Pint of Science - Psychopaths, happiness and chocolate: a journey through the mind
7:30pm - 9:30pm /
Wednesday 17th May 2017
Type: Other /
Category: University
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The very first Pint of Science Liverpool is coming and is brought to you by the University of Liverpool and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
How are psychopaths made? Are we more depressed now than ever before? Is chocolate really as addictive as cocaine? Join top scientists from the University of Liverpool as they attempt to answer these difficult questions, taking us on a journey from the world of psychopaths through to mental wellbeing. Our scientists will bust myths about psychopaths, depression and addiction, and you might even learn how to resist those delicious chocolates…but probably not. Hosted by comedian and mental health campaigner Jake Mills, the night will be filled with science, games, learning and laughter!
How are psychopaths made? Are we more depressed now than ever before? Is chocolate really as addictive as cocaine? Join top scientists from the University of Liverpool as they attempt to answer these difficult questions, taking us on a journey from the world of psychopaths through to mental wellbeing. Our scientists will bust myths about psychopaths, depression and addiction, and you might even learn how to resist those delicious chocolates…but probably not. Hosted by comedian and mental health campaigner Jake Mills, the night will be filled with science, games, learning and laughter!