Using neuroscience to reverse engineer a better mind. Explored through the lens of a PhD engineer and the beautiful chaos of parenting two tiny humans. (Illustrated by one of them.) Think lightbulb moments, not tips.
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I don’t think anyone would say it’s to simply read or be entertained. You’re here because you want to learn.1 This requires an ability to build higher level concepts, solutions and ideas out of already-learned lower level...
Thinking in the age of cognitive automation with Dylan Kane and Juliette Ryan
In this video, joined me to talk about thinking in the age of automation, direct from the coalface, where he teaches fifth grade. We covered everything from the optimal rate of learning to ways in which rewards can be used to motivate and...
Lion or troll: which is worse for your brain?
A few years ago, my father discovered an employee had been misappropriating funds from his company and promptly dismissed him. “Disgruntled” is probably too passive a term to describe the subsequent state of this once seemingly good-natured...
In defence of pop neuroscience
Neuroscience is everywhere. “Regulate your nervous system” as a way to practice emotional control. “Dopamine fasting” as a way to reduce mindless consumption. Or “That’s neuroplasticity” as an explanation for anything remotely to do with be...
The Pavlov scale: how addicted are you to your phone?
About 100 years ago, a charming1 fellow with a great big white moustache and beard made an accidental discovery that shaped the course of psychology and neuroscience.
You might have heard of his name, especially in reference to man’s best...
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Using neuroscience to reverse engineer a better mind. Explored through the lens of a PhD engineer and the beautiful chaos of parenting two tiny humans. (Illustrated by one of them.) Think lightbulb moments, not tips.
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