And when you say physical, you're talking beyond like, just like an intimate relationship, right? With like, you know, you'd have with a romantic partner, you're talking about just friendships in general, like the physicality of it, right?
And often that's a very powerful regulating one, but it doesn't happen between strangers.
It doesn't even happen between people like in a workplace who spend a lot of time together, but don't like each other.
So these kinds of, this kind of physiologic entanglement, and it goes under a lot of different names in the scientific literature now, but this kind of physiologic entanglement only happens between people in a relationship that they spend time together and they like each other.
We say they're getting along, they're on the same wavelength, that kind of thing.
So it happens between people and dogs, for instance, which is a fascinating thing.
And so a person can have a relationship with a dog that also regulates their well-being and their health.
positive, they're excited to see you, you know, no matter what you're doing, or even whether you're very nice to them or not, they're still excited to see you.
So there is some data to indicate that dog ownership is associated with longevity.
And when you say physical, you're talking beyond like, just like an intimate relationship, right? With like, you know, you'd have with a romantic partner, you're talking about just friendships in general, like the physicality of it, right?
And often that's a very powerful regulating one, but it doesn't happen between strangers.
It doesn't even happen between people like in a workplace who spend a lot of time together, but don't like each other.
So these kinds of, this kind of physiologic entanglement, and it goes under a lot of different names in the scientific literature now, but this kind of physiologic entanglement only happens between people in a relationship that they spend time together and they like each other.
We say they're getting along, they're on the same wavelength, that kind of thing.
So it happens between people and dogs, for instance, which is a fascinating thing.
And so a person can have a relationship with a dog that also regulates their well-being and their health.
positive, they're excited to see you, you know, no matter what you're doing, or even whether you're very nice to them or not, they're still excited to see you.
So there is some data to indicate that dog ownership is associated with longevity.
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