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Expert guests and scientists debate ethical dilemmas facing humankind.

RTÉ - Big Science Debate

Science writers John Horgan and George Johnson take up new discoveries and ongoing mysteries, often with a skeptical eye.

Bloggingheads.tv: Science Faction

Everyday Economics (Video)

Psyket snackar

Alex and Aimee discuss why we think and decide the things we do taking on some of the most topical or just some daft concepts to explore the human condition.

Middle Ground Podcast

교사학교

RadioLacan.com es el sitio de audios y conferencias de la Asociaci&#243;n Mundial de Psicoan&#225;lisis.

RadioLacan.com es el sitio de audios y conferencias de la Asociación Mundial de Psicoanálisis.

RadioLacan.com | Radio Lacan en las XVº Jornadas de la ELP: “Mujeres, un interrogante para el psicoanálisis"

Seit dem 30. Januar 2017 vergeht kaum eine Woche ohne eine neue Folgen vom bärtigsten Biblecast im Web. Sozialarbeiter Simon Mallow und Pastor Lukas Klette diskutieren sich durch die Bibel: kontrovers, bildreich, geraderaus. Bärtig eben! Seit der dritten Staffel bringt Gemeindepädagogin Johannina Wenk frische Bärtigkeit ins Team. Für den guten Sound sorgt Toningenieur Jones.

Offenbart Podcast

El Alfa de la Manada.Soy Renán Medina El Alfa de la Manada!Nuestro programa es un espacio que nos va a enseñar todo lo que queremos saber de nuestros amigos peludos. Vamos a tocar temas que van de lo simple a lo complejo y vamos a profundizar tanto en situaciones del estudio de la conducta canina, como en temas médicos que nos interesan a todos.En una sociedad en la que todos los días se incrementa el número de perros en nuestros hogares, lo mejor que podemos hacer es estar informados y preparados para darles a nuestros chaparros, la mejor vida que puedan tener.Nuestro principal objetivo es cr

El Alfa De La Manada

Le podcast de PollsPosition.com, le premier site français d'agrégations de sondages et probabilités électorales.
On y parle de sondages, de politique et de statistiques.
Notre but : injecter plus de méthode et de rigueur scientifiques dans le traitement médiatique des sondages et des élections.

Le podcast de PollsPosition.com, le premier site français d'agrégations de sondages et probabilités électorales. On y parle de sondages, de politique et de statistiques. Notre but : injecter plus de méthode et de rigueur scientifiques dans le traitement médiatique des sondages et des élections.

PollsPolitics

Simple, practical ideas for navigating life with more clarity, freedom and purpose. Join experienced New Zealand broadcaster, speaker and mentor Rob Bialostocki as he shares ideas, insights and inspiration for living a life, and doing work, that matters with humour, real stories and evidence-based intelligent advice. Warning: there is no woo-woo here. Return to Rob's website here: https://www.robbialostocki.com

Wisdom Cafe

Deconstructing mainstream views of relationships with ourselves others and our environments.

The Social DeTalks Podcast

Thoughts at large about the Greatest One Who Exists
and why it matters.

Thoughts at large about the Greatest One Who Exists and why it matters.

FreshWind

Your world, explained. Exploring who we are, how we got here and where we are going. Australia’s top social scientists in conversation with journalist Ginger Gorman. Seriously interesting. Seriously insightful. Seriously social. Brought to you by the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

Seriously Social

Uno spazio per pensare e ripensare la nostra società, leggendo insieme grandi autori e pensatori del passato e del presente. Nella rubrica "parole e svolte", lo storico sociale delle idee David Bidussa ci accompagna verso nuovi percorsi di vita, di studio e di comprensione della nostra società.

pagine e svolte

For all the moms out there who have someone in their lives who has a disability (child, teen, or adult)...Let's share, learn something, find a lifeline, perhaps laugh a little along the way..this is for all those Marvelous Moms!

Marvelous Moms Podcast

Parce que la lutte contre le VIH est un combat de tous les jours, et que ce combat peut prendre plusieurs formes, nous avons donné la parole à des acteurs de la lutte. Ils sont tous différents et font tous partie d’associations soutenues par Sidaction. Leur point commun ? Ils ne reculent devant rien pour faire reculer le VIH / sida.

La voix de Sidaction

The 'Chatting in the City' podcast is an initiative by the V-TRaC (Vulnerability, Trauma, Resilience, and Culture) Laboratory at the University of Ottawa to explore mental health in the Black community. The podcast is part of the larger BeCoMHeal Project, which is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Chatting in the City

The Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence (KCADV), Advocacy & Training Podcast with host Diane Fleet.
 
Diane Fleet is the Assistant Director of GreenHouse17 (formerly, the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program), a nonprofit advocacy agency in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky committed to ending intimate partner abuse in families and the community.

Website: http://kcadv.org
Facebook: KCADV
Twitter: @KCADVtweets

The Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence (KCADV), Advocacy & Training Podcast with host Diane Fleet. Diane Fleet is the Assistant Director of GreenHouse17 (formerly, the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program), a nonprofit advocacy agency in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky committed to ending intimate partner abuse in families and the community. Website: http://kcadv.org Facebook: KCADV Twitter: @KCADVtweets

The Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence (KCADV), Advocacy &amp; Training Podcast with host Diane Fleet.
 
Diane Fleet is the Assistant Director of GreenHouse17 (formerly, the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program), a nonprofit advocacy agency in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky committed to ending intimate partner abuse in families and the community.

