Helen Fisher: Technology hasn't changed love. Here's why
Helen Fišer (Helen Fisher): Evo zašto tehnologija nije promenila ljubav
Anthropologist Helen Fisher studies gender differences and the evolution of human emotions. She’s best known as an expert on romantic love. Full bio
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in the Highlands of New Guinea,
u visoravni Nove Gvineje
who had three wives.
koji ima tri supruge.
would you like to have?"
bi voleo da imaš?"
permit a man to have several wives:
dozvoljava muškarcu da ima više supruga -
of these cultures,
actually do have several wives.
zapravo ima nekoliko supruga.
can be a toothache.
može da bude zubobolja.
fight with each other,
međusobno da se svađaju,
each other's children.
i da potruju jedna drugoj decu.
a lot of cows, a lot of goats,
do not pair up to rear their young;
se ne sparuje kako bi podizali svoje mlade
sexually faithful to our partners.
seksualno verni našim partnerima.
some of the genetics of it,
over 100 people into a brain scanner --
preko 100 ljudi na skener mozga -
fallen happily in love,
to remain "in love" long-term.
different brain systems
vidno različita moždana sistema
attachment to a long-term partner.
vezanosti za dugogodišnjeg partnera.
our romantic and our family lives.
romantičnim i porodičnim životima.
where we feel our emotions,
gde osećamo naše emocije,
of the brain, linked with energy,
mozga povezanim s energijom,
wanting and drive.
motivacijom, željom i nagonom.
do najveće životne nagrade:
among our first ancestors,
kod naših prvih predaka,
if you swipe left or right on Tinder.
nalevo ili nadesno na Tinderu.
is changing the way we court:
menja način na koji se udvaramo:
and taboos for how to court.
i tabua udvaranja.
dramatically changing love?
pokretne spavaće sobe?
of the birth control pill?
of pregnancy and social ruin,
trudnoće i društvene propasti,
their primitive and primal sexuality.
svoju primitivnu i iskonsku seksualnost.
ne menjaju ljubav.
na Match.com-u,
and they agree with me,
like a sleeping cat awakened,
kao kad se uspavana mačka probudi
did 100,000 years ago.
kao i naši preci pre 100 000 godina.
is your own human brain.
je vaš vlastiti ljudski mozak.
who you choose to love.
koga birate da volite.
styles of thinking and behaving,
široka načina razmišljanja i ponašanja,
directly from brain science
direktno na osnovu nauke o mozgu
you express the traits --
do kog ispoljavate osobine -
of these four brain systems.
od ova četiri moždana sistema.
on various dating sites
na više sajtova za zabavljanje
have now taken the questionnaire,
ispunilo upitnik,
who's naturally drawn to whom.
koga prirodno privlači ko.
of the dopamine system
dopaminski sistem
spontaneous, energetic --
spontani, energični -
of people like that in this room --
sličnih ljudi u ovoj prostoriji -
need people like themselves.
su potrebni ljudi nalik njima.
of the serotonin system
serotoninski sistem
they follow the rules,
oni poštuju pravila,
is in the serotonin system --
je u serotoninskom sistemu -
go for traditional people.
privlače tradicionalni ljudi.
se suprotnosti privlače.
of the testosterone system
testosteronski sistem
logical, direct, decisive,
logični, direktni, odlučni
verbalne veštine
and emotionally expressive.
i emotivno izražajni.
to change who we choose to love.
koga biramo da volimo.
one modern trend
jedan savremeni trend
of paradox of choice.
and gathering groups.
za lov i sakupljanje.
sort of sweet spot in the brain;
nekakva tačka zasićenosti u mozgu;
from reading a lot of the data,
iz uvida u mnoštvo podataka,
to nine alternatives, and after that,
i devet alternativa i nakon toga
call "cognitive overload,"
"kognitivnim preopterećenjem",
to this cognitive overload,
kognitivnog preopterećenja
my work with Match.com.
radeći sa Match.com-om.
"Singles in America."
"Samci u Americi".
based on the US census.
zasnovan na popisu SAD-a.
za preko 30 000 ljudi
have had a one-night stand --
koji su imali šemu za jednu noć -
već u njihovom životu -
but in their lives --
a friends with benefits
sa kojima imaju seks
with a person long-term
je živelo dugo godina s nekim
Darwinian explanation --
darvinovsko objašnjenje -
that really came home to me.
koja mi je bila bliska.
of singles in America today
samaca u Americi danas,
they are terrified of divorce.
jer se užasavaju razvoda.
this is recklessness;
da se radi o nesmotrenosti;
every single thing about a partner
sve živo o svom partneru
too many choices,
isuviše velik izbor,
of pregnancy and disease
od trudnoće i bolesti
for sex before marriage,
their time to love.
of the precommitment stage
faze pred vezivanje,
the beginning of a relationship,
will marry by age 49.
