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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2009 · 45 MIN

Interview with Jonah Lehrer

from (((☼~LIVING HERO~☼)))

Listen in on an illuminating conversation with science writer and author Jonah Lehrer as he shares insights on the work of eight historic creative geniuses and how contemporary neuroscience can lead us to more conscious and fulfilling lives. Lehrer is author of Proust Was a Neuroscientist and How We Decide and a frequent contributor to national magazines featuring his articles on what we're learning about the brain and how our minds work. He also hosts the highly regarded blog The Frontal Cortex. We talked about: Insight, intuition and introspection: roads to discovery ● Self Comes to Mind: collaborative work among artists and scientists ● Some common ground among cutting-edge creative artists ● Truth in fiction ● Metacognition and its pay-offs ● Getting better at the marshmallow task ● Making better decisions ● Asking the right questions of contemporary neuroscience ● The right side of our kindergarten report card ● Torturous moral dilemmas ● How to kill a rat with pleasure ● Some of Jonah's goals as an author Visit: jonahlehrer.com and The Frontal Cortex Enjoy the show! (The interview is about 46 minutes.) Listen at your convenience! Click through to buy Jonah's books on Amazon right from this site in the sidebar to the left.

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