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Exploring the Relationship Between Our Brains and Experiences
34:18 - 38:10 (03:52)
The podcast delves into unusual questions about the human brain and experiences, such as the possibility of creating new senses. The show is entertaining and educational, providing a welcome escape from isolation.
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A listener who lives alone in a remote shack finds comfort in downloading and listening to podcasts during trips into town, helping them to stay connected and maintain their sanity.
34:18 - 35:48 (01:30)
Summary
A listener who lives alone in a remote shack finds comfort in downloading and listening to podcasts during trips into town, helping them to stay connected and maintain their sanity.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between Our Brains and Experiences
EpisodeSelects: How Landslides Work
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Will reflects on his winter in Alaska, which was long and harsh with 96 inches of snow in December alone, but also beautiful and adventurous with the company of friends.
35:48 - 36:30 (00:41)
Summary
Will reflects on his winter in Alaska, which was long and harsh with 96 inches of snow in December alone, but also beautiful and adventurous with the company of friends.
ChapterExploring the Relationship Between Our Brains and Experiences
EpisodeSelects: How Landslides Work
PodcastStuff You Should Know
David Eagleman explores the relationship between our brains and experiences by asking unusual questions such as, can we create new senses for humans?
36:30 - 38:10 (01:40)
Summary
David Eagleman explores the relationship between our brains and experiences by asking unusual questions such as, can we create new senses for humans? Join him weekly to uncover how our brains steer our behavior, perception, and reality.