Are smarter people more faithful

One topic that will keep us thinking.
The smartest people do not cheat, according to the study of Dr. Rodolphe Linas, born in 1934, an American neuropsychiatrist of Colombian origin, currently a professor at the Medical Faculty of the NIU. Linas has published over 800 scientific articles and devoted his entire life to the study of the brain, so much so that he is considered one of the leading experts in neuroscience in the world.
It is broad thinking and one can write about fidelity, although there are fewer and fewer faithful people.His research focused on mapping the mind: the professor identified areas related to fidelity, love and happiness, studying existing neurological reactions and connections.
The results show that the brain is a closed system, "accessible" only to the senses. Its functioning would look similar to the functioning of a computer, with the difference that the brain can be modified, fed and changed.
In the brain, the emotional realm develops before the intellectual and predominates over it as well. It is the oldest area of ​​the brain, the professor speaks of it as the “so-called reptilian brain where there are only stereotypical reactions and movements.Love originates from this region and occupies an important space there. According to Linas, it seems to act like a sweet tooth: lovers become greedy and want to have more love than their loved one.It is typical for intelligent people to structure and model patterns of fixed actions based on the concept according to which they see each other as their own hand: taking care of them is my responsibility and vice versa; knowing that a stab in the back won't wait for me is the norm. "The more intelligent a person is, the more oriented he is towards achieving his goals, the more he leads him to avoid situations that destabilize him by investing his energy in a constructive way. In this vision according to Linas, eternal love becomes an endless dance of neurons between two intelligent people.
Loyalty helps save intellectual and emotional energy, and for intelligent people it becomes a prerogative.Referring to other past research, Llinas explains that caring for a love affair and preserving it would be a very common behavior, which would be carried out only by intelligent people. This is because only one relationship leads not only to "energy gain", but also to satisfaction and well-being. The satisfaction and well-being of a stable and long-lasting relationship is actually greater than those short-term and temporary relationships that consume energy and cause the brain to lose "health."
If you are looking for a faithful partner, pay attention to his IQ :)