This is the eleventh session of Glasp Talk!
Glasp Talk delves deep into intimate interviews with luminaries from various fields, unraveling their genuine emotions, experiences, and the stories behind them.
Today's guest is Dr. Richard E. Cytowic, a distinguished professor of Neurology at George Washington University. Dr. Cytowic is renowned for his groundbreaking work on synesthesia, a condition he brought back into the scientific mainstream against significant skepticism. He is the author of the award-winning book "Wednesday Is Indigo Blue" and a nominee for the prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
In this interview, Dr. Cytowic discusses his journey from being labeled "philosophically minded" in the early days of his career to becoming a leading expert in higher cortical functions. He shares his experiences in studying synesthesia, the challenges he faced, and how his research has influenced our understanding of the brain's organization. Dr. Cytowic also delves into the implications of digital distractions on the Stone Age brain and offers insights into the future of neurology and cognitive research. Join us as we explore the intriguing world of neurology, synesthesia, and digital age challenges with Dr. Richard E. Cytowic.
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👉 Exploring Synesthesia Research and Digital Distractions with Richard E. Cytowic | Glasp Talk #11
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👉 Exploring Synesthesia Research and Digital Distractions with Richard E. Cytowic | Glasp Talk #11
Exploring Synesthesia Research and Digital Distractions with Richard E. Cytowic | Glasp Talk #11