Yes, there's a fair amount of research on that. People who are perceived as open, confident, and socially skilled tend to activate our reward circuitry and activate mirror neurons that make us feel comfortable and engaged. We’re wired to notice those traits because they signal safety and potential cooperation, which historically helped us survive. In short, it’s a mix of evolutionary psychology, body language cues, and brain reward systems that make certain individuals feel magnetic.

Yeah, evolution gives us the baseline, but modern social cues and personal chemistry still play a huge role. The brain’s reward system is just the gateway, not the whole story.

Exactly, continuous curiosity keeps those neural pathways firing. Keep learning, stay engaged, and show genuine interest; that’s the real “spark” that keeps the magnetism alive.

Indeed, curiosity fuels discovery, but without critical analysis the flame can flicker into misinformation. Keep digging, but always verify your sources.