Ep75 "How do you decide?" (Part 1)

Ep75 "How do you decide?" (Part 1)

When you make a decision about what food to order, what's happening in your brain? How do you clinch long-term decisions, like hitting the gym instead of doomscrolling? And what does any of this have to do with the ancient Greeks, alien hand syndrome, and constraining a president who wants to launch a nuclear bomb? Join Eagleman this week and next to discover how your brain weighs alternatives and nails down decisions.

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Ep72 "How do you put yourself in other people's shoes (and can AI do it)?"

Ep72 "How do you put yourself in other people's shoes (and can AI do it)?"

You know that moment in the horror movie where the monster is coming closer, but the movie star doesn't see it? Why does that drive you crazy, and what does that teach us about brains? What is theory ...

19 Aug 202442min

Ep71 "Why do our memories drift? Part 2: Misremembering yourself"

Ep71 "Why do our memories drift? Part 2: Misremembering yourself"

Is your notion of yourself built on narrative that may or may not be accurate? If someone told you an entirely false story about yourself, could you come to believe it? What does that have to do with ...

12 Aug 202434min

Ep70 "Why do our memories drift? Part 1: The War of the Ghosts"

Ep70 "Why do our memories drift? Part 1: The War of the Ghosts"

Why did lions look so strange in medieval European art? What does this have to do with Native American folklore, eyewitness memory of a car accident, or what a person remembers 3 years after witnessin...

5 Aug 202433min

Ep69 "Why do you see something everywhere after you've seen it once?"

Ep69 "Why do you see something everywhere after you've seen it once?"

What does the Baader-Meinhof Group, a West German terrorist group from the 1970s, have to do with  the front of your brain, attention, salience, and synchronicity? And why might you soon hear about th...

29 Juli 202437min

Ep68 "What if our brains worked a trillion times faster?"

Ep68 "What if our brains worked a trillion times faster?"

Why are the majority of stock trades decided by algorithms at timescales we can scarcely conceive of? What is it like to have the speed and power of a computer, and to be dealing with slow humans? Why...

22 Juli 202443min

Ep67 "How did human brains get runaway intelligence? "

Ep67 "How did human brains get runaway intelligence? "

We're the single species who composes symphonies, erects skyscrapers, builds computers, and regularly gets off the planet. But how did human intelligence evolve from our ancestors in the animal kingdo...

15 Juli 20241h 6min

Ep66 "Why do brains love conspiracy theories?"

Ep66 "Why do brains love conspiracy theories?"

Why are conspiracy theories a natural output of the brain? What do they have to do with puzzle-solving, cognitive dissonance, ingroups/outgroups, and storytelling? If you hear an unlikely explanation ...

8 Juli 202453min

Ep65 "Why do brains so easily fall for magic tricks?"

Ep65 "Why do brains so easily fall for magic tricks?"

Did magicians discover tricks of the mind centuries before neuroscientists? Why can’t you see what they’re doing right in front of you? How do magicians steer your attention or appear to read your min...

1 Juli 20241h 7min

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