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 | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessScienceMental Health |
What does The Matrix tell us about the brain and time perception? And what does that have to do with champion bicyclists, hidden data, elementary particles, secret murderers, or time machines? Today’s episode is about slow motion: what’s going on in ... more
Your brain occasionally cooks up falsehoods that you believe entirely, but why does this confabulation happen, and how frequently? What does this tell us about memory, truth-telling, and your life as a story that drifts? And what does this have to do... more
How many people are having relationships with artificial neural networks? Should we think of AI lovers as traps, mirrors, or sandboxes? Is there a clear line between relationship bots and therapist bots? And what does this have to do with Eliza Dooli... more
You're defined in part by the genome you arrive with -- so what does it mean when you can edit it? What does this have to do with viruses, copy-pasting, and whether we will modify the story of our own species? Join Eagleman with guest Trevor Martin, ... more
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This podcast simply put is the podcast I never knew I would need. 100/100
This podcast has way too many advertisements. It is like watching TV in the 80s. Interesting topics though.
So young and so wise!! He makes sense of our world. Thnx 😀
This is a great podcast yes some topics repeat but it is just as interesting and he is great at adding on to topics
One word describes this podcast: brilliant.
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Exploring the intricate workings of the human brain and its impact on our perception of reality, this podcast offers deep insights into neuroscience through engaging storytelling and expert interviews. Key themes include consciousness, the future of artificial intelligence in human interactions, and the evolving nature of education in an AI-driven world. It stands out for its unique approach to complex subjects, making them accessible and relatable to listeners, while challenging conventional beliefs around topics such as love, creativity, and mental health. The discussions often intertwine personal anecdotes with scientific research, encouraging curiosity and critical thinking about our everyday existence and broader human experience.
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Recent guests on Inner Cosmos include:
1. Bethanie Maples
2. Trevor Martin
3. Sal Khan
4. Anil Seth
5. David Eagleman
6. Jaron Lanier
7. Max Hodak
8. Kevin Kelly
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