Website: http://kcadv.org
Facebook: KCADV
Twitter: @KCADVtweets

KCADV Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Podcast for PLS 377/480 at Akita International University

Podcast for PLS 377/480 at Akita International University

States and Markets

O studiích think-tanku IDEA při CERGE-EI s Davidem Klimešem.

Video verze podcastů najdete na YouTube kanálu CERGE-EI: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpsnGMwHnMxbIRN1xgGFHHA

O studiích think-tanku IDEA při CERGE-EI s Davidem Klimešem. Video verze podcastů najdete na YouTube kanálu CERGE-EI: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpsnGMwHnMxbIRN1xgGFHHA

IDEA Talks

Welke rol speelt winst in de zorg? Staat het winstmotief haaks op de zorgethiek? Of is de winstprikkel fundamenteel voor investeringen in de zorgverlening van morgen? We vragen het aan onderzoekers, beleidsmakers en politici in de nieuwste podcast van ESB: 'Winst is mij een zorg'. Vanaf vrijdag 29 november zal er elke week een nieuwe aflevering verschijnen.
Deze podcast wordt gehost door Jasper Lukkezen en Marcel Canoy.
De redactie wordt gedaan door Wolf Struys.
Vragen en opmerkingen: <a href="mailto:redactie@esb.nu">redactie@esb.nu</a>
Dit is een podcast van ESB, vakblad voor economen. <a href="http://www.esb.nu">www.esb.nu</a>

Welke rol speelt winst in de zorg? Staat het winstmotief haaks op de zorgethiek? Of is de winstprikkel fundamenteel voor investeringen in de zorgverlening van morgen? We vragen het aan onderzoekers, beleidsmakers en politici in de nieuwste podcast van ESB: 'Winst is mij een zorg'. Vanaf vrijdag 29 november zal er elke week een nieuwe aflevering verschijnen. Deze podcast wordt gehost door Jasper Lukkezen en Marcel Canoy. De redactie wordt gedaan door Wolf Struys. Vragen en opmerkingen: redactie@esb.nu Dit is een podcast van ESB, vakblad voor economen. www.esb.nu

Welke rol speelt winst in de zorg? Staat het winstmotief haaks op de zorgethiek? Of is de winstprikkel fundamenteel voor investeringen in de zorgverlening van morgen? We vragen het aan onderzoekers, beleidsmakers en politici in de nieuwste podcast van ESB: 'Winst is mij een zorg'. Vanaf vrijdag 29 november zal er elke week een nieuwe aflevering verschijnen.
Deze podcast wordt gehost door Jasper Lukkezen en Marcel Canoy.
De redactie wordt gedaan door Wolf Struys.
Vragen en opmerkingen: <a href="mailto:redactie@esb.nu" rel="noopener noreferrer">redactie@esb.nu</a>
Dit is een podcast van ESB, vakblad voor economen. <a href="http://www.esb.nu" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.esb.nu</a>&nbsp;

Winst is mij een zorg

Are you ready to embark on a sustainability conversation that takes you beyond the typical classroom setting? Look no further than our new student-led podcast series, which gives you a deeper understanding which sustainability topics are currently in focus at the IIIEE and its expert network. In each episode, we bring you conversations between sustainability change-agents at the IIIEE. Led by EMP and MESPOM students, the mini-series covers broad insights into the student body, the programs, and inspirational figures of one of the most prestigious sustainability research institutions in Europe. With themes ranging from food, industry, business innovation, and urban sustainability, this podcast is the perfect way to stay informed and inspired on the latest developments in the field of sustainability research, practices as well as policy and legislation. So what are you waiting for? Join us to learn more about and to spread the sustainability insights, challenges and opportunities!

S2: Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula

Ever caught yourself daydreaming about a better job, an exciting adventure, or a heroic moment? In this episode, we explore Sigmund Freud’s fascinating essay "Creative Writer and Day-Dreaming" to discover how daydreams are more than just idle thoughts—they’re tools for self-reflection, stress relief, creativity, and even problem-solving. Learn practical ways to turn your imagination into action and start shaping your reality today!

Ever caught yourself daydreaming about a better job, an exciting adventure, or a heroic moment? In this episode, we explore Sigmund Freud’s fascinating essay "Creative Writer and Day-Dreaming" to discover how daydreams are more than just idle thoughts—they’re tools for self-reflection, stress relief, creativity, and even problem-solving. Learn practical ways to turn your imagination into action and start shaping your reality today!

Daydreams in Action

The H2020 project ITHACA – Interconnecting histories and archives for migrant agency presents Migrant diaries. Life stories on the road. Whatever is cause of migrating - from humanitarian crises to political reasons, form environmental to religious causes or personal aspirations - ITHACA wants to move away from narrating the emergency logic often propagated by the media and tell you individual, self-narrated life stories. This podcast is part of a comprehensive archive collecting multimedia narratives of migrants both in the past and in the present: www.ithacahorizon.eu. Credits: The project has received funding from the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Framework programme, G.A. 101004539. The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the author/s. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. This podcast is part of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia activities, in collaboration with Archivio Diaristico Nazionale in Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy. Producers: Radiopapesse.org Sound design: Butafuego audio Photos: Mohamed Keita Graphics: Gloria Maggioli.

