If you’re one of those people who say they hate surprises, you’re probably lying to yourself. Studies have shown that most people love surprises, as noted in an experiment from Emory University where scientists studied the subjects’ brains while they received intermittent bursts of either water or fruit juice.
“We find that so-called pleasure centers in the brain do not react equally to any pleasurable substance, but instead react more strongly when the pleasures are unexpected,” said Gregory S. Berns, one of the leaders of the 2001 study. “This means that the brain finds unexpected pleasures more rewarding than expected ones, and it may have little to do with what people say they like.”
If that’s the case, this has been an extremely pleasurable NBA season. While some things have gone according to plan, like the Phoenix Suns being really good and Giannis Antetokounmpo terrorizing the league, the season has been…
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