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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2013 · 18 MIN

Entropy or Why It's So Hard to Get People to Follow Guidelines

from Clinical Brain Training podcast

A discussion of why it is so hard to get smart people to control what they do. There is a tremendous pressure toward disorder in the universe, and among physicians, firefighters, and others. It's one reason why you need to watch what you say around the "kids".  Chameleon at the beginning and end with Brian Hughley on drums and myself on sax. Thanks. JY

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