs which basically make us fight, flight, or freeze given any kind of threat.

So basically it's the mind that's set to look at the world in terms of threats and keep us alive.

And those are the most in terms of... threats that keep us alive.

And those are the most, in terms of their access to

neurotransmitters and to the way the,

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