Science, asked by Ishita, 1 year ago

what is the scientific meaning of "love" ?

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Answered by tiashasha
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Love is an unquantifiable force of attraction between any two living entities. Love needs no reason at all to exist and is not bound by time, space or any laws of nature.

Explanation:

The magnitude of love is like the number of stars; unquantifiable; infinite.

Love is a force of attraction because it brings living beings together; closer - mentally and physically.

Love can exist between any two beings. Those two beings need not necessarily be humans.

Love exists for no reason at all and that is the strength of love. The bonds of love are more stronger than nuclear bonds and have more reach than gravitational bonds. To break a force or bond, we need to understand why the bond exists. Understanding the reason will tell us how to break the bond. Love exists for no reason at all and is thus eternal and unbreakable. For example I don't remember my mother giving birth to me or taking care of me when I was young. I am arrogant enough to think whatever I have achieved is through my own effort. There is no law that says I must love my mother these many units every day. But still, I love her. I love her for no reason at all and that's why the bond is eternal, not bound by a distance of separation between us, and unbreakable.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

From a neuroscience standpoint, Love is the emotion experienced when oxytocin is released in the brain - it induces warm and fuzzy feelings of trust , affection, romance and bonding.

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