
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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Dopamine has a reputation problem. It’s widely regarded as the “pleasure molecule,” a malevolent little chemical determined to keep us running on the hedonic treadmill.
That reputation has spawned slogans like “dopamine fast”1 and “dopamin...
I am a reformed “people pleaser.”
For the first three decades of my life, if anyone asked me for a favour, my instinct would be to immediately respond with an emphatic, “Yes, of course!” And then I would pay the price later — burnt out fro...
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People with almost nothing in common are all taking the same drug — bodybuilders, diabetics, the obese, the barel...
This might sound like an unusually existential way to start an essay, but I’m going to take a stab at answering a question that has plagued philosophers for thousands of years.
What is free will?
Our brain is a machine built to do one thi...
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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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