Constant Reminding Ourselves That We Not See

Nothing Is Inherently Tasty Or Repulsive - It Depends On Your Needs. Deliciousness Is Simply An Index Of Usefulness.

When We're In A Human Body, We Don't Care About Universal Collapse - Instead, We Care Only About A Meeting Of The Eyes, A Glimpse Of Bare Flesh, The Caressing Tones Of A Loved Voice, Joy, Love, Light, The Orientation Of A House Plant, The Shade Of A Paint Stroke, The Arrangement Of Hair.

Neuroscience Over The Next 50 Years Is Going To Introduce Things That Are Mind-blowing.

People Wouldn't Even Go Into Science Unless There Was Something Much Bigger To Be Discovered, Something That Is Transcendent.

The Left Hemisphere Acts As An "interpreter," Watching The Actions And Behaviors Of The Body And Assigning A Coherent Narrative To These Events. And The Left Hemisphere Works This Way Even In Normal, Intact Brains. Hidden Programs Drive Actions, And The Left Hemisphere Makes Justifications. This Idea Of Retrospective Storytelling Suggests That We Come To Know Our Own Attitudes And Emotions, At Least Partially, By Inferring Them From Observations Of Our Own Behavior.