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Fight Club is riddled with commentary on modern society, and it's explosive ending suggested a main character with schizophrenia or dissociative identity disorder. But is the movie's depiction of multiple personalities accurate or even fair? Neuroscientist Jenifer Einstein joins us in this season finale to help us understand these disorders, the psychology of economics, what the heck synaptic plasticity means, and how she would fund her own "Project Mayhem."
**Follow Jenifer on Twitter! @AerialNeuroSci
Follow us on Twitter: @CinemaSciCast
Theme Music by Kagan Breitenbach, @krbreitenbach
Edited by Eli Ramsey, @TheVikingBear__
Co-Hosted by Heidi Febinger, @PandaBumHah
Co-Hosted by Anne Gibson, @HubbleGibson
Cinema Science was graciously funded by the University of Utah Neuroscience Initiative.
By Stressed Out Neuroscience PhD StudentsFight Club is riddled with commentary on modern society, and it's explosive ending suggested a main character with schizophrenia or dissociative identity disorder. But is the movie's depiction of multiple personalities accurate or even fair? Neuroscientist Jenifer Einstein joins us in this season finale to help us understand these disorders, the psychology of economics, what the heck synaptic plasticity means, and how she would fund her own "Project Mayhem."
**Follow Jenifer on Twitter! @AerialNeuroSci
Follow us on Twitter: @CinemaSciCast
Theme Music by Kagan Breitenbach, @krbreitenbach
Edited by Eli Ramsey, @TheVikingBear__
Co-Hosted by Heidi Febinger, @PandaBumHah
Co-Hosted by Anne Gibson, @HubbleGibson
Cinema Science was graciously funded by the University of Utah Neuroscience Initiative.