The Well

The Well

Ideas that inspire a life well-lived. Welcome to The Well, a publication by the John Templeton Foundation and Big Think.

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  • @k.h.6991
    @k.h.69916 сағат бұрын

    I think Dumbledore put the paradox very succinctly: “I make mistakes like the next man. In fact, being--forgive me--rather cleverer than most men, my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huger.” ― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

  • @davidwilkie9551
    @davidwilkie95517 сағат бұрын

    Frequency density-intensity alignment amplitudes are "predetermined", by the holistic superimposed sum-of-all-histories log-antilog condensation in prime-cofactor frequency number continuous condensation-coordination, this inside-outside holographic positioning resonance matrix is the bio-logical re-evolution survival chemistry mechanism here-now-forever center of relative-timing differentiates.., a concept of parallel coexistence holography, and A Rose by any other name will smell as Sweet, leaving us the task of renaming not-roses forever.

  • @markmilan57
    @markmilan5710 сағат бұрын

    Fake news are the tools for information warfare. Both sides are throwing it and using it based upon their geo locations.

  • @CommKommando
    @CommKommando13 сағат бұрын

    None of this will matter until they start taking Myers Briggs seriously. You want innovation/ genius? Get INTPs and INTJs together.

  • @hchchc948
    @hchchc94815 сағат бұрын

    Goat

  • @lukekline9513
    @lukekline951315 сағат бұрын

    Honestly the best argument for analog ive heard. RIP

  • @michaelhartmann1285
    @michaelhartmann128516 сағат бұрын

    I always wondered if this kind of transference was even vaguely possible. I always thought the more likely scenario was changing the body and brain from the inside out, enhancing as we go, over a period of months or years to arrive at an improved state. A more powerful mind in a longer lasting, more resilient body. I called it the "scaffolding" approach, using the existing tissues as scaffolding to build something new, transferring function gradually to new structures.

  • @ryanand154
    @ryanand15417 сағат бұрын

    My Boston Tertiary had a Jacks over nines. My Frenchy had 4 Queens and a Jokerz,

  • @abidhasuresh8877
    @abidhasuresh887721 сағат бұрын

    Spiriituality can never be explained by science.. Spirituality begins where science ends.. Spirituality is the journey of the Atman to reach the Brahman.. Or in other words.. Dissolution of ego.. To realize the effulgent Self through Sadhana or continuous meditation.. It is beyond brain , mind or time or space... One has to contemplate on the Self to realize the Self.. No academic explanation suffices..

  • @Nakatoa0taku
    @Nakatoa0taku22 сағат бұрын

    What would she know about geniuses? She never ever encountered one. 😅 They are a rare breed. Dude these people. 🤷

  • @sebastiank.5137
    @sebastiank.5137Күн бұрын

    His outfit is 😎

  • @shibfrite9038
    @shibfrite9038Күн бұрын

    There are two definitions of the word “genius”: 1. Someone with great mental capacities and/or creativity. 2. Someone who has a natural ease in a given area. Both are used and create confusion, as some people use the first definition, some use the second, and some use both. They are quite different, as someone with ease in, for example, neurology, may also be totally clueless in other areas, such as self-questioning. If you use the first definition, geniuses can’t be very stubborn people, as it is a proof of lack of intelligence and creativity. If you use the second definition, then SOME geniuses are indeed stubborn people. But I wouldn’t call them geniuses; I would prefer the term “immature” personally. Even so, not every genius has to be stubborn, as even if they’re often right, they aren’t always right. Thus, they can still learn from their mistakes, even if it’s harder than for most people. So, this video is a bit… arrogant? It always talks about geniuses as if every single one of them was concerned, without presenting the used definition of the term. Presenting this as being a universal truth when it’s based on personal experience isn’t very wise.

  • @dominionphilosophy3698
    @dominionphilosophy3698Күн бұрын

    Many beliefs are NOT ‘real’. The rubbish of modern sexual politics is not based on reality, but based on a deluded, privileged fantasy of what life can be for wealthy people. It is no wonder your wide eyed presentation comes from Princeton, home is deluded and powerful woke culture. Within 25 years this rubbish will,be a distant memory, with no roots, just a disruptive phase of over privileged rich Americans.

  • @ST-xg3gy
    @ST-xg3gyКүн бұрын

    You did a fine job Steve. RIP

  • @ok-tchau
    @ok-tchauКүн бұрын

    Nonsense. Digital can have infinite exact backups all over the world making it immune to time, physical damage, wealth hoarding and dated physical player technology.

