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It was in this improbable place that they met Marek Delanau, a veteran engineer of the Bolteck company, who had taken up residence in the abandoned factory, working on various projects, none of which would ever see completion, yet all of which kept him from slipping into madness.

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Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada spoke about the contradictions of human nature: “Some people dream of having a swimming pool at home, while those who have one hardly ever use it. Those who have lost a loved one feel a profound sense of loss, while others often complain about their living relatives. Those without a partner long for one, while those who have one often don't appreciate it. The hungry would give anything for a meal, while the satiated complain about the taste of their food. Those without a car dream of owning one, while those who have a car are always looking for a better one.” The key to happiness is gratitude: truly seeing and appreciating what we already have, and understanding that somewhere, someone would give anything for what we take for granted.

Everyone should read this story... Imagine someone is struck by a poisoned arrow. A doctor is called to remove the arrow, but the man stops him. "Not so fast! Before you remove it, I want to know who shot me. What town or village does he come from? What kind of wood was his bow made from? Was it a crossbow or a longbow?" While he asks the questions, the poison takes hold and he dies. Like the man in the story, we occasionally get shot with the poisoned arrows of life. But ruminating too much on the nature of those arrows is unlikely to help. This is a trap we all fall into: We think we need more information to solve our problems, when all we really need is more action. The trap is becoming more challenging to avoid in a modern era where information is abundant. We've become conditioned to get our dopamine from information gathering. But you see, dopamine from information gathering is a dangerous drug. It convinces you that information alone is enough. That it's sufficient. That it's all you need. But information alone is never enough. Information is nothing without action. The information meant to push you forward can quickly start to hold you back. Struck with the poison arrow, you feel a surge of satisfaction from learning that your attacker was from a nearby village, that his bow was made from oak, and that it was a longbow. And then, you're dead, because the information you wanted had become a distraction from the action you needed. This is what I call the Poison Arrow Principle: Never allow information-gathering to get in the way of action-taking. The next time you're in an overthinking loop, ask yourself: Do I really need more information, or do I simply need to act on the information I already have?

Have we always had algorithms steering our inputs? What is different now that we have more granular data? Join me with sociologist Angèle Christin as we explore how metrics shape journalism. eagleman.com/podcast/145

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Having an AI boyfriend or girlfriend might seem creepy, but what if it helped you get better at human relationships? In this episode, we talk with @davideagleman, a professor of neuroscience at Stanford, bestselling author, and science communicator. We get a neuroscientist’s perspective on how AI and other technologies can help us become better humans – wiser, kinder and more empathetic, not just more productive. Links below! 0:00 Cold open 0:35 How David Eagleman became a neuroscientist 3:43 How malleable is the brain? 5:26 Can AI make us better humans? The Reddit debate bot experiment 9:57 AI relationships and becoming better at dating real people 13:21 Using AI to hear his late father's voice again 17:23 Mind uploading and digital immortality 22:24 What technology could make us more kind and empathetic 23:01 How AI could revolutionize debate education and critical thinking 27:27 Why AI needs a "tough love" mode to help us grow 29:14 Does AI making life easier rob us of useful friction for learning? 33:18 Why brain-to-brain communication probably won't help us understand each other 36:26 Could neurotechnology let us experience the world as another species? 40:55 The current state of neuroscience and where it's heading 47:02 How to get started if you're inspired by this conversation

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Among the machines and assembly lines, someone had arranged a living space. A battered couch and a gutted armchair faced each other around a wooden table. A crude cot stood and a worktable cluttered with technical plans completed the furnishings.

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