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S03 E03 | Reacting to 10% Happier Podcast with Annie Murphy Paul
In this episode of "Reacting to Growth," Kamila and Gary delve into the intriguing concepts presented in a podcast episode featuring Annie Murphy Paul, author of "The Extended Mind." The discussion revolves around the idea of extending our cognitive processes beyond the brain, incorporating the body, environment, and social interactions.
Kamila and Gary critically analyze the episode, exploring themes such as the practicality of the extended mind concept, the importance of physical movement in learning, and the potential pitfalls of relying too heavily on external tools for cognition. They also share personal anecdotes and reflections on how these ideas resonate with their own experiences.
Join us for a lively and thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional notions of cognition and learning. Whether you're interested in philosophy, education, or personal development, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of humor.
Episode Breakdown:
[00:00 - 03:00] Introduction and casual banter
[03:01 - 07:30] Kamila's recent trip to Kosovo and culinary adventures
[07:31 - 12:00] Discussion on Annie Murphy Paul's "The Extended Mind"
[12:01 - 18:00] Critique of the extended mind concept and its practical implications
[18:01 - 22:30] The role of physical movement in learning and cognition
[22:31 - 27:00] Personal reflections on mindfulness and body awareness
[27:01 - 32:00] The impact of societal and cultural contexts on cognition
[32:01 - 35:00] Final thoughts and humorous exchanges
[35:01 - 36:00] Closing remarks and sign-off
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By ReactingtoGrowthIn this episode of "Reacting to Growth," Kamila and Gary delve into the intriguing concepts presented in a podcast episode featuring Annie Murphy Paul, author of "The Extended Mind." The discussion revolves around the idea of extending our cognitive processes beyond the brain, incorporating the body, environment, and social interactions.
Kamila and Gary critically analyze the episode, exploring themes such as the practicality of the extended mind concept, the importance of physical movement in learning, and the potential pitfalls of relying too heavily on external tools for cognition. They also share personal anecdotes and reflections on how these ideas resonate with their own experiences.
Join us for a lively and thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional notions of cognition and learning. Whether you're interested in philosophy, education, or personal development, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of humor.
Episode Breakdown:
[00:00 - 03:00] Introduction and casual banter
[03:01 - 07:30] Kamila's recent trip to Kosovo and culinary adventures
[07:31 - 12:00] Discussion on Annie Murphy Paul's "The Extended Mind"
[12:01 - 18:00] Critique of the extended mind concept and its practical implications
[18:01 - 22:30] The role of physical movement in learning and cognition
[22:31 - 27:00] Personal reflections on mindfulness and body awareness
[27:01 - 32:00] The impact of societal and cultural contexts on cognition
[32:01 - 35:00] Final thoughts and humorous exchanges
[35:01 - 36:00] Closing remarks and sign-off