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Meditation: Turning Point for Examining Internal Experience
28:12 - 39:21 (11:08)
The transcript talks about the reintroduction and turning point with meditation for examining one's internal experience, which has been previously ignored. The speaker shares their experience of working as a consultant in drug company sponsored trials for novel drugs' abuse liability.
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Renowned professor of behavioral biology at Johns Hopkins, Roland Griffiths, discusses his experience conducting drug company sponsored trials to determine abuse liability and how his research has been adopted by the FDA.
28:12 - 31:58 (03:46)
Summary
Renowned professor of behavioral biology at Johns Hopkins, Roland Griffiths, discusses his experience conducting drug company sponsored trials to determine abuse liability and how his research has been adopted by the FDA.
ChapterMeditation: Turning Point for Examining Internal Experience
Episode#641: Roland Griffiths, PhD — Life’s Ultimate Glide Path, An Unexpected Stage IV Diagnosis, Facing Death, How Meditation and Psychedelics Can Help, and The Art of Living a Life of Gratitude
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker discusses their research into the role of nicotine in controlling cigarette smoking, including the duration and intensity of puffs.
31:58 - 35:22 (03:23)
Summary
The speaker discusses their research into the role of nicotine in controlling cigarette smoking, including the duration and intensity of puffs.
ChapterMeditation: Turning Point for Examining Internal Experience
Episode#641: Roland Griffiths, PhD — Life’s Ultimate Glide Path, An Unexpected Stage IV Diagnosis, Facing Death, How Meditation and Psychedelics Can Help, and The Art of Living a Life of Gratitude
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The podcast discusses meditation and how it can help individuals examine their internal experience, bringing attention to the voice in their head that is often ignored or even embarrassing.
35:22 - 39:21 (03:59)
Summary
The podcast discusses meditation and how it can help individuals examine their internal experience, bringing attention to the voice in their head that is often ignored or even embarrassing.