The H2020 project ITHACA – Interconnecting histories and archives for migrant agency presents Migrant diaries. Life stories on the road.Whatever is cause of migrating - from humanitarian crises to political reasons, form environmental to religious causes or personal aspirations - ITHACA wants to move away from narrating the emergency logic often propagated by the media and tell you individual, self-narrated life stories. This podcast is part of a comprehensive archive collecting multimedia narratives of migrants both in the past and in the present: www.ithacahorizon.eu. Credits: The project has received funding from the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Framework programme, G.A. 101004539. The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the author/s. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.This podcast is part of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia activities, in collaboration with Archivio Diaristico Nazionale in Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy.Producers: Radiopapesse.orgSound design: Butafuego audioPhotos: Mohamed KeitaGraphics: Gloria Maggioli.

The H2020 project ITHACA – Interconnecting histories and archives for migrant agency presents Migrant diaries. Life stories on the road. Whatever is cause of migrating - from humanitarian crises to political reasons, form environmental to religious causes or personal aspirations - ITHACA wants to move away from narrating the emergency logic often propagated by the media and tell you individual, self-narrated life stories. This podcast is part of a comprehensive archive collecting multimedia narratives of migrants both in the past and in the present: www.ithacahorizon.eu. Credits: The project has received funding from the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Framework programme, G.A. 101004539. The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the author/s. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. This podcast is part of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia activities, in collaboration with Archivio Diaristico Nazionale in Pieve Santo Stefano, Italy. Producers: Radiopapesse.org Sound design: Butafuego audio Photos: Mohamed Keita Graphics: Gloria Maggioli.

Migrant diaries

Discussing different psychology topics :)

Discussing different psychology topics :)

