<p>This week I talk to neuroscientist Yue Li, who talks about being adaptable and self-aware of our behavior and thinking.  Most negativity is due to stimulating a certain type of ares in the brain, and we are somewhat in control of that - but being plastic, as in 'malleable' is key!  </p>

This week I talk to neuroscientist Yue Li, who talks about being adaptable and self-aware of our behavior and thinking. Most negativity is due to stimulating a certain type of ares in the brain, and we are somewhat in control of that - but being plastic, as in 'malleable' is key!

<p>This week I talk to neuroscientist Yue Li, who talks about being adaptable and self-aware of our behavior and thinking.&nbsp; Most negativity is due to stimulating a certain type of ares in the brain, and we are somewhat in control of that - but being plastic, as in 'malleable' is key!&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Innervation: S2 Ep 18 Plasticity is Key

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