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00:34 - How would you explain the concept of a “livewired” brain?
01:54 - History behind the phrase “fly by the seat of your pants”
03:37 - How can a monkey incorporate a rake into its sense of self?
04:35 - Why would reverting to a fully plastic brain be a bad thing?
05:51 - Difference between working and cognitive memory
06:32 - How are older memories “burned in deeper”?
07:20 - What is David Eagleman’s theory about why we dream?
08:44 - How does social babbling influence us?
10:46 - What is changing in the bilingual brain?
11:51 - How do learning speeds differ between generations?
14:30 - Potato Head model of cognition
15:57 - David Eagleman’s Neosensory Buzz wristband story
16:29 - How does a pattern become qualia?
18:44 - What I wished I had asked David Eagleman
20:13 - Are beans the answer to America’s health problems?
20:56 - What is acetylcholine’s role in memory formation?
22:13 - Do you lose one skill when you gain another?
23:11 - How do you divvy up praise?
24:11 - Experiences with synesthesia
26:10 - Have you ever livewired yourself out of a funk?
28:34 - How does isolation affect our livewired brains?
29:11 - Why does the brain tune out constant patterns?
30:37 - Could the body learn an algorithmically compressed data signal?
32:38 - What would happen to the brain if someone lost the ability to dream?
33:46 - Was dreaming necessary for the brain to name itself?
34:05 - Evolutionary benefit of being aware of one’s own consciousness
35:21 - Do you have a voice inside your head?
36:57 - How the brain interprets in-group vs. out-group empathy
38:39 - “World traveler” metaphor for learning
39:48 - “Location of the economy” metaphor
41:10 - How are competing Twitter topics similar to competing thoughts?
42:24 - What would a conscious Earth say to a conscious Mars right now?
44:46 - Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought deeply about your reflection?
45:53 - How are you planning to keep your brain plastic as you age?
47:51 - Dylan’s feet experience a more optimal environment
50:01 - How did the brain name itself?
By Bee Curious Podcast00:34 - How would you explain the concept of a “livewired” brain?
01:54 - History behind the phrase “fly by the seat of your pants”
03:37 - How can a monkey incorporate a rake into its sense of self?
04:35 - Why would reverting to a fully plastic brain be a bad thing?
05:51 - Difference between working and cognitive memory
06:32 - How are older memories “burned in deeper”?
07:20 - What is David Eagleman’s theory about why we dream?
08:44 - How does social babbling influence us?
10:46 - What is changing in the bilingual brain?
11:51 - How do learning speeds differ between generations?
14:30 - Potato Head model of cognition
15:57 - David Eagleman’s Neosensory Buzz wristband story
16:29 - How does a pattern become qualia?
18:44 - What I wished I had asked David Eagleman
20:13 - Are beans the answer to America’s health problems?
20:56 - What is acetylcholine’s role in memory formation?
22:13 - Do you lose one skill when you gain another?
23:11 - How do you divvy up praise?
24:11 - Experiences with synesthesia
26:10 - Have you ever livewired yourself out of a funk?
28:34 - How does isolation affect our livewired brains?
29:11 - Why does the brain tune out constant patterns?
30:37 - Could the body learn an algorithmically compressed data signal?
32:38 - What would happen to the brain if someone lost the ability to dream?
33:46 - Was dreaming necessary for the brain to name itself?
34:05 - Evolutionary benefit of being aware of one’s own consciousness
35:21 - Do you have a voice inside your head?
36:57 - How the brain interprets in-group vs. out-group empathy
38:39 - “World traveler” metaphor for learning
39:48 - “Location of the economy” metaphor
41:10 - How are competing Twitter topics similar to competing thoughts?
42:24 - What would a conscious Earth say to a conscious Mars right now?
44:46 - Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought deeply about your reflection?
45:53 - How are you planning to keep your brain plastic as you age?
47:51 - Dylan’s feet experience a more optimal environment
50:01 - How did the brain name itself?