  • @jeffwhite2511
    @jeffwhite2511Күн бұрын

    I just realized I had already watched this video so I guess I must be an inflexible genius who knows that this video is gospel

  • @metaphoria3
    @metaphoria3Күн бұрын

    Young 43

  • @metaphoria3
    @metaphoria3Күн бұрын

    Great interview/ interviewer riparadise dear Steve Albini

  • @metaphoria3
    @metaphoria3Күн бұрын

    Riparadise a beacon of light to all who r real

  • @cosmic._.turtle
    @cosmic._.turtleКүн бұрын

    Normalize mentioning what doesn't work for neuro-diverse or if it's for neuortypicals only

  • @joedeal8802
    @joedeal8802Күн бұрын

    Man what a loss.

  • @chaosphoenixhex
    @chaosphoenixhexКүн бұрын

    Not synoptic; it’s synaptic.

  • @newmimarocketwheeeeeeeeeee
    @newmimarocketwheeeeeeeeeeeКүн бұрын

    Dr Sapolsky

  • @seekerofpowerfulideas2727
    @seekerofpowerfulideas2727Күн бұрын

    rip Steve 💐

  • @TimJSwan
    @TimJSwanКүн бұрын

    What blows my mind is mathematician views on Arrow's Theorem. You can try to explain that voting for US president doesn't make sense to most people and most people don't get it. Mathematicians may be aware of condorcet voting and even know how it works, yet still somehow don't put enough thought in it to see why it makes sense. Instead they fall for this concept that all the "criteria" that Arrow's Theorem are somehow "equal" when, instead, only the condorcet criterion matters and the others are simply polishing criteria. They don't get that a condorcet vote will give you a completely reversed result as a plurality vote where you just give first choice.

  • @Rylan_The_Scarecrow
    @Rylan_The_ScarecrowКүн бұрын

    Michael Levin!!!

  • @OfficialGOD
    @OfficialGODКүн бұрын

    "you can't upload mind" - anil seth

  • @Continential
    @ContinentialКүн бұрын

    Completely wrong. There is no correlation between being smart and falling for confirmation bias more often. Nice clickbait.

  • @monami7092
    @monami7092Күн бұрын

    Great video

  • @juaneliasmillasvera
    @juaneliasmillasveraКүн бұрын

    This is absurd, one thing which characteristic a genius is have more different approaches to a same problem, being ultra-analytic. No comments about "comunism is bad kids, the poor soviets didn't see the true benefits of brutal capitalism"...

  • @Broyale26
    @Broyale26Күн бұрын

    Steve was the Peter North of audio engineering and production. RIP

  • @glenncurry3041
    @glenncurry30412 күн бұрын

    Funny that the very concept of the Dunning Kruger Effect is those with less knowledge are more apt to think they have more knowledge than they do. While intelligent people are are known for understanding we can not know anything like DK people think they do. Completely contrary to what is promoted here.

  • @Tetelestai-cw8qy
    @Tetelestai-cw8qy2 күн бұрын

    Anyone saying they're not real can't be taken seriously. Dr Jerry Marzinsky has the correct information.

  • @NiaRielCer
    @NiaRielCer2 күн бұрын

    I feel like I'm always living in an illusion

  • @bickneller
    @bickneller2 күн бұрын

    Oooof. This seems so unscientific. There are so many reasons why the group hearing that global warming isn’t as bad as they first thought wouldn’t alter their beliefs much. The chief one is that these are intelligent people who probably understand scientific understanding takes time, anything that reeks of “This just in!” is about as consequential environmentally as a police chase underway.

  • @aljonserna5598
    @aljonserna55982 күн бұрын

    This, this is why I find it dubious the meme about why aliens don't visit us then shows "basic disagreement" short vid. It's like damn, it's not the disagreement that's the issue like you don't want disagreements? it's about not considering the other party and working things out to find the middle ground, which is what being flexible is about

  • @ShinsekaiAcademy
    @ShinsekaiAcademy2 күн бұрын

    We need to clear the difference between 'Genius' and 'high functioning' 'Genius' is someone ingenuine, someone That brings you things you haven't seen or heard or imagined before, someone exceptional in such a way. High functioning, on the other hand, is someone with very high and fast calculative and comprehensive abilities, they understand things easier and better because they can calculate that much faster so the ideas in their memories get connected easily and fast, hence they are able to connect more ideas with each other and relate them with each other as recall and calculation both happen in a very fast way. I hope you learned something today, this is my own view, no studies, no statistics, no empirics.

