#118 | Can You Master Life by Controlling Neurotransmitters? / The True Meaning of 'Stoic' Learned from Dopamine Junkies and Shohei Ohtani

27 min 35 sec0

In this episode, Richa-san and Kagayaki-san engage in a dialogue sparked by a listener's intriguing question: "If you could control your brain's neurotransmitters, could you live an invincible life?"

Are you familiar with the modern term "Dopagaki"?

The episode touches upon the term "Dopagaki," which has recently become a hot topic on social media and in the music scene. It refers to someone soaked in dopamine, seemingly symbolizing the modern individual constantly seeking intense stimulation. The discussion covers how this reflects in our daily lives, such as the increasing trend of songs starting directly with the chorus.

There is a surprising side to Shohei Ohtani's "stoicism."

We also discuss baseball star Shohei Ohtani. By exploring how "weight training" serves as a form of relaxation for him, the gap between the general nuance of the word "stoic" and how it feels to the individual is highlighted. The hosts offer a unique perspective on whether a certain hidden emotion might be at the core of it all.

Rethinking the very definition of an "invincible life."

What exactly does it mean to be "invincible"? Does it mean gaining unbeatable strength, or is there an entirely different state of mind? Drawing comparisons to popular anime characters and the lifestyle of sushi chefs, the show explores the form of happiness we should aim for. What conclusion awaits at the end of this discussion? Be sure to listen to the full episode to find out.

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