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In this brief monologue, the speaker explains how, during close interpersonal exchanges, subtle cues cause our bodies and brains to fall into sync. As we lean in and share a confidential moment, our heart rates, breathing patterns, pupil dilation, and ultimately neural activity begin to mirror each other. This phenomenon, known in neuroscience as neural entrainment, is presented as the fundamental aim of communication: to align thoughts and mental states between people.

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