Mouse vs Dolphin ?? 🤔 w/ Michio Kaku

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[IdkDude]

Mouse: dysfunctional addict
Dolphin: functional addict

[texantornadomma]

As an alcoholic who takes vitamins I understand

[tobyhewlett]

That's why it's important to have porpoise in life

[notsheistleavemealone]

Sooo they turned a dolphin into a dopamine junkie is what I’m hearing

[coreyhall]

So the dolphin discovered Post Nut Clarity!😂😂😂😂

[aladdin]

I think a dolphin is smarter than a mouse...

[MizuSL]

We put dumb animals in a cage with nothing but 1 form of stimulus and it wouldnt stop using it... ISNT THAT CRAZY!?

[Raziel-mqfn]

I stimulated my self yesterday, than went and eat an icecream 🎉

[PAWiley]

Fun fact Michio aka scientist turned talking head casually leaves out is that when rats or mice are given a ‘community’ within their closed environment, things like toys and obstacles and other rats/mice, they no longer abuse the substance; it’s only the rats that are kept in a prison cell that say ‘fuck it, ’ and get high at all costs.

This is a fundamental difference and was a huge breakthrough in substance abuse research and understanding. Humans that feel they are part of a community, who feel as though they belong and love a life of meaning, who have meaningful relationships and recreation, are far, far less likely to abuse substances to their detriment than those humans who either feel they have none of this, or actually really have none of this.

[lc]

This only works when there's no better alternatives. So basically the mouse is wilfully committing suicide.

[willek]

That only works when the mouse doesn't have access to a normal environment where it can socialise. The mouse that had a somewhat normal environment never touched cocain, but they did when they were isolated.

[FatalKeystroke]

The mouse knew only a small cage (still significantly less stimulation than a dolphin in captivity) its entire life and was given a binary choice between pleasure and sustenance.
It chose to have as much pleasure as it could before it died. The dolphin knew there was more than pleasure and sustenance, so it made a choice for longevity.
So yeah... Whole thing makes sense.
... And it's really messed up what they put the mouse through. I hope the mouse was named Cypher... Because he KNEW the steak wasn't real, but he didn't care.

[camabis-uwlm]

So its safe to say, mice are just freaking extreme

[negotiator]

Hahaha! That dolphin right there said, "NUH NO I DIDN'T!" 😂😂😂

[retrosai]

I would like to volunteer for this experiment.

[DivineIntervention-xe]

That mouse knows more at this point than any of you concerning its future.

[tiggakayz]

Pleasure centre is a good way to put it 😂

[HardRockMiner]

I used to have a girlfriend like that.

[DarrinWoodside]

Just the fact that someone is looking into this is creepy as hell. 😮

[helinhowerneck]

I guess the experiment served a porpoise