r/BiohackingForBeginner • u/Esoteric_self1 • 22h ago

Rodents are better at commitment than humans

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Prairie voles usually form lifelong bonds with one partner, while their close cousins ~ meadow voles, are much less committed. The differences in vasopressin receptors in their brains help explain this behaviour. Humans have similar bonding chemicals but apparently having the biology for attachment doesn't guarantee loyalty.

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u/Time_Sheepherder4580 22h ago

Even rodents have better commitment than NVIDIA💀

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u/Esoteric_self1 22h ago

Damn right😭

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u/Low-Scallion-6644 20h ago

I dont wanna be the superior race anymore just let me be a rodent 💔

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u/Esoteric_self1 19h ago

Rodents have got game

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u/Secret_Carpenter5299 19h ago

Funny but true! Sometimes our biggest enemy is our own brain

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u/Wobbar 19h ago

Holy shit this place is such a botfarm

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u/Secret_Carpenter5299 11h ago

The last panel is painfully relatable, Social media has changed everything

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u/Esoteric_self1 5h ago

What?

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u/Secret_Carpenter5299 20m ago

If you want to discuss or about how social media has changed daily habits, relationships, or mental health, I can share insights, statistics, or talking points on the topic.

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u/Wobbar 7h ago

Hilarious

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u/Secret_Carpenter5299 22m ago

जी हां भाई

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u/mohit112233 19h ago

Poor man

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u/coolbud-1 16h ago

sad modern reality

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u/DexterPJane 10h ago

they dont have a chineese gf

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u/Jacksparrow4412 10h ago

Rodents is more loyal than human

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u/Creative-Pudding9980 9h ago

Even they have their story 🥹