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…ul Cizik is a neuroscientist who has spent decades mapping the 750 million year evolution of the brain from the first neural net to the cortex, listening to the sentence…

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…y approach combines neurophysiological recordings, computational modelling, and evolutionary biology to explore how the brain mediates interactions with the world. This …

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…oundbreaking field studies on baboon communication, social hierarchies, and the evolution of complex societies in animals. For decades, Robert has lived among monkeys, …

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…nd addiction — is significantly heritable. Now, he’s at the forefront of a new revolution: polygenic scores that can predict your future from birth… or even before. Exp…

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…3-page target article synthesising behavioural, psychophysical, and comparative-evolutionary evidence on the timescale and function of visual consciousness. They review …

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… from the machines we’ve built — and no longer fully understand. ... 01:40 The Evolution of Deep Learning 04:41 Language Generation Breakthroughs 07:43 Human vs AI Lang…

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… because it has the same tautological simplicity as, natural selection and many evolutionary theories. At its heart, it is just a description of the things, the way thi…

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…ffer from other approaches? Well, let me start with my strong belief that brain evolution needs to achieve behavioral success. It just means that Darwinian selection is …

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… immediate circle. Why does that have to be one person? Because nature, it's an evolutionary thing. Nature bound babies to one, one person in particular. Because they k…

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…to a few times throughout this conversation how you think consciousness and the evolution of consciousness is connected into this web of topics that we've been covering,…

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…mics.sjv.io/LKE9Ea Kian Sadeghi is the founder of Nucleus, a genetics company revolutionizing how we access and interpret our own DNA. For the first time in podcast hi…

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… in marketing at that time. Speaker 2 So it's like the, you know, the hippie revolution. And, I wasn't much a hippie as anybody else, but I got stuck in this marketing…

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…al system that has existed in our bodies and it's actually like incredibly well evolutionarily conserved. I mean, you can find the system all the way back to tiny little…

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… think you mentioned a few reasons why that might be? Do you think there's some evolutionary wiring there that has made us that way? Maybe this this advent of even stati…

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… better machines? And could the secrets of our neural circuits unlock the next revolution in AI? Expect to learn why our current understanding of the brain might be as …

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… 12 years ago, 2015, 11 years ago, 2015, more or less. And that has completely revolutionized the field. So kudos to Alan Zieman to really being able to find a condition…

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…y underlie mental disorders, and much more… Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:22 The Evolution of Neuroscience Techniques 05:13 Understanding Feedforward Inhibition 08:13 The…

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… Risk 33:35 Attraction, Personality, and the Hormone Myth 39:04 Are We Rewiring Evolution Through the Pill? 44:02 Maternal Instinct and the Neuroscience of Motherhood 52…

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…Optimizing Flow for Cognitive Work 01:05:56 Physical Activity and Flow 01:08:48 Evolutionary Perspectives on Flow 01:11:27 Flow and Pain: The Endorphin Connection 01:15:…

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…'t really deal with emotion. It's about connections between this more primitive evolutionary region and our, you know, rational prefrontal cortex, which made us our apex…

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…nt rather than just one box, you know, do you think that, like, I could really revolutionize diagnostics, at least it seems to me. Yeah. I think there's a few avenues fo…

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…ight be gaslighting your senses. ... 02:10 The Origins of Language 05:07 The Evolution of Communication 08:17 Language as a Tool for Action 11:16 The Role of Soci…

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…dia in Political Stress 11:23 Political Stress Across Different Countries 14:17 Evolutionary Perspectives on Political Stress 17:27 Differences in Stress Responses: Left…

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…bilities. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to Behavioral Genetics 08:47 The DNA Revolution: Studying Genetic Influence 18:57 The Nature of Nurture: Non-Shared Environment…

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… runs the social brain podcast where he delves into fascinating topics like the Evolution of the brain the Neuroscience of emotions and everything in between. With a bio…

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… older that prefrontal cortex kicked in and was doing things. So it was rather revolutionary for me to say that at nine months of age, you're seeing major advances in pr…

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… arguments in it are, first, that, the American educational system underwent a revolution. Concentrate it in the 1950s and early 1960s, actually, in which elite colleges…

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… sexually dimorphic. So it's much bigger in men than women. Probably due to the evolutionary history of, you know, and the need to be hunter gatherer hunting and doing t…

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…ing things in low light and things that move. Now, you can imagine all kinds of evolutionary stories about why this is useful. You know, when it's dark, it's really good…