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Technology and the human mind: How they interact and why it matters. Dr. Nathaniel Barr of BEworks.

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Nathaniel Barr, PhD, is a professor of creativity and creative thinking at Sheridan College and a Scientific Advisor at BEworks. His work covers a variety of topics including creativity, inovation, misinformation, and belief, the interrelation between technology and thinking, applied behavioral science, and the importance of understanding the mind on addressing societal change.

Nathaniel Barr, PhD, is a professor of creativity and creative thinking at Sheridan College and a Scientific Advisor at BEworks. His work covers a variety of topics including creativity, inovation, misinformation, and belief, the interrelation between technology and thinking, applied behavioral science, and the importance of understanding the mind on addressing societal change.

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