The Molecule of More: How a Single Chemical in Your Brain Drives Love, Sex, and Creativity―and Will Determine the Fate of the Human Race

Reviews

Dax

And a big thank you to Dr. It makes you believe that whatever you have at present is not as good as what you could potentially have later. It's no exaggeration to say this book has changed my life. Is the steak you’re eating for dinner right now really that good, or will the pizza you’ve got planned for tomorrow night be better?

Cody Allen

Have you finally found love, or is there a person even more suitable to you still out there waiting to be met and courted? Before "The Molecule of More," I was happily diving into neuroscience podcasts with Dr. ” Especially with the rise of social media platforms, a lot of time spent mentally wandering is time spent comparing yourself to others who probably have more of what you want (or what you think you want). One of those days I got a message from a young woman on a dating app, and the idea of meeting her for dinner consumed my mind to the point where I wrote nothing at all.