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#91: Nick Seaver on How Technology Shapes Taste
Earlier this week, my colleague Adam Mastroianni published an essay on what he called "cultural oligopoly." An increasingly smaller number of artists…
Cody Kommers
May 6
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#90: Stephen Kosslyn on How We Conceptualize the World
Stephen Kosslyn is a foundational figure in the field of cognitive science. It is only fitting that he is the final guest in my Cognitive Revolution…
Cody Kommers
Apr 26
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#89: Tom Griffiths on Formalizing the Mind
Tom Griffiths is Professor Psychology and Computer Science at Princeton University, where he directs the Computational Cognitive Science Lab. Tom uses…
Cody Kommers
Apr 25
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#88: Leyla Isik on Combining the Rigorous with the Realistic
Leyla Isik is Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor of Cognitive Science at Johns Hopkins University. She did her PhD at MIT with Nancy Kanwisher and…
Cody Kommers
Apr 20
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Re-Viewed: "Heart of Darkness"
The Congo, Anthony Bourdain, and the Nightmare of One's Choice.
Cody Kommers
Apr 14
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#87: Antonio Damasio on When Self Comes to Mind
Cognitive Revolution | The famous neuroscientist muses on his life in science and writing.
Cody Kommers
Apr 12
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Winter Round-up: Books, TV, & Movies
This season's theme: leaning into more complicated narratives. Featuring — Jonathan Franzen, Cixin Liu, Rachel Cusk, Salley Rooney, Adam Grant, David…
Cody Kommers
Apr 6
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#86: Tom Pettigrew on How Experience Shapes Belief
Tom is the progenitor of intergroup contact theory in social psychology. In this episode, we talk about where the ideas behind that theory came from.
Cody Kommers
Apr 4
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Where Good Ideas Come From
Charles Duhigg says that habits will take you to the next level. But he isn't telling you the whole story. This is Exhibit A in the case against habit.
Cody Kommers
Mar 27
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New Name!!
I'm making some changes to the platform. The podcast is no longer Cognitive Revolution. I'm calling it: Against Habit.
Cody Kommers
Mar 22
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Pandemic Diary — Two Years On
These were the notes I took when the whole thing went down.
Cody Kommers
Mar 15
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#85: Alan Fiske on Why It's Hard to Understand Humans
This week’s guest is Alan Fiske. Alan is a professor of anthropology at UCLA, who is known for his unique brand of mixing approaches from psychology and…
Cody Kommers
Mar 8
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