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The Elusiveness of Emotion
1:10:37 - 1:14:41 (04:03)
Despite extensive research, scientists have not been able to find a single marker that can predict a person's emotional state, leading some experts to view emotions as a reflex-like response that is obligatory and unhelpful.
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