Janna Breslinさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Janna BreslinInstagram)「The human conscience tells us that in order to survive, we need to help others survive. Here’s why… Turns out, there’s no single part of the brain that houses a person’s conscience. Instead, three different areas work together: the default mode network, the pain matrix, and the decision-making network. The first area allows us to step into other people’s shoes and see the situation from their perspective and can understand the motive behind their actions. Part of the pain matrix activates when we see another person suffering. This second area works with the default mode network to create empathy. In other words, they give us the capacity to feel what others are feeling. We can detect when a member of our social group needs our help. And, of course, the decision-making network helps us determine whether or not to follow through with our actions. Cooperative species need to be in good standing with members of their social circle. That way, they can reap the benefits of working together. Our brains make us feel guilty for not contributing to the greater good because it’s in our best interest to maintain a proper reputation. Our conscience doesn’t exist to ruin the fun. It’s there to stop us from making reckless decisions that not only hurt others but will backfire if we’re not careful. When we commit to a life of doing what’s right, we feel good and know that loved ones will help us in return 🕊🤍 con·science /ˈkän(t)SHəns/: is an inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one's behavior. #conscience #mindhealth #selfimprovement #personaldevelopment #betteryou #betterme #bossbabe #womenempoweringwomen #womenempowerment #womenentrepreneur mentalhealth #physicalhealth #healthybody #healthymind #healthyplanet #connection #community #health #nutrition #exercise #therapy #mindset」10月4日 5時48分