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Published: Mon Jan 09 2023
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Bob gives us an update on his new baby, James, then pivots the conversation to memory. What were some of the guys' first memories? How does memory actually work? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Wade talks about his invention of baby condoms, denies premeditated plagiarism, and having a slice of brain on his mantelpiece, while Mark admits his second memory was of a pantsless birthday and his 20-day incarceration.
00:00 - 01:44 (01:44)
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Wade talks about his invention of baby condoms, denies premeditated plagiarism, and having a slice of brain on his mantelpiece, while Mark admits his second memory was of a pantsless birthday and his 20-day incarceration.
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The speaker reflects on their past New Year's celebrations with their partner and baby and reminisces on how each year with their partner has been the best year of their life.
01:44 - 04:11 (02:26)
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The speaker reflects on their past New Year's celebrations with their partner and baby and reminisces on how each year with their partner has been the best year of their life.
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The speaker shares a funny story about the time he became an uncle and witnessed his older brother changing his newborn nephew's diaper, which resulted in the baby peeing on his brother.
04:11 - 08:45 (04:34)
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The speaker shares a funny story about the time he became an uncle and witnessed his older brother changing his newborn nephew's diaper, which resulted in the baby peeing on his brother.
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The podcast hosts engage in a memory game to earn points, led by the host.
08:45 - 10:49 (02:03)
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The podcast hosts engage in a memory game to earn points, led by the host. They discuss past incidents and their record in previous memory games.
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The episode discusses how people become aware of unconscious actions like swallowing or breathing, and how some individuals have the ability to control their own bodily functions, like heartbeats.
10:49 - 12:59 (02:10)
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The episode discusses how people become aware of unconscious actions like swallowing or breathing, and how some individuals have the ability to control their own bodily functions, like heartbeats. They speculate on how memories are stored in the brain and whether or not they are stored in video-like clips.
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The speaker is accused of stealing a name for his podcast from the 2009 movie "Gamer."
12:59 - 15:10 (02:10)
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The speaker is accused of stealing a name for his podcast from the 2009 movie "Gamer."
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The complexity of memory and how it relates to human experience is explored in this conversation between two friends.
15:10 - 18:57 (03:47)
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The complexity of memory and how it relates to human experience is explored in this conversation between two friends.
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The concept of memory is explored, discussing how our memories are constantly changing and being influenced by our experiences and emotions.
18:57 - 24:34 (05:37)
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The concept of memory is explored, discussing how our memories are constantly changing and being influenced by our experiences and emotions.
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The speaker reminisces their childhood memories of classic movie monsters like the one from the Black Lagoon, and recollects how their grandparent's collection of older books helped them in learning about and forming a connection to these creatures at a young age.
24:34 - 28:48 (04:13)
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The speaker reminisces their childhood memories of classic movie monsters like the one from the Black Lagoon, and recollects how their grandparent's collection of older books helped them in learning about and forming a connection to these creatures at a young age.
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The podcasters talk about children's books including The Busy World of Richard Scarry with its iconic hamster character, and Stella Luna, a story about a bat.
28:48 - 31:07 (02:18)
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The podcasters talk about children's books including The Busy World of Richard Scarry with its iconic hamster character, and Stella Luna, a story about a bat.
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The speaker repeatedly points out that the brown bear in the book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?"
31:07 - 33:04 (01:57)
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The speaker repeatedly points out that the brown bear in the book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" needs to see a chiropractor due to the way its neck is depicted.
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The host shares a bizarre story about buying a slice of human brain on a trip to the morgue's gift shop with their family.
33:05 - 36:18 (03:13)
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The host shares a bizarre story about buying a slice of human brain on a trip to the morgue's gift shop with their family.
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Understanding the differences in brain lateralization is important in developing strategies for cognitive and perceptual rehabilitation.
36:18 - 38:03 (01:45)
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Understanding the differences in brain lateralization is important in developing strategies for cognitive and perceptual rehabilitation. One way to understand this is through visual perception, where the left and right visual fields of the brain correspond to the opposite sides of each eye.
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In a study, a patient was shown pictures of a winter house, a shovel, a chicken's head, and a chicken claw projected to the left or right visual field.
38:03 - 42:49 (04:45)
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In a study, a patient was shown pictures of a winter house, a shovel, a chicken's head, and a chicken claw projected to the left or right visual field. When asked to explain his choices, the patient seemed unaware that his left hemisphere chose the shovel because it saw it as necessary for cleaning the chicken shed, while the right hemisphere chose the chicken's head.
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In this episode, the hosts explore the concept of dominant ears and the science behind it, as well as discussing the phenomenon of intrusive thoughts and whether they represent the 'real you'.
42:49 - 48:00 (05:10)
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In this episode, the hosts explore the concept of dominant ears and the science behind it, as well as discussing the phenomenon of intrusive thoughts and whether they represent the 'real you'.
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The host and guest discuss the phenomenon of false memories, recalling things that never happened or remembering events that are different from reality.
48:00 - 53:13 (05:13)
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The host and guest discuss the phenomenon of false memories, recalling things that never happened or remembering events that are different from reality.
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The speaker discusses the feeling of déjà vu while performing on stage, explaining how certain moments seem familiar despite not having experienced them before.
53:13 - 57:50 (04:37)
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The speaker discusses the feeling of déjà vu while performing on stage, explaining how certain moments seem familiar despite not having experienced them before. The speaker also briefly mentions a dream about going to prison with someone but does not remember much about it.
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The episode explores the fear of dementia and Alzheimer's. The speaker shares their personal fear of these conditions and reflects on the advancements in neurological research.
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In this episode, the speaker talks about how people struggle with good habits and bad habits in their daily life and shares personal experiences related to dreaming, self-doubt and self-criticism.
1:02:08 - 1:04:46 (02:38)
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In this episode, the speaker talks about how people struggle with good habits and bad habits in their daily life and shares personal experiences related to dreaming, self-doubt and self-criticism.
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The speaker reminds listeners to follow the podcast on various platforms.
1:04:46 - 1:07:18 (02:32)
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The speaker reminds listeners to follow the podcast on various platforms. They express optimism for the future of a family with a dad like Bob and uncles like Mark and Wade.