Psychology Talks

Neuralink Explained: Unlocking the Brain's Vast Frontier Imagine a world where thoughts instantly control devices, memories can be stored like computer files and disorders of the mind are treated at their root biological source. This fantastical future is the guiding vision behind Neuralink, an ambitious neurotechnology company founded in 2016 by iconoclast inventor Elon Musk. Neuralink aims to develop revolutionary brain-computer interface (BCI) systems that seamlessly integrate the human mind with artificial intelligence in ways previously only imagined in science fiction. By creating tiny implantable devices interwoven into brain matter, Neuralink seeks to build a symbiotic bridge between mind and machine. While still highly experimental, this neural lace technology may one day unlock transformative applications from controlling prosthetics with mere thoughts to tapping into whole-brain data interfaces. It also raises profound ethical questions that strike at the heart of what it means to be human. To bridge the divide between swirling neural impulses and digital bits, Neuralink has engineered a tiny implantable chip aiming to act as a translator. Roughly the size of a large coin, the slender device contains hair-thin flexible electrode “threads” numbering over 3,000 per chip. In a complex surgical procedure, these threads are precisely embedded into specific regions of the cerebral cortex responsible for movement, sensory perception and high-order cognition. Once healed in place, these electrodes become bidirectional conduits, capturing the symphony of electrical signals firing within dense neural networks. At the same time, they can deliver targeted stimulation to modify and enhance function. This real-time reading and writing of neural data establishes a foundation for machine interfaces while avoiding permanent alterations to healthy brain tissue. By eavesdropping on electrical chatter across neuron clusters, Neuralink’s implants can infer intention and meaning from the cacophony. Machine learning algorithms analyze complex patterns within the din, deciphering neural activity related to movement, vision, hearing, memories and more. With enough data on how brains encode information, the goal is seamless translation of thoughts into digital commands. Consider a paralyzed patient envisioning reaching towards a cup. Neuralink could decode motor cortex signaling behind this intent and initiate robotic arm movement reflecting the desire. The possibilities scale exponentially from basic motor control to manipulation of augmented and virtual environments through mere thinking. Decode enough neural inputs and outputs, and whole-brain data interfaces become conceivable. Neural interfaces enable more than just extracting motor commands - they allow targeted stimulation enabling sensory augmentation. Prosthetic limbs wired to electrodes could send tactile feedback of objects held straight to the brain’s sensory cortex. Intelligently delivered electrical pulses mightrestore lost hearing or vision via dedicated sensory regions. Safe, reversible modulation of emotional centers could manage psychiatric disorders like depression at their neurological root. By establishing a tight, real-time feedback loop between digital machines and analog wetware, Neuralink seeks to overcome physical limitations. Its brain/computer integration aims to expand mobility for the paralyzed while heightening able-bodied capabilities. The ultimate objective is symbiotic fusion that amplifies human potential beyond current confines - an almost science-fictional melding of man and machine. As with any highly advanced technology, Neuralink must solve immense biological complexity before reaching its apex vision. Running thin silicon strands through vital brain tissue without causing irreparable harm demands micro-precision robotics and adaptive biocompatible materials. Translating raw electromagnetic neural data into usable signals then back to stimulation requires groundbreaking algorithms and immense computing power. And even if these technical feats are achieved, seamless thought-based control faces unpredictable organic obstacles. Will human brains accept machinic fusion or mount immune attacks against implanted hardware? How will neural networks reorganize around artificial stimulation over years? On the software end, can silicon chips truly understand cognition without being conscious themselves? Truly matching brains’ fluid adaptability and self-healing pose barriers perhaps too great for computers rigidly shackled to programmed rules. Unlike phones with regular software updates, embedded neural lace needs to persist reliably while avoiding interference for life. Assuming Neuralink solves the biological riddle of man-machine brain fusion, exponential opportunities await. Powerful augmentations to movement, senses, memory and cognition could redefine life quality and human capability itself. seamless brain data uploads may allow tracing mental biochemistry with unparalleled resolution or even digitally preserving aspects of consciousness beyond death. But such titanic progress comes freighted with ethical hazards if mishandled. Neuralink’s bandwith to access the mind’s most intimate workings raises grave privacy issues around data security and ownership. The potential for corporations, hackers or governments to extract, alter or manipulate thoughts themselves cannot be ignored given totalitarian digital intrusions already commonplace. Class divides may widen radically if neural enhancements remain unequally accessible across societies. Even if deployed ethically, fundamentally altering cognition risks erasing intangible qualities essential to human identity. Our flaws, limitations and mortality define the beauty of mortal existence as much as our aspirations. Before interfacing our analog souls with digital eternity, the extremes of both utopian hopes and Extracting singular thoughts violate the sanctity of individual freedom upon which modern democracies are built. We must guard the sovereignty of inner worlds while progressing outward. As Neuralink progresses cautious experiments, a momentous inflection point nears - the transition of computer integration from science fiction to clinical reality. How rising generations embrace bio-machinic fusion promises to shape life experience itself for ages hence. Together with opportunity spans risk if channeled recklessly. But conceived in good faith, neural technology may elevate all humanity in peaceful symbiosis more wondrous than any fictional future symphony. The final frontier for human knowledge may reside not out among distant stars but inside the towering three-pound universes encased within our skulls. To explore inner space safely yet ambitiously demands the utmost wisdom and prudence from all who dare guide the way. For this grandest endeavor, we need to balance Neuralink’s grand vision with nuanced insight from diverse voices. Only through grace and understanding will the fusion of silicon and carbon lift humanity universally upwards, not split along man-made divides. Conscious evolution beckons if we proceed with care, conscience and compassion as integral as intelligence on the horizon ahead. With patient progress, a thriving neuroworld awaits. