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Hooked on a Feeling
When neuroscientists set out to study emotion, one logical question arose: Which human emotion would lend itself to a close, if hitherto untried, investigation? American neuroscientist
Mary Shelley Started It
In this episode we contend with monstrosity as we look into creativity’s double binds: The unintended consequences of scientific creation.What it means to be human in the presence of moral challenges and the absence of certainty. How scienc...
The Creative Uses of Uncertainty
Karl Friston is a British neuroscientist and professor at the Institute of Neurology, University College, London. In March 2021 amid the COVID pandemic, we spoke to Karl Friston by Zoom from hi...
You're Beautiful, You're Good; You're Unusual, You're Threatening
Today we circle around to neuroaesthetics, a relatively new discipline in neuroscience that is developing new understanding about how humans gravitate overwhelmingly to facial beauty, but also have threat responses to and biases against those w...