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If everyone around you talks about sports and you feel absolutely nothing — you’re not broken.

Not caring about sports doesn’t mean you’re cold, antisocial, or disconnected.
Neuroscience suggests your brain may simply be wired differently.

While millions experience intense emotional highs watching sports, a significant number of people feel no emotional response at all — and psychology explains why.

In this video, we explore the deeper mechanisms behind sports fandom and emotional indifference, including:

• Why sports trigger dopamine similarly to gambling
• How tribal psychology creates powerful team loyalty
• What intermittent reinforcement does to the brain
• Why some people create meaning without group symbols
• The neuroscience behind emotional neutrality toward sports

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Why do I feel nothing watching sports?” — this video may completely reframe how you see yourself (and sports fans).

This video is for thoughtful, introspective people who often feel out of place in highly emotional group environments — and want to understand their minds without self-judgment.#high intelligence psychology
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