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Our brains respond to attractive faces even when we're not thinking about beauty.
Even in this condition, attractive faces drove neural activity robustly in their visual cortex, despite the fact that they were thinking about a person's identity and not their beauty.
Another group similarly found automatic responses to beauty within our pleasure centers.
Taken together, these studies suggest that our brain automatically responds to beauty by linking vision and pleasure.
These beauty detectors, it seems, ping every time we see beauty, regardless of whatever else we might be thinking.
Within the orbitofrontal cortex, there's overlapping neural activity in response to beauty and to goodness, and this happens even when people aren't explicitly thinking about beauty or goodness.
Our brains seem to reflexively associate beauty and good.
And this reflexive association may be the biologic trigger for the many social effects of beauty.
These kinds of observations reveal beauty's ugly side.
The so-called universal attributes of beauty were selected for during the almost two million years of the Pleistocene.
The universal nature of beauty is changing even as we're changing the universe.
It's a village at the epicenter of the blue zone where I went to investigate this, and as you can see, architectural beauty is not its main virtue, density is: tightly spaced houses, interwoven alleys and streets.
But it's always there, supporting us, connecting us to each other and showing us the beauty of the universe.
(Piano plays) (Violin plays) (Music) (Music tempo quickens) (Violin plays) (Music) (Violin plays) (Music) (Music ends) (Applause) My beauty altered, muddied waters, fields stripped bare, interior scarred beyond repair, our memories eroding.
Sacred son of air, father of fury, heat dancing vigorously between perfection and beauty.
Their analysis uncovered three common feelings: first, a greater appreciation for Earth's beauty; second, an increased sense of connection to all other living beings; and third, an unexpected, often overwhelming sense of emotion.
Three years ago, I set off on my own mission: to see if I could bring this feeling of overwhelming scale and beauty to many more people just by using one small computer in my small New York City apartment.
People experience the beauty of cycling through the starry night, thinking about green energy and safety.
Of course, there's the color and the beauty of it, but there was also just the sheer oneness of it, as if it wasn't hundreds of fish but a single entity with a single collective mind that was making decisions.
They wrote the love, magic, beauty, history and philosophy of our lineage into the bodies of the next generation.
Yet beauty is a most resilient thing.
I am the incarnation of the beauty, dreams and power of those who came before me.
And the beauty of the second cure for this disease was that it could be used on infants and one-year-olds.
The neighborhoods I grew up in were filled with a kind of culturally coded beauty.
The visual mash-ups of corner stores and beauty supply houses, currency exchanges, are where I actually, inadvertently learned the foundational principles of something I would later come to know is called color theory.
And by using the resources at our disposal in radical ways, by making a space for experimentation, we are able to bring to light architectures that find the beauty latent in the raw and imperfect things that surround us, that elevate them and let them speak their own language.
Scale is great, but there's also beauty in a successful business that's built for a specific audience.
Lisa Price, who started a hair and beauty company, Carol's Daughter, was working in television production when she started side-hustling.
Even if that reaches perfection, I see the beauty in authenticity of making, and that's impossible without flaws.
And from tribalists, we will learn the beauty of cosmopolitanism and the beauty of diversity.
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