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Neuralink Explained: Unlocking the Brain's Vast Frontier Imagine a world where thoughts instantly control devices, memories can be stored like computer files and disorders of the mind are treated at their root biological source. This fantastical future is the guiding vision behind Neuralink, an ambitious neurotechnology company founded in 2016 by iconoclast inventor Elon Musk. Neuralink aims to develop revolutionary brain-computer interface (BCI) systems that seamlessly integrate the human mind with artificial intelligence in ways previously only imagined in science fiction. By creating tiny implantable devices interwoven into brain matter, Neuralink seeks to build a symbiotic bridge between mind and machine. While still highly experimental, this neural lace technology may one day unlock transformative applications from controlling prosthetics with mere thoughts to tapping into whole-brain data interfaces. It also raises profound ethical questions that strike at the heart of what it means to be human. To bridge the divide between swirling neural impulses and digital bits, Neuralink has engineered a tiny implantable chip aiming to act as a translator. Roughly the size of a large coin, the slender device contains hair-thin flexible electrode “threads” numbering over 3,000 per chip. In a complex surgical procedure, these threads are precisely embedded into specific regions of the cerebral cortex responsible for movement, sensory perception and high-order cognition. Once healed in place, these electrodes become bidirectional conduits, capturing the symphony of electrical signals firing within dense neural networks. At the same time, they can deliver targeted stimulation to modify and enhance function. This real-time reading and writing of neural data establishes a foundation for machine interfaces while avoiding permanent alterations to healthy brain tissue. By eavesdropping on electrical chatter across neuron clusters, Neuralink’s implants can infer intention and meaning from the cacophony. Machine learning algorithms analyze complex patterns within the din, deciphering neural activity related to movement, vision, hearing, memories and more. With enough data on how brains encode information, the goal is seamless translation of thoughts into digital commands. Consider a paralyzed patient envisioning reaching towards a cup. Neuralink could decode motor cortex signaling behind this intent and initiate robotic arm movement reflecting the desire. The possibilities scale exponentially from basic motor control to manipulation of augmented and virtual environments through mere thinking. Decode enough neural inputs and outputs, and whole-brain data interfaces become conceivable. Neural interfaces enable more than just extracting motor commands - they allow targeted stimulation enabling sensory augmentation. Prosthetic limbs wired to electrodes could send tactile feedback of objects held straight to the brain’s sensory cortex. Intelligently delivered electrical pulses mightrestore lost hearing or vision via dedicated sensory regions. Safe, reversible modulation of emotional centers could manage psychiatric disorders like depression at their neurological root. By establishing a tight, real-time feedback loop between digital machines and analog wetware, Neuralink seeks to overcome physical limitations. Its brain/computer integration aims to expand mobility for the paralyzed while heightening able-bodied capabilities. The ultimate objective is symbiotic fusion that amplifies human potential beyond current confines - an almost science-fictional melding of man and machine. As with any highly advanced technology, Neuralink must solve immense biological complexity before reaching its apex vision. Running thin silicon strands through vital brain tissue without causing irreparable harm demands micro-precision robotics and adaptive biocompatible materials. Translating raw electromagnetic neural data into usable signals then back to stimulation requires groundbreaking algorithms and immense computing power. And even if these technical feats are achieved, seamless thought-based control faces unpredictable organic obstacles. Will human brains accept machinic fusion or mount immune attacks against implanted hardware? How will neural networks reorganize around artificial stimulation over years? On the software end, can silicon chips truly understand cognition without being conscious themselves? Truly matching brains’ fluid adaptability and self-healing pose barriers perhaps too great for computers rigidly shackled to programmed rules. Unlike phones with regular software updates, embedded neural lace needs to persist reliably while avoiding interference for life. Assuming Neuralink solves the biological riddle of man-machine brain fusion, exponential opportunities await. Powerful augmentations to movement, senses, memory and cognition could redefine life quality and human capability itself. seamless brain data uploads may allow tracing mental biochemistry with unparalleled resolution or even digitally preserving aspects of consciousness beyond death. But such titanic progress comes freighted with ethical hazards if mishandled. Neuralink’s bandwith to access the mind’s most intimate workings raises grave privacy issues around data security and ownership. The potential for corporations, hackers or governments to extract, alter or manipulate thoughts themselves cannot be ignored given totalitarian digital intrusions already commonplace. Class divides may widen radically if neural enhancements remain unequally accessible across societies. Even if deployed ethically, fundamentally altering cognition risks erasing intangible qualities essential to human identity. Our flaws, limitations and mortality define the beauty of mortal existence as much as our aspirations. Before interfacing our analog souls with digital eternity, the extremes of both utopian hopes and Extracting singular thoughts violate the sanctity of individual freedom upon which modern democracies are built. We must guard the sovereignty of inner worlds while progressing outward. As Neuralink progresses cautious experiments, a momentous inflection point nears - the transition of computer integration from science fiction to clinical reality. How rising generations embrace bio-machinic fusion promises to shape life experience itself for ages hence. Together with opportunity spans risk if channeled recklessly. But conceived in good faith, neural technology may elevate all humanity in peaceful symbiosis more wondrous than any fictional future symphony. The final frontier for human knowledge may reside not out among distant stars but inside the towering three-pound universes encased within our skulls. To explore inner space safely yet ambitiously demands the utmost wisdom and prudence from all who dare guide the way. For this grandest endeavor, we need to balance Neuralink’s grand vision with nuanced insight from diverse voices. Only through grace and understanding will the fusion of silicon and carbon lift humanity universally upwards, not split along man-made divides. Conscious evolution beckons if we proceed with care, conscience and compassion as integral as intelligence on the horizon ahead. With patient progress, a thriving neuroworld awaits. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Neuralink Explained: Unlocking the Brain's Vast Frontier Imagine a world where thoughts instantly control devices, memories can be stored like computer files and disorders of the mind are treated at their root biological source. This fantastical future is the guiding vision behind Neuralink, an ambitious neurotechnology company founded in 2016 by iconoclast inventor Elon Musk. Neuralink aims to develop revolutionary brain-computer interface (BCI) systems that seamlessly integrate the human mind with artificial intelligence in ways previously only imagined in science fiction. By creating tiny implantable devices interwoven into brain matter, Neuralink seeks to build a symbiotic bridge between mind and machine. While still highly experimental, this neural lace technology may one day unlock transformative applications from controlling prosthetics with mere thoughts to tapping into whole-brain data interfaces. It also raises profound ethical questions that strike at the heart of what it means to be human. To bridge the divide between swirling neural impulses and digital bits, Neuralink has engineered a tiny implantable chip aiming to act as a translator. Roughly the size of a large coin, the slender device contains hair-thin flexible electrode “threads” numbering over 3,000 per chip. In a complex surgical procedure, these threads are precisely embedded into specific regions of the cerebral cortex responsible for movement, sensory perception and high-order cognition. Once healed in place, these electrodes become bidirectional conduits, capturing the symphony of electrical signals firing within dense neural networks. At the same time, they can deliver targeted stimulation to modify and enhance function. This real-time reading and writing of neural data establishes a foundation for machine interfaces while avoiding permanent alterations to healthy brain tissue. By eavesdropping on electrical chatter across neuron clusters, Neuralink’s implants can infer intention and meaning from the cacophony. Machine learning algorithms analyze complex patterns within the din, deciphering neural activity related to movement, vision, hearing, memories and more. With enough data on how brains encode information, the goal is seamless translation of thoughts into digital commands. Consider a paralyzed patient envisioning reaching towards a cup. Neuralink could decode motor cortex signaling behind this intent and initiate robotic arm movement reflecting the desire. The possibilities scale exponentially from basic motor control to manipulation of augmented and virtual environments through mere thinking. Decode enough neural inputs and outputs, and whole-brain data interfaces become conceivable. Neural interfaces enable more than just extracting motor commands - they allow targeted stimulation enabling sensory augmentation. Prosthetic limbs wired to electrodes could send tactile feedback of objects held straight to the brain’s sensory cortex. Intelligently delivered electrical pulses mightrestore lost hearing or vision via dedicated sensory regions. Safe, reversible modulation of emotional centers could manage psychiatric disorders like depression at their neurological root. By establishing a tight, real-time feedback loop between digital machines and analog wetware, Neuralink seeks to overcome physical limitations. Its brain/computer integration aims to expand mobility for the paralyzed while heightening able-bodied capabilities. The ultimate objective is symbiotic fusion that amplifies human potential beyond current confines - an almost science-fictional melding of man and machine. As with any highly advanced technology, Neuralink must solve immense biological complexity before reaching its apex vision. Running thin silicon strands through vital brain tissue without causing irreparable harm demands micro-precision robotics and adaptive biocompatible materials. Translating raw electromagnetic neural data into usable signals then back to stimulation requires groundbreaking algorithms and immense computing power. And even if these technical feats are achieved, seamless thought-based control faces unpredictable organic obstacles. Will human brains accept machinic fusion or mount immune attacks against implanted hardware? How will neural networks reorganize around artificial stimulation over years? On the software end, can silicon chips truly understand cognition without being conscious themselves? Truly matching brains’ fluid adaptability and self-healing pose barriers perhaps too great for computers rigidly shackled to programmed rules. Unlike phones with regular software updates, embedded neural lace needs to persist reliably while avoiding interference for life. Assuming Neuralink solves the biological riddle of man-machine brain fusion, exponential opportunities await. Powerful augmentations to movement, senses, memory and cognition could redefine life quality and human capability itself. seamless brain data uploads may allow tracing mental biochemistry with unparalleled resolution or even digitally preserving aspects of consciousness beyond death. But such titanic progress comes freighted with ethical hazards if mishandled. Neuralink’s bandwith to access the mind’s most intimate workings raises grave privacy issues around data security and ownership. The potential for corporations, hackers or governments to extract, alter or manipulate thoughts themselves cannot be ignored given totalitarian digital intrusions already commonplace. Class divides may widen radically if neural enhancements remain unequally accessible across societies. Even if deployed ethically, fundamentally altering cognition risks erasing intangible qualities essential to human identity. Our flaws, limitations and mortality define the beauty of mortal existence as much as our aspirations. Before interfacing our analog souls with digital eternity, the extremes of both utopian hopes and Extracting singular thoughts violate the sanctity of individual freedom upon which modern democracies are built. We must guard the sovereignty of inner worlds while progressing outward. As Neuralink progresses cautious experiments, a momentous inflection point nears - the transition of computer integration from science fiction to clinical reality. How rising generations embrace bio-machinic fusion promises to shape life experience itself for ages hence. Together with opportunity spans risk if channeled recklessly. But conceived in good faith, neural technology may elevate all humanity in peaceful symbiosis more wondrous than any fictional future symphony. The final frontier for human knowledge may reside not out among distant stars but inside the towering three-pound universes encased within our skulls. To explore inner space safely yet ambitiously demands the utmost wisdom and prudence from all who dare guide the way. For this grandest endeavor, we need to balance Neuralink’s grand vision with nuanced insight from diverse voices. Only through grace and understanding will the fusion of silicon and carbon lift humanity universally upwards, not split along man-made divides. Conscious evolution beckons if we proceed with care, conscience and compassion as integral as intelligence on the horizon ahead. With patient progress, a thriving neuroworld awaits. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Neuralink Explained

