Nature & Nurture #86: Dr. Michael Levin - Animal Regeneration, Learning, & Memory

[@danlindy9670]

Michael Levin demonstrates patience and presence of mind to rival a Tibetan monk.

[@anthonylawrence5842]

Fundamental questions seem to me to be where do the original limited range of body plans come from and why?

[@WhiteRussianBC]

I've been listening to this podcast for a few weeks now, and it's super interesting. Thank you!

[@nycrsny3406]

Such an interesting interview, with great questions asked by the interviewer as well!

[@wendylewis4591]

Excellent interview of a brilliant man speaking about a fascinating subject. Love it!🙌🏽

[@alexey5351]

Thank you so much, brilliant, as expected

[@MooseheadStudios]

New to the podcast you are on to something. Keep em coming.

[@mahoneytechnologies657]

Aside from the worderful Technical Information, I like the Drums in the corner, reminds me of stories of Richard Feynman and his drums.

[@UHFStation1]

I just wonder how much human development relies on sequences of events. Like teeth growing in sequence, or other parts needing a long series of prerequisites. How might that complicate potential regenerative medicine if someone needed something small repaired as good as new, but the body might need to rebuild a much larger region from scratch?

[@Nah_Bohdi]

YESSS!!!

[@organicenergy5124]

Woo