Today we are recapping Love Island USA - while also explaining the science of jealousy, what love addiction is, how to deal with jealousy and why reality tv is so popular from a psychological perspective.

STUDYTIME: The Science of Love Island

WDWLTW:

• the best way to live to 100
• when did the word "homosexuality" come into existence?

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Is human consciousness real? Or is just a hallucination? Do animals have consciousness, and how does this all relate to spirituality? Today we bring the up to date science on consciousness, the history of how we got here? Why is it always so MINDBLOWING TO LEARN ABOUT - and we essentially both have panic attacks, lol LET'S GO!

STUDYTIME: Is human consciousness real?

WDWLTW:

• more fruits and vegetables = better sleep
• octopus on MDMA ecstasy and fun

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Are you Type A or Type B? This is a question you may have been asked - or you might think you are one over the other. The psychology of personality types is a huge deal online - and it can even inform the way you live your life. Today we explain all of the science and psychology about Type A vs. Type B and figure out if there is any validity at ALL to these claims.

STUDYTIME: Are you Type A or Type B and what does that mean?

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It is our annual pride episode where we update you are ON the QUEER SCIENCE. Why do gay people exist, why does having and older brother make you more likely to be gay, how bad is Grindr for your brain, what makes your semen taste good - AND MORE. HAVE FUN FOLKXXXXXXX

WDWLTW:

• new breakthrough in HIV medication
• why AI is ruining science

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Brain rot is real - and it is likely from us all scrolling our phones. Scrolling our phones leads to a change in our brain that can lead to impatience. Today we talk about the up to date science on attention span, phone use, impatience - and the best ways for us to get our attention spans back. And question - does everyone have ADHD?

WDWLTW:

• which country could survive without international trade?
• is all "priming research" debunked?

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New studies on pain and mental illness are blowing minds - because a lot of what works best is ... placebo? Today we are talking about the new research on placebo pills, how even imagining taking a pill helps and also how it relates the future of medicine. We even explain exactly HOW placebo pills work.

STUDYTIME: why imaginary pills are curing illness!

WDWLTW:

• is decaf coffee as effective as real coffee?
• when did birds ACTUALLY evolve?

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Erectile dysfunction is growing in men under the age of 40. To the point that researchers are calling it a "crisis in male sexuality". Cialis, Viagra, Blue Chew and other drugs are meant to help - but why is erectile dysfunction on the rise. Today we explain all the recent research and trends around impotence in men.

STUDYTIME: Why are men unable to maintain erections?

WDWLTW:

• should you have sex before bed?
• when did flowering plants evolve?

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There is actually a lot of difference between the left and right brain. Today we explain the science of brain hemispheric specialization - a fancy term for left brain vs. right brain science. There is a lot of myths in this neuroscience, but also some fascinating truths. It helps you to understand your concept of consciousness as well as how you perceive the world around you. We are obsessed with this science!

STUDYTIME: Are you left or right brained?

WDWLTW:

• the science of cuddling
• the difference between hearing and listening

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