The Huberman Lab podcast is hosted by Andrew Huberman, Ph.D., a neuroscientist and tenured professor in the department of neurobiology, and by courtesy, psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford School of Medicine. The podcast discusses neuroscience and science-based tools, including how our brain and its connections with the organs of our body control our perceptions, our behaviors, and our health, as well as e
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“We start to ask kids, you know, what's the name of the the the servant who shows up in the scene in in and great expectations, right? Is it Molly or is it Maria, right”
“Your book, Dopamine Nation. And many things that you were saying in and around that book”
“Robert Green is a renowned author of books such as The Laws of Human Nature”
“Another one of his books, entitled Mastery, remains one of my all time favorite books”
“I wanna say doors to perception, but that was also Huxley. That was Huxley, right”
“he wrote a book called Speak Memory. In which he tries to recreate the experience of his childhood”
“he encounters in in the middle of this An indigenous hunter. Name Der Sur Usala, famous book and then and a movie was made of it”
“the most Influential text I think till this day. in in in emotion research is is Darwin's book, The Showing of the Emotions in Man and Animals, I think is the full name of the book”
“I should also mention that Ross has a new book out, one that I am personally excited to read and to listen to, and it's entitled How to Hero, Find Strength, Forge Resilience, and Fulfill Your Purpose”
“And then so I've lost my dad, and then I'm becoming a dad myself. And on the Iceland swim as well, as well as trying to get back for the birth of my son. I I said when I when I wrote my book about Iceland, I said I want this to be almost a tribute to everything that my dad taught me and a letter to my future son”
“He's also a renowned author of books such as Guns, Germs, and Steel”
“Today, we discuss topics related to Jared's most recent book, which is about leaders and leadership. It is entitled Prophets, Prophets, Coaches and Kings”
“Famous. British historian AJP Taylor. wrote a biography, et cetera. Hitler”
“Well, if you read the the New Testament. Talks about the Names. Six other messiahs”
“Most people n thanks to Analemke's book, Dopamine Nation now and the book The Molecule of More”
“Most people n thanks to Analemke's book, Dopamine Nation now and the book The Molecule of More”
“I ru I wrote a book a long time ago now called How to Clone a Mammoth, and the first chapter was How to pick a species”
“my last book is called Life As We Made It, and it's all about how we've been messing with the species that we encounter for as long as we exist”
“author of landmark books including How to Change Your Mind, which is about psychedelics”
“The Botany of Desire, which is about how humans and plants co-evolved and collaborated to thrive”
“and the omnivore's dilemma. Which is an incredible book about food and nutrition”
“In my case, I thought back to William James, who had written in in Varieties of Mystical Experience Uh that you can't really judge the veracity of a Of a Big insight on a mystical experience”
“and Aldous Huxley um Uh believed this and talked about it in Doors of Perception that he had ha had some access to this field and and And for him it was psychedelics, it was a mescaline experience that convinced him of this”
“Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation and Marion Nessel wrote a book called Food Politics that was very influential”
“Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation and Marion Nessel wrote a book called Food Politics that was very influential”
“which came out a couple of years ago and it's one of three chapters in that book”
“His most important book was Leisure, the Basis of Culture. That's his most inflecting”
“There's a great book by a guy named Sam Sheridan called A Fighter's Heart”
“Stephen Cave at Cambridge has written a re has a really beautiful book called Immortality”
“It's entitled Protocols, an operating manual for the human body”
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