će se venčati do 49 godine,
where they're not marrying as often,
gde se tako često ne venčavaju,
with a long-term partner.
of the precommitment stage,
faze pred vezivanje,
relationships before you marry,
loših veza pre nego što se venčate,
more happy marriages.
više srećnih brakova.
married people in America --
na 1100 venčanih ljudi u Americi -
you're currently married to?"
sa osobom s kojom ste trenutno?"
in modern romance and family life
u savremenoj ljubavi i porodičnom životu
piling into the job market
in little hunting and gathering groups.
u malenim grupama za lov i sakupljanje.
to gather their fruits and vegetables.
kako bi brale voće i povrće.
percent of the evening meal.
sa 60 do 80 posto večernjeg obroka.
porodice sa dvoje zaposelnih.
as just as economically, socially
podjednako ekonomski, društveno
some 10,000 years ago,
pre nekih 10 000 godina,
became obliged, really,
postali primorani, zaista,
and social and political connections.
kao i društvenih i političkih veza.
fell the trees, plow the land.
obaraju drveće, oru zemlju.
to local markets, and came home
i vraćali se kući
strictly arranged marriages --
strogo ugovorene brakove -
is the head of the household,
and 'til death do us part.
i dok nas smrt ne rastavi.
of our farming tradition
poljoprivredne tradicije
relationships between the sexes --
odnosu među rodovima -
with the ancient human spirit.
sa drevnim ljudskim duhom.
prevaru u mnogim -
adultery in many --
the poet, once said,
jednom rekao:
Randall Jarrell really sums it up best.
Rendal Džerel to najbolje sročio.
of family life --
porodičnog života -
and the humblest succeed."
a najkrotkiji uspevaju."
must take into account
mora da uzme u obzir
of human behavior:
ljudskog ponašanja:
so much for that, Helen.
za ovo, Helen.
speaker here with us
je još jedan govornik
from a different perspective.
who works with couples.
koja radi s parovima.
the couples tell her
koje joj parovi pričaju,
through the lens of your own work
tvog sopstvenog rada
because on the one hand,
s jedne strane,
is ubiquitous and universal.
je sveprisutna i univerzalna.
our relationships, I think,
naše odnose, ja mislim
around duty and obligation,
oko dužnosti i obaveza,
and individual rights,
i individualnih prava
the first thing I thought,
we regulate these relationships
upravljamo tim odnosima
we relish the novelty
naslađujemo se novinom
o kognitivnoj preopterećenosti,
or fear of missing out --
ili strah od propusta -
I have found 'the one' --
da sam pronašla pravog -
this thing of "stable ambiguity."
"stabilnom nedoumicom".
you are too afraid to be alone
preplašeni od usamljenosti,
to engage in intimacy-building.
da se uključite u izgradnju prisnosti.
the uncertainty of a relationship
neizvesnost ljubavne veze,
you have three major ones.
imate tri značajnije taktike.
nature of a relationship
prirodu ljubavnog odnosa,
enough of a comforting consistency
dovoljno utešne doslednosti
of the undefined boundaries.
neodređenih ograničenja.
of texts on the spot,
iz sve te mase tekstova
the pain that you inflict on another,
bolom koji ste naneli drugome,
invisible even to yourself.
da bude nevidljiv i vama samima.
for me as I was listening to you,
sam smislila dok sam te slušala,
also creates a reality,
takođe stvara realnost,
of love remains the same?
ljubavi ostala ista?
people's relationships and stories,
ljudske odnose i priče,
sve što si rekla i više.
to which a changing context ...
do kog izmena konteksta...
does it change the need,
da li to menja potrebu,
of the entire context?
od čitavog konteksta?
that we now want a person to love,
da sada želimo osobu koju ćemo da volimo
da se venčavamo pravom osobom,
we had to marry the right person
and right connection.
i odgovarajućih veza.
of 5,000 people every year,
5000 ljudi svake godine,
over 97 percent say --
over 97 percent of people
i da se poveravaju,
physically attractive.
there's two parts --
with whom they have companionship,
s kim imaju drugarstvo,
na uslužnu ekonomiju.
to a service economy.
and we're doing it in marriage.
i uradili smo to u braku.
actually want to be very good parents,
zapravo žele da budu dobri roditelji,
wants to have a very fine marriage
želela da ima ugodne brakove,
na dobro roditeljstvo.
on being a good parent.
grew up to do and believe and say --
ste odrasli, u šta verujete i govorite -
about is your temperament.
going to change with changing times
menjati s vremenom promena
that this is a pickle.
where you found that sweet boy
ste pronalazili tog simpatičnog dečaka
and gathering societies,
lovaca i sakupljača,
during the course of their lives.
tokom njihovog života.
we've always had alternatives.
oduvek smo imali alternative.
to what we call "equilibrate,"
za nešto što zovemo "uravnoteživanjem",
Da li da odem ili ostanem?
another play-out of that now.
još jednu manifestaciju toga.
a million dinner partners for tonight!
milion partnera za večeru!
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Helen Fisher - Anthropologist, expert on loveAnthropologist Helen Fisher studies gender differences and the evolution of human emotions. She’s best known as an expert on romantic love.
Why you should listen
Fisher's several books lay bare the mysteries of our most treasured emotion: its evolution, its biochemical foundations and its vital importance to human society. Fisher describes love as a universal human drive (stronger than the sex drive; stronger than thirst or hunger; stronger perhaps than the will to live), and her many areas of inquiry shed light on timeless human mysteries like why we choose one partner over another. Her classic study, Anatomy of Love, first published in 1992, has just been re-issued in a fully updated edition, including her recent neuroimaging research on lust, romantic love and attachment as well as discussions of sexting, hooking up, friends with benefits, other contemporary trends in courtship and marriage, and a dramatic current trend she calls “slow love.”
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