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And also, because they are teenagers and their brains are still underdeveloped, they became more interested and excited in thrill-seeking behaviors.

Although a teen's willingness to seek risk is largely a result of the structural and functional changes associated with their developing brains, the dangerous part that my research was able to highlight was that a habituation to risks can actually physically change a teen's brain and cause greater risk-taking.

We've made good progress with the brains of robots, but their bodies are still primitive.

Doug Hofstadter wonders, well, maybe our intelligence just isn't great enough to understand our intelligence, and if we were smarter, well, then our brains would be that much more complicated, and we'd never catch up to it.

And you've understood what that means with your brains, your brains being one of your more basic instruments.

This is a brain that is formed in a very strange body, one that has the equivalent of small satellite brains distributed throughout that body.

Brains are really good for control.

Now, if you look at that, there's actually one of those little satellite brains and the equivalent of the spinal cord for each of the eight arms.

That brain has to outwit other big, smart brains that are trying to eat it, and that includes porpoises and seals and barracudas and sharks and even us humans.

Now, speaking of brains and evolution at the moment, you look on the right, there's the pathway of vertebrate brain evolution, and we all have good brains.

Targeted drugs, genetic modification, artificial intelligence, perhaps even implants into our brains, may change human beings themselves.

The answer to this question, I think, is an answer you've already heard in some of the talks, and I dare say you will hear again: namely, that our brains were evolved for a very different world than the one in which we are living.

I thought that anybody with any brains will do it that way.

We know that the rate of technological change is accelerating, which is forcing our brains to react.

But I like putting up this slide because it shows the similarities of animal brains.

So we proved that dog brains like hot dogs.

When we look at their brains, it's almost like we are looking back in time, and it's giving us a picture of how the dog-human bond formed.

So, as you can see, my passion is for making new human-computer interfaces that are a better match to the ways our brains and bodies work.

Blood, in either liquid or powdered form, was used to treat epilepsy, while human liver, gall stones, oil distilled from human brains, and pulverized hearts were popular medical concoctions.

The unit of intelligibility of most of our brains is the story.

For the next two years, I looked into every scary, horrifying claim that I could find about the average age at which people first see pornography, or what it does to their brains or their sexuality.

You have to look in our brains to understand why they’re sweet.

Like, we're constantly learning new things about brains that make it clear how much our AIs don't measure up to real brains.

But amazingly, if we looked across the entire group of participants, we saw that their brains definitely could tell the taste apart.

In fact, the activity across the brains of all these people was so correlated that we're able to train an artificial neural network to predict whether or not people are experiencing awe to an accuracy of 75 percent on average, with a maximum of 83 percent.

But our prehistoric brains aren't really built for it, so we invent roller coasters and race cars and supersonic planes, but we get whiplash, carsick, jet-lagged.

But machines crunching data are no substitute for critical and sustained thinking by humans, whose Stone Age brains need a little time to let their impulses subside, to slow the mind and let the thoughts flow.

Our brains aren't broken or damaged, they just work differently.

And thus, we could put huge batteries of these probes into the brains of patients and record from thousands of their neurons without any risk to them.

Because these technologies were still restricted to medical applications, which meant that we were studying sick brains, not healthy brains.

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