A podcast about organizational leaders engaged in graduate research-practice partnerships; their stories of the projects they designed, carried out, and the pivot points along the way that made all the difference

A podcast about organizational leaders engaged in graduate research-practice partnerships; their stories of the projects they designed, carried out, and the pivot points along the way that made all the difference

PivotPoint

Target off target? Woke Christmas Ornaments Spark Outrage- Good business or total delusion? Target, a well-known American retail corporation, has come under fire for its recent decision to sell Christmas ornaments that feature diverse families and Christmas traditions. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy began when Target released a line of Christmas ornaments that included images of Black Santa Clauses, same-sex couples, and Muslim families celebrating Christmas. Some customers took to social media to express their disapproval, using hashtags such as #BoycottTarget and #NotMyChristmas. "This is just another example of Target trying to shove its liberal agenda down our throats," said one angry customer on Twitter. "I'm done shopping at Target." Others defended Target's decision, arguing that the company is simply trying to reflect the diversity of its customers. "I think it's great that Target is making an effort to be more inclusive," said one customer on Facebook. "It's important for children to see themselves represented in the products they buy." The controversy has sparked a debate about the role of corporations in promoting social change. Some argue that Target is simply trying to be profitable by appealing to a wider customer base, while others believe that the company has a responsibility to use its platform to promote inclusivity. Ultimately, Target will likely continue to sell its inclusive Christmas ornaments, regardless of the controversy. The company has a history of standing behind its decisions, even when they are unpopular. In a statement released to the media, Target said that it is "proud to offer a wide variety of Christmas ornaments that reflect the diversity of our customers." "We believe that everyone should feel welcome and celebrated during the holidays," the statement said. Target's statement did little to quell the anger of some customers, but it did reassure others that the company is committed to being inclusive. The debate over Target's Christmas ornaments is likely to continue for some time. On one side, there are those who believe that the ornaments are a sign of the times, reflecting a growing acceptance of diversity. On the other side, there are those who believe that the ornaments are simply a marketing ploy, designed to appeal to a specific demographic. Only time will tell how the controversy will ultimately affect Target's bottom line. However, one thing is for sure: the company has started a conversation about diversity and inclusion that is sure to continue. Target's Christmas ornaments have sparked a debate about the role of corporations in promoting social change. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy is likely to continue for some time, but it is clear that Target is determined to be part of the conversation about diversity and inclusion. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Target off target? Woke Christmas Ornaments Spark Outrage- Good business or total delusion? Target, a well-known American retail corporation, has come under fire for its recent decision to sell Christmas ornaments that feature diverse families and Christmas traditions. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy began when Target released a line of Christmas ornaments that included images of Black Santa Clauses, same-sex couples, and Muslim families celebrating Christmas. Some customers took to social media to express their disapproval, using hashtags such as #BoycottTarget and #NotMyChristmas. "This is just another example of Target trying to shove its liberal agenda down our throats," said one angry customer on Twitter. "I'm done shopping at Target." Others defended Target's decision, arguing that the company is simply trying to reflect the diversity of its customers. "I think it's great that Target is making an effort to be more inclusive," said one customer on Facebook. "It's important for children to see themselves represented in the products they buy." The controversy has sparked a debate about the role of corporations in promoting social change. Some argue that Target is simply trying to be profitable by appealing to a wider customer base, while others believe that the company has a responsibility to use its platform to promote inclusivity. Ultimately, Target will likely continue to sell its inclusive Christmas ornaments, regardless of the controversy. The company has a history of standing behind its decisions, even when they are unpopular. In a statement released to the media, Target said that it is "proud to offer a wide variety of Christmas ornaments that reflect the diversity of our customers." "We believe that everyone should feel welcome and celebrated during the holidays," the statement said. Target's statement did little to quell the anger of some customers, but it did reassure others that the company is committed to being inclusive. The debate over Target's Christmas ornaments is likely to continue for some time. On one side, there are those who believe that the ornaments are a sign of the times, reflecting a growing acceptance of diversity. On the other side, there are those who believe that the ornaments are simply a marketing ploy, designed to appeal to a specific demographic. Only time will tell how the controversy will ultimately affect Target's bottom line. However, one thing is for sure: the company has started a conversation about diversity and inclusion that is sure to continue. Target's Christmas ornaments have sparked a debate about the role of corporations in promoting social change. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy is likely to continue for some time, but it is clear that Target is determined to be part of the conversation about diversity and inclusion. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Target off target? Woke Christmas Ornaments Spark Outrage- Good business or total delusion? Target, a well-known American retail corporation, has come under fire for its recent decision to sell Christmas ornaments that feature diverse families and Christmas traditions. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy began when Target released a line of Christmas ornaments that included images of Black Santa Clauses, same-sex couples, and Muslim families celebrating Christmas. Some customers took to social media to express their disapproval, using hashtags such as #BoycottTarget and #NotMyChristmas. "This is just another example of Target trying to shove its liberal agenda down our throats," said one angry customer on Twitter. "I'm done shopping at Target." Others defended Target's decision, arguing that the company is simply trying to reflect the diversity of its customers. "I think it's great that Target is making an effort to be more inclusive," said one customer on Facebook. "It's important for children to see themselves represented in the products they buy." The controversy has sparked a debate about the role of corporations in promoting social change. Some argue that Target is simply trying to be profitable by appealing to a wider customer base, while others believe that the company has a responsibility to use its platform to promote inclusivity. Ultimately, Target will likely continue to sell its inclusive Christmas ornaments, regardless of the controversy. The company has a history of standing behind its decisions, even when they are unpopular. In a statement released to the media, Target said that it is "proud to offer a wide variety of Christmas ornaments that reflect the diversity of our customers." "We believe that everyone should feel welcome and celebrated during the holidays," the statement said. Target's statement did little to quell the anger of some customers, but it did reassure others that the company is committed to being inclusive. The debate over Target's Christmas ornaments is likely to continue for some time. On one side, there are those who believe that the ornaments are a sign of the times, reflecting a growing acceptance of diversity. On the other side, there are those who believe that the ornaments are simply a marketing ploy, designed to appeal to a specific demographic. Only time will tell how the controversy will ultimately affect Target's bottom line. However, one thing is for sure: the company has started a conversation about diversity and inclusion that is sure to continue. Target's Christmas ornaments have sparked a debate about the role of corporations in promoting social change. While some have praised the company for its efforts to be more inclusive, others have expressed outrage, calling the ornaments "woke" and "anti-Christmas." The controversy is likely to continue for some time, but it is clear that Target is determined to be part of the conversation about diversity and inclusion. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

Target Off Target? Woke Christmas Ornaments Spark Outrage- Good business or total delusion?

Interested in educational change? You’ve come to the right place. Listen along as a team of researchers from McGill University follow an educational change initiative called NEXTschool that is currently being piloted in Québec. Using this initiative as a jump off point, each episode explores one of many complex facets of educational change like how to lead change, getting past inertia, the politics of change, and people’s real lived experiences of school change as it happens. You can find a link to transcripts of each podcast, citations, and additional information on our website: http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/

Music is by Neal Read: https://nealread.ca/

Interested in educational change? You’ve come to the right place. Listen along as a team of researchers from McGill University follow an educational change initiative called NEXTschool that is currently being piloted in Québec. Using this initiative as a jump off point, each episode explores one of many complex facets of educational change like how to lead change, getting past inertia, the politics of change, and people’s real lived experiences of school change as it happens. You can find a link to transcripts of each podcast, citations, and additional information on our website: http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/ Music is by Neal Read: https://nealread.ca/

ChangEd

筑波大学田中洋子ゼミで社会科学を学んできた学生･卒業生から、いろいろな話を聞いていくチャンネルです。留学、研究、さまざまな活動から日常生活まで、なかなか聞けない現場のリアルを発信します。

筑波大学田中洋子ゼミ・TYチャンネル

This podcast related to the debate on science topics with vaild points of sikhism. so many common questions on now days scenario were answered by Dharam singh ji nihang.

This podcast related to the debate on science topics with vaild points of sikhism. so many common questions on now days scenario were answered by Dharam singh ji nihang.

Sikhism vs science with good intentions

Psychologia jest WSZĘDZIE. Jeśli chcesz zauważyć ją w sobie i wokół siebie, wsłuchaj się w nasz podcast, który powstaje w oparciu o dane naukowe i przyjaźń piątki studentów Uniwersytetu Śląskiego. Z tej strony Ada, Klaudia, Natalia, Dominika i Kuba - z nadzieją, że nie tylko uświadamiamy, ale również umilamy Twój czas. 
Działamy pod opieką naukową dr Kariny Atłas.

