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Curiosity ⇔ Entangled brings together two experts from different fields for unscripted conversations fueled by mutual curiosity.
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Sara Imari Walker x Amy Karle | Life, Time, Creativity and the Future (opens the original)
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What is life, and how much say do we have in shaping what comes next? Astrobiologist and theoretical physicist Sara Imari Walker joins artist and futurist Amy Karle to explore the questions they each reach from opposite directions: what life is, how it begins, and how we would recognize it somewhere else. Drawing on Walker's search for the physics and possible laws of life and Karle's art made with the tools of frontier science and biotechnology, they find where a scientist's attempt to see life
Mark Solms x Karl Friston | Freud Was a Neuroscientist, and Modern Brain Science Is Proving Him Right (opens the original)
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What can Freud still teach us about the brain, consciousness, and mental health?Neuropsychologist and psychoanalyst Mark Solms joins theoretical neuroscientist Karl Friston to explore the connections between Freud’s ideas and modern neuroscience. Using Solms’s book The Only Cure as a starting point, they discuss how our experiences shape the brain’s understanding of the world—and why changing that understanding may be central to mental healing.Their conversation explores talking therapy, psyched
Designing the Futures We Imagine | Anab Jain & Anand Pandian (opens the original)
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This episode bridges speculative design, anthropology, ecological art, education, environmental ethics, material culture, and futures thinking to ask: how can imagination become a practical tool for building more open, connected, and livable worlds?Anab Jain, co-founder and creative director of Superflux and professor of Design Investigations at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, joins Johns Hopkins anthropologist Anand Pandian, author of Something Between Us and A Possible Anthropology, for
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