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On this episode of Curiosity Theory, Dr. Dakotah Tyler and Justin Shaifer sit down with Hank Green for a wide-ranging, honest conversation about curiosity, consciousness, credibility, and what it means to be human.
We talk about why humans are wired to be curious, how confidence and visibility often replace expertise online, how our brains guide decisions without our awareness, and why losing curiosity can fuel anxiety and dissatisfaction. The conversation weaves through evolution, animal behavior, free will, intelligence, science communication, and the challenge of staying thoughtful in a noisy world.
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Hosted by Dr. Dakotah Tyler and Justin Shaifer
Stay curious.
By Dr. Dakotah Tyler & Justin Shaifer5
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On this episode of Curiosity Theory, Dr. Dakotah Tyler and Justin Shaifer sit down with Hank Green for a wide-ranging, honest conversation about curiosity, consciousness, credibility, and what it means to be human.
We talk about why humans are wired to be curious, how confidence and visibility often replace expertise online, how our brains guide decisions without our awareness, and why losing curiosity can fuel anxiety and dissatisfaction. The conversation weaves through evolution, animal behavior, free will, intelligence, science communication, and the challenge of staying thoughtful in a noisy world.
Support the show
Visit our Merch Store:
https://www.curiositytheorypod.com/merch
Join our Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/c/CuriosityTheory
Follow the show on socials: @curiositytheorypod
Hosted by Dr. Dakotah Tyler and Justin Shaifer
Stay curious.

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