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This studies the circuitry in two people's brains that activates while they interact.
Psychologists have shown we can't trust our brains to tell the truth.
And mammals got bigger, their brains got bigger at an even faster pace, and the neocortex got bigger even faster than that and developed these distinctive ridges and folds basically to increase its surface area.
It turns out that our brains are actually wired for throwing things, and like muscles, if you don't use parts of your brain, they tend to atrophy over time.
Instead of trying to make our minds fit the problem, we should have been making the problem fit our minds, because our brains have a tremendous potential for analyzing huge amounts of information, just not like this.
What do our brains do perfectly naturally that we could exploit?
So if we could find a way to translate these binary patterns to visual signals, we could really unlock the power of our brains to process this stuff.
It would take me weeks just to figure out what I was looking at from raw ones and zeros, but because our brains can instantly pick up and recognize these subtle patterns inside of these visual abstractions, we can unconsciously apply those in new situations.
Our brains can pick up on these patterns in ways that we never could have from looking at raw ones and zeros.
All this is enabled because we were able to find a way to translate a very hard problem to something our brains do very naturally.
And we can always differentiate ourselves with the uniquely capable jobs that are both compassionate and creative, using and leveraging our irreplaceable brains and hearts.
We know about our brains more than before.
And he looked at me and he said, "You mean like when they drill into people's brains?"
And I said, "Excuse me?" (Laughter) And then I looked it up and they do drill into people's brains.
My research team and I have tried to understand where this fear of math comes from, and we've actually peered inside the brains using functional magnetic resonance imaging, of people who are worried about math.
One fundamental obstacle we face in trying to turn the brain into a big-data problem is that our brains are composed of and built from billions of cells.
And that challenge is that we'd like to learn from the brains of hundreds of thousands of living people.
But our brains are not physically accessible while we're living.
And something as complex as the function of our brains is shaped by the interaction of thousands of genes.
Our brains create and eliminate synapses all the time.
Brains are like muscles.
See, you and I, we go to sleep every single night, but our brains, they never rest.
And it turns out the answer to that is because their brains are packaged inside their skulls in a way different from the way our brains, we being human beings, true, have our brains packaged.
Not too many people paid attention to this research until the last few years when, in this country especially, people are becoming curious about what happens to the brains of football players who bang their heads repeatedly.
So does this mean that our eyes have gone haywire and that our brains are a mess?
I think this is conclusive proof, if ever it were needed, that everybody's brains are prewired to be just a little bit mathematical.
Now, 15 years of collaboration with neuroscience and epigenetics said yes, our brains change when you train in altruism.
Well, we took this to a little higher limit by getting monkeys to collaborate mentally in a brain net, basically to donate their brain activity and combine them to move the virtual arm that I showed you before, and what you see here is the first time the two monkeys combine their brains, synchronize their brains perfectly to get this virtual arm to move.
The black dot is the average of all these brains working in parallel, in real time.
I actually would have given you a couple more minutes, because there are a couple of points we want to develop, and, of course, clearly it seems that we need connected brains to figure out where this is going.
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