We trained a neural network to predict which video gives you goosebumps — and what that says about your emotional biology.
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Neuroimaging studies show that aesthetic chills activate the brain's dopaminergic reward pathway — the same circuits involved in pleasure, motivation, and memory. But whether you get them, and from what, depends on who you are. Your emotional tendencies, personality, and your state right now all predict your response with about 80% accuracy. That means the video most likely to give you goosebumps isn't random: it can be found.
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