subject: You Know It I Know It So Who We Fooling? [print this page] You Know It I Know It So Who We Fooling? You Know It I Know It So Who We Fooling?
A study in "neuroeconomics" has found that taking risks with money
lights up the same parts of the brain as sexual arousal. Men shown
sexy pictures gambled more daringly than those shown scary
picturesspiders and snakesor neutral pictures, reports the Associated
Press. The study of 15 straight Ivy League students focused on the
nucleus accumbens, which sits near the base of the brain and plays a
central role in the experience of pleasure. Researchers said the "sex
and money" hub makes sense. "You have a need in an evolutionary sense
for both money and women. They trigger the same brain area," said one
of the authors of the study, published in the journal NeuroReport. The
subjects gambled with dimes, but the same response could be expected on
the floors of the New York Stock Exchange or any trading floor, where
they note traders communicate in a heavily sexual lingo.
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