In Human Intelligence, Naomi Alderman dissects the minds of brilliant thinkers from the past; examining the myriad ways in which humans think and realising that great minds don't, in fact, think alike.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Categories | HistoryNatureScience |
Aristotle was a philosopher, teacher, collector and all-round polymath. He was also, importantly, a traveller, who allowed new places, especially the rich biodiversity he encountered on the island of Lesbos, to shape his thinking profoundly.
Aristo... more
Naomi Alderman looks at the mindset and legacy of Ida Pfeiffer, a woman who changed the very idea of travel, who is allowed to do it and why.
Traditionally, travelling had always had a purpose – conquering, discovering, negotiating, pilgrimaging. W... more
Sir Patrick Manson shook the medical world when he first understood the infection route for vector-borne diseases like malaria. Naomi Alderman dissects the thinking of a scientific pioneer.
In the late 1800s, no one knew how this kind of illness was... more
Jean Rhys' sequel to Jane Eyre, Wide Sargasso Sea, changed the way we think about stories forever. Naomi Alderman meets a fellow novelist who put a marginalised character at the centre of the action.
Rhys left Dominica to go to school in cold, grey... more
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The series investigates the intellectual journeys of influential figures throughout history, weaving their complexities into a broader narrative about human thought and experiences. Episodes focus on remarkable individuals, such as philosophers, scientists, and travelers, detailing their contributions and the contextual challenges they faced during their lifetimes. Themes of personal exploration, societal norms, and the ethical implications of discoveries are often explored, alongside unique perspectives on various subjects including science and philosophy. Notably, this series emphasizes the diversity of thought, illustrating that exceptional minds approach problems in vastly different ways, highlighting the nuances of human intelligence a... more
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Recent guests on Human Intelligence include:
1. John van Wyhe
2. Janna Levin
3. Alex Wellerstein
4. John von Neumann
5. Leo Szilard
6. Edward Teller
7. Otto Frisch
8. Rudolf Peierls
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