Neuroscientist and author David Eagleman discusses how our brain interprets the world and what that means for us. Through storytelling, research, interviews, and experiments, David Eagleman tackles wild questions that illuminate new facets of our lives and our realities.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthScience |
Why do people on a date speak in innuendo? Why do dictators squelch protests? Why do humans stand apart from the rest of the animal kingdom by blushing, laughing, and crying? And what does any of this have to do with bullies, George Costanza, or canc... more
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Will AI end up building us into stronger, more talented humans? What might this have to do with linguistics, the movie Arrival, self-driving cars, debate, video games, elections, chess, and the ancient game of Go? Are we going to be taken over, or in... more
Why are brains superstitious? Would you wear a nice sweater that belonged to a murderer? What does this have to do with lucky socks, ghosts, our interpretation of coincidences, why kids often need their special blankets, and what any of this has to d... more
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After listening to the first episode, I am definitely following this podcast. Mr Eagleman is articulate and explains his reasoning well. My only problem is that the emphasis on words in his narration is somewhat sing-song but that is minor. He has this excited tone of voice which is contagious; I became curious about what he was curious about and I enjoyed that. I'm looking forward to listening to more. And I am going to shake up my routines as he suggested at the end.
I’ll bet many of your listeners would be ecstatic to see you and Richard Schwartz collaborate on a podcast!!
David is truly a master of his craft. His podcast is a an exceptional wellspring of knowledge, insights and information. Incredibly inspiring and wonderfully thought provoking for all ages, cannot recommend enough!
Covers stuff I thought only I ever thought about or considered. Almost to a creepy degree. Get outta my brain!
Jordan Peterson? Ok then, you are not what I thought you were. Don't give fascists a platform!
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Exploring the intricate relationships between the brain and various aspects of human experience, this podcast examines how our neural mechanisms shape our perception of reality. Through storytelling, research-backed discussions, and insightful interviews, the host tackles complex questions around topics such as artificial intelligence, free speech, belief systems, and the essence of humanity. The content draws on diverse fields including neuroscience, psychology, and philosophy, presenting unique perspectives that not only entertain but also provoke deeper thought about the nature of consciousness and the mind's capabilities. This engaging blend of science and narrative makes it especially appealing for listeners curious about the intersect... more
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