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What Part Of The Brain Controls Humiliation? [Solved]
Understanding this shame is another story. Neuroscience blames shame on the brain – more specifically, on the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex. This is a tiny area of the brain that dictates the emotional response to things with the potential for embarrassment.4 Mar 2022
The video the Illuminati doesn’t want you to see
Vox’s Phil Edwards investigates the real Δ. The Illuminati is fascinating, but is it real? This is the history of the real group, including …
Shadow of War - Don’t shame Orc too much or this will happen
This orc lose his mind, poor uruk. Middle Earth: Shadow of War.
The Brain on Shame vs. Reason
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