Loneliness Is Biologically Impossible: The Science of Why We're Never Separate w/ Dr. Bruce H. Lipton
In this Lonesome Conversation, Dr. Lipton and I explore his striking claim that loneliness runs against a law of biology—that no organism, from an ant to a bee to a human, survives outside its community. He walks through why we've been programmed to feel separate by religion, politics, nationality, and sex, and who actually benefits when we're isolated and disempowered. A bracing reframe of the loneliness epidemic as a spiritual and biological crisis rather than a personal failing.
About Dr. Lipton
Bruce H. Lipton, PhD, former medical school professor and epigenetic science pioneer, is the…
The skinny
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