To the best of our knowledge this doesn’t actually exist yet, but it seems scientists are getting closer every day.  Researchers at the University of Zurich had volunteers inhale the peptide oxytocin before investing in a faux transaction.  The group that took the oxytocin turned out to trust the fake investment bankers more than the group with a placebo, proving oxytocin’s ability to enhance trust in human relationships.

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