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"   Every time your mom told you, &amp;quot;You never get a second chance to make a first impression&amp;quot; she was right. And a new study can prove it. Researchers in Ireland gathered together a group and tested how speed dating affected brain activity. And guess what? It totally does. They discovered that there is a part of the brain that is almost always activated when there&amp;#039;s an immediate attraction to someone\u2014a sort of lust at first sight, if you will. And there&amp;#039;s an even deeper region that becomes active if you&amp;#039;re attracted to someone, no matter what other people think. So even if someone is super desirable to lots of other people, he/she may not click with you...in your actual brain.  We suppose that also means when you try to force yourself to be attracted to someone you&amp;#039;re not, you are going against nature, literally. So why fight it, right? Do you feel like you know instantly when you&amp;#039;re attracted to someone? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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