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Psychologia jest WSZĘDZIE. Jeśli chcesz zauważyć ją w sobie i wokół siebie, wsłuchaj się w nasz podcast, który powstaje w oparciu o dane naukowe i przyjaźń piątki studentów Uniwersytetu Śląskiego. Z tej strony Ada, Klaudia, Natalia, Dominika i Kuba - z nadzieją, że nie tylko uświadamiamy, ale również umilamy Twój czas. Działamy pod opieką naukową dr Kariny Atłas. Zaobserwuj nas! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uswiadom.sobie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uswiadom.sobie/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCve3wMVqch8MbszkJ1MHBPA/featured

UŚwiadom sobie

Relevate Presents: The Reframe is a podcast where three friends, who just happen to also be marriage and family therapists, use entertainment mediums such as television and movies to give you unfiltered opinions on the characters with a sprinkle of research and systems theory.Hosts Chélynn, Marissa, and Carmen welcome listeners into their friend circle and offer a peek into what their group chat looks like on any given day. So buckle up and join them for the journey as they follow the characters from your favorite shows and give you an inside look into what therapists think when they are not in session!Podcast Sponser: Relevate - <a href="http://myrelevate.com">myrelevate.com</a>Podcast Cover Artist: Jacora Smart of The Smart ReMarkPodcast Music: Earnest Adams, III

Relevate Presents: The Reframe is a podcast where three friends, who just happen to also be marriage and family therapists, use entertainment mediums such as television and movies to give you unfiltered opinions on the characters with a sprinkle of research and systems theory. Hosts Chélynn, Marissa, and Carmen welcome listeners into their friend circle and offer a peek into what their group chat looks like on any given day. So buckle up and join them for the journey as they follow the characters from your favorite shows and give you an inside look into what therapists think when they are not in session! Podcast Sponser: Relevate - myrelevate.com Podcast Cover Artist: Jacora Smart of The Smart ReMark Podcast Music: Earnest Adams, III

Relevate Presents: The Reframe is a podcast where three friends, who just happen to also be marriage and family therapists, use entertainment mediums such as television and movies to give you unfiltered opinions on the characters with a sprinkle of research and systems theory.Hosts Chélynn, Marissa, and Carmen welcome listeners into their friend circle and offer a peek into what their group chat looks like on any given day. So buckle up and join them for the journey as they follow the characters from your favorite shows and give you an inside look into what therapists think when they are not in session!Podcast Sponser: Relevate - <a href="http://myrelevate.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">myrelevate.com</a>Podcast Cover Artist: Jacora Smart of The Smart ReMarkPodcast Music: Earnest Adams, III

Relevate Presents: The Reframe

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Les balados de la recherche

Welcome to “Wheels and Wings” – the podcast where we explore how everyday transportation choices, whether on the road or in the sky, impact our environment and our future. In each episode, we break down the science and real-world effects of vehicle emissions—from the cars we drive to the planes we board. We dive into the data behind CO₂ and NOₓ emissions, reveal the hidden environmental costs of every journey, and share inspiring stories of change from communities and experts alike. Join us as we navigate the challenges of modern transport, examine how choices like flight times, luggage loads, and driving habits shape our climate, and discuss actionable ways to make travel more sustainable. Whether you're a commuter, traveler, or simply curious about the links between mobility and the environment, “Wheels and Wings” is your guide to driving change and soaring towards a greener future.

Welcome to “Wheels and Wings” – the podcast where we explore how everyday transportation choices, whether on the road or in the sky, impact our environment and our future. In each episode, we break down the science and real-world effects of vehicle emissions—from the cars we drive to the planes we board. We dive into the data behind CO₂ and NOₓ emissions, reveal the hidden environmental costs of every journey, and share inspiring stories of change from communities and experts alike. Join us as we navigate the challenges of modern transport, examine how choices like flight times, luggage loads, and driving habits shape our climate, and discuss actionable ways to make travel more sustainable. Whether you're a commuter, traveler, or simply curious about the links between mobility and the environment, “Wheels and Wings” is your guide to driving change and soaring towards a greener future.

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RTÉ - Big Science Debate

Bloggingheads.tv: Science Faction

Everyday Economics (Video)

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Middle Ground Podcast

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Offenbart Podcast

El Alfa De La Manada

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Wisdom Cafe

The Social DeTalks Podcast

FreshWind

Seriously Social

pagine e svolte

Marvelous Moms Podcast

La voix de Sidaction

Chatting in the City

KCADV Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence

States and Markets

IDEA Talks

Winst is mij een zorg

S2: Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula

Daydreams in Action

Migrant diaries

Psychology Talks

Neuralink Explained

PivotPoint

Target Off Target? Woke Christmas Ornaments Spark Outrage- Good business or tota...

ChangEd

筑波大学田中洋子ゼミ・TYチャンネル

Sikhism vs science with good intentions

UŚwiadom sobie

Relevate Presents: The Reframe

Les balados de la recherche

Wheels & Wings

Small Girl Big World

Dispensé·e·s

Nadie nos preguntó

HACK NÃO

Centre for Minorities Research Podcast

K C PLACES

蓼（たで）食うリスナーも好き好き

Porch Talk with Father Aaron

Глубоко о Психотерапии: Автономов и Лесман

aprendizaje social tv podcast

Social Work is Everywhere

WER BIST DU? Podcast

The Jaded Observer

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