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I get a kick out of you

机译：我被你踢了

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Over the course of history it has been artists, poets and playwrights who have made the greatest progress in humanity's understanding of love. Romance has seemed as inexplicable as the beauty of a rainbow. But these days scientists are challenging that notion, and they have rather a lot to say about how and why people love each other. Is this useful? The scientists think so. For a start, understanding the neurochemical pathways that regulate social attachments may help to deal with defects in people's ability to form relationships. All relationships, whether they are those of parents with their children, spouses with their partners, or workers with their colleagues, rely on an ability to create and maintain social ties. Defects can be disabling, and become apparent as disorders such as autism and schizophrenia-and, indeed, as the serious depression that can result from rejection in love. Research is also shedding light on some of the more extreme forms of sexual behaviour. And, controversially, some Utopian fringe groups see such work as the doorway to a future where love is guaranteed because it will be provided chemically, or even genetically engineered from conception.
机译：在历史的过程中，艺术家，诗人和剧作家在人类对爱情的理解上取得了最大的进步。浪漫似乎像彩虹般的美丽莫名其妙。但是，如今，科学家们正在挑战这一观念，他们之间还有很多话要说，人们如何以及为什么彼此相爱。这有用吗？科学家们是这样认为的。首先，了解调节社交依恋的神经化学途径可能有助于解决人们建立关系的能力方面的缺陷。所有关系，无论是父母与孩子的父母，配偶的伴侣还是与同事的工人，都依赖于建立和维持社会纽带的能力。缺陷可能是失能的，并且会因自闭症和精神分裂症等疾病而变得明显，事实上，由于拒绝恋爱可能导致严重的抑郁症。研究还揭示了一些更极端的性行为形式。而且，有争议的是，一些乌托邦式的边缘组织将这样的工作视为通往爱情的保证之门的未来之门，因为爱情将通过化学方法，甚至是从概念上进行基因工程来提供。

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