  • @stephenkane2464
    @stephenkane24642 күн бұрын

    THE GOAT !!!

  • @logiciskindness
    @logiciskindness2 күн бұрын

    It was a nice try….. keep studying

  • @eversosleight
    @eversosleight2 күн бұрын

    Dying breed, Mr Albini. RIP 🙏

  • @auntiemame7076
    @auntiemame70762 күн бұрын

    I so appreciate this explanation. Way too many people toss around the term trauma to refer to anything that upset them that it has lost real meaning when it has specific implications that attention seekers cannot begin to truly grasp.

  • @SevenPlanets777-Scifi-tuber
    @SevenPlanets777-Scifi-tuber2 күн бұрын

    And this is how, for example, you can pull yourself out of a "victim syndrome." By reshaping your emotional response to certain events unconnected to your original trauma. Seems to work for me.

  • @blueskyloo
    @blueskyloo2 күн бұрын

    Ross spoke about this on FRIENDS..we r almost there.

  • @TrueIndependent
    @TrueIndependent3 күн бұрын

    How can you be so smart but so dumb…. Making a copy of your brain uploaded to a computer is just a simulation of you… not really you. It doesn’t matter how lifelike ai looks it’s still fake.

  • @m.dthatho5036
    @m.dthatho50363 күн бұрын

    I so wish my maths lecture could listen to this 😭 😭

  • @bernardogeocometto5562
    @bernardogeocometto55623 күн бұрын

    True genius required morality within himself

  • @ravichanana3148
    @ravichanana31483 күн бұрын

    Reading a research many times is similarly helpful in understanding.

  • @alexalke1417
    @alexalke14173 күн бұрын

    Tomorrow we will be even closer, doesn't mean it will ever exist. Such a bs channel sometimes.

  • @Mind-Skills-by-Leif
    @Mind-Skills-by-Leif3 күн бұрын

    True. I have used this to solve trauma for people. To make people far more likely to find good partners. To show people skills they didn't know they already had .. and so much more

  • @user-ht2ev4fq8d
    @user-ht2ev4fq8d3 күн бұрын

    (THI$ I$ HOW I DISCOVE#R THAT THE MI#ND IS NOT IN THE BR@IN: My Name: Luis ((2.- At no point during the day did I feel the urgency to do something to feel better again, but I didn't know what it was. I started searching on the internet and asking many people, but no one knew anything. They didn't even know what I was going through. Some even recommended that I see a psychologist or a doctor, as they usually prescribe antidepressants for people with these symptoms or going through similar situations. However, that doesn't really help. It provides temporary relief, but the problems come back again. I continued like this for another two months, and when I thought I couldn't bear the situation anymore, although I never thought of suicide, each day became heavier for me to go to work. I felt like a slave, just trading my life for a little bit of money. Then, one Friday when I returned home, there was nobody there. It was completely silent, which was unusual. Normally, when I entered my room, I thought to myself, "Well, I'll rest for just 5 minutes and then take a shower before going to bed, continuing with the same routine tomorrow." But something beautiful and incredible happened, something I never expected. Twelve years ago, before having this experience, I had heard the word "spirituality" a couple of times, and I used to think it was cheap philosophy or something for the less fortunate. Being a very materialistic person, I knew absolutely nothing about spirituality or anything related to it. Out of nowhere, I remember lying down, closing my eyes, and within a couple of seconds, I started feeling five completely different sensations that I had never felt before. I can say these sensations were both emotional and physical because they were very intense. These five sensations occurred in a split second, one after the other. When I closed my eyes and opened them again, to my surprise, I was 30 cm away from the ceiling lamp in my room. Everything was exactly the same. Nothing had happened. I was simply 30 cm away from the lamp in my room when I closed my eyes. I had been lying down on the bed, and when I woke up, I was almost touching the lamp. Curious, I decided to place one of my hands in front of me to see if something was happening. I could see that my hand had the same shape, with five fingers, just like my physical hand. But it wasn't made of flesh or physical matter. It had the same form as my hand, but it wasn't physical. It wasn't made of physical matter. I can only describe it as if it were.. ))