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… not on what your brain computes, but on what it connects. Expect to learn how imagination hijacks the brain's perceptual system, why aphantasia shattered 40 years of ass…

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… Brain? 0:10:37 The Truth About "Unconscious" Mental Imagery 0:16:01 Imagery vs Imagination: Why They Aren't the Same Word 0:18:55 Imagery, Perception, Hallucination, Drea…

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…re nothing while others see in IMAX 8K, uncovering what this hidden spectrum of imagination reveals about memory, dreams, emotion, creativity, and even consciousness itsel…

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…ns when the mind’s eye goes dark, and how it changes memory, emotion, identity, imagination, trauma, and even consciousness itself. Expect to learn what mental imagery is…

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…se it. Take the Aphantasia Test taken by 1.5 million people worldwide: https://imaginationspectrum.com/ Check out the Aphantasia Network: https://aphantasia.com/ Expect …

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…g that makes the imagery feel like an experience. It's literally blindsight for imagination. Which means the "vividness" most of us feel when we imagine an apple may be ca…

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…g how psychedelics work, you has to do with them preferentially stimulating the imagination as opposed to the intellect. You know, that's, you know, the Aristotelian divis…

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…that people just, there's a strange thing about kind of an inner experience and imagination where you might think that these things, fluctuating and up for grabs and very …

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…e watching the movie? And of course, in the world it does. This is believed in imagination. So you can imagine something, but when you're in one of those states in a movi…

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…aralysis maybe in a mindful meditative state, wide awake and then make a strong imagination, a strong motor imagination like you could just strongly imagine somebody would…

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…e ultimate artifact, a union, a fusion of mind and matter that responded to the imagination. Speaker 2 And it could do effectively anything you could imagine, which is, …

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…y grows new brain cells even into your 90s, why the boundary between memory and imagination is far blurrier than you think, and much more… Timestamps: 04:31 The Hippocam…

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…Role of Dopamine in Mental Time Travel 08:46 Crows, Pebbles, and the Origins of Imagination 11:26 The Two Dopamine Circuits Controlling Your Life 13:39 The Dopamine Trap: …

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… data, we have hypotheses. Speaker 2 But of course. Speaker 3 We imagine to imagination and intuition as part of it. And so you write you kind of marching through thes…

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…ut that's the sort of origin story behind it, and it's caught a lot of people's imagination. Speaker 1 Incredible. Really, really well explained. How would you summarize…

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…ith with a fantasia. Speaker 1 You know, if someone is a very dominant visual imagination Speaker 1 Imagineer, they just refuse to believe that other people aren't lik…

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…love to just know what it's like to be inside your brain when you're doing that imagination process of those. like proteins are like these really complex looking things, y…

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…ome would say, it's just, it's kind of empty and requires a huge leap of... of imagination. I it's very popular and people enjoy it, but that doesn't mean anything in ter…

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… to read it. So I'm not going to talk too much about this, but it speaks to the imagination and the idea of can we create out of poetic processes? And I think we can facil…

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…e. I'm always debating influential figures in my head. I have this great, crazy imagination of who I'm like, thinking about all the time. None of that is true. Really. Wo…

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…ifferent ways that should have a different impact on how your experiences, your imaginations are transformed into moods. It's a fascinating question. Yeah. I never I've ne…

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…nd I really, really interested in rice. I, you know, maybe it's just my lack of imagination, but I actually struggled to see what we would really get out of that. I mean, …

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…see things in their mind's eye. We'll call it mental imagery. Why use the word imagination? That's a broader word, but just to visualize. So for example, if people listen…