Saving Civilization: Healthcare, Tech, Democracy (w/Daniel Schmachtenberger)

[@FactOrFiction27]

Daniel is by far the sharpest individual I have ever had the privilege to listen to on this platform. The impact from this conversation, once fully realized is unparalleled to almost anything else we are doing. I hope everyone leverages their platforms to get Daniel more time in front of people. I also hope our youth starts reading more so they can retrain the concentration muscle needed to lift these words. Thank you for this, sincerely. These conversations need to ubiquitous.

[@AJ.Rafael]

Couldn’t have said this any better friend.

[@guycomments]

You would enjoy John Vervaeke's work if you have gotten this much out of Daniel. Praying they have a conversation at some point

[@tensevo]

He's definitely up there, perhaps his perceptive skills off the charts. Such clear insights into a diseased world, but not coming from a place of victimhood.

[@peterholy953]

Yes, he is even better that Deepak Chopra. Is he one of these Scientology guys? He sounds so scientific (and vapid).

[@guycomments]

@@peterholy953 Scientology?

[@yoniwolf92]

I discovered Daniel recently and i cant stop listening to him. He is truly gifted and has given me a sense of relief that i cant really describe…its like he has taken what we all intiuitively feel but cant wrap our heads around and synthesised and analysed it in this integral/systems thinking way that is just so so incredible. He is a great teacher and i couldnt be more grateful to him.

[@Deathsentenz]

I see Daniel, I click. Thanks so much ZDogg for a great conversation!

[@jacobvictorfisher]

The best interview with Daniel I’ve seen. The logic of the entire 2-1/2 hours flowed so well it almost felt scripted. Truly brilliant. I’m definitely going to rewatch. I can’t wait for the next conversation you two have.

[@GlobeHackers]

ZDoggMD just gets better and better. I am thrilled to see you and Daniel in conversation. Both of your audiences belong together. It's a beautiful day. You gents could not be more lovable. I feel like I'm the embodiment of appreciation. WOW! Out of the park...

[@sarahworks1]

I am at around 2:00:00 here and I just want to say I call these technologies the "social healing arts." Dancing, singing, playing, making music, ceremony, praying even doing yoga... together. Sharing these is my life's meaning. So happy to hear this talked about. :)

[@wiffleone]

Art. Comedy, movies, books too. It’s the best way, maybe the only way, to wake people up.

[@peteraddison4371]

... AlchemicALL Awareness BooSting ...

[@divacassandra1]

There is nothing sexier than two very intelligent men having a fascinating conversation.

[@makaylanielsen4817]

1000000000000% agree! It must be the anti-asshole evolutionary adaptation programing kicking in.

[@colinsoder]

As a man, I'd have to disagree

[@louv2494]

As a man. I don't agree, as well.

[@mikegoldthorp]

As a heterosexual man, even I agree!

[@GabrielBacon]

Yeah maybe if you’re gay

[@Infinity-now]

You have arrived when you can keep up with Daniel Schmactenberger in a 2.5 hour convo, AND he names you in a very complimentary way as important public intellectual (whether you like it or not Z, that's cool, and you earned it! :)

[@visalusanson]

Agreed🧠💡

[@tristandufresne2870]

schmactenberger is the most eloquent human being on the planet

[@Hapotecario]

that ever existed?

[@mikerobinson4457]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks this. I've been following him/studying him for several years now and he has ripped back so many layers from my awareness. Forever indebted to him...

[@kristinisenberg4753]

@@mikerobinson4457 he and Tristan have definitely increased my awareness, and more importantly, my self awareness.

[@Telltaletracks]

I want to find more people like this and help them

[@jmc0369]

Listen to his conversations with Charles Eisenstein.!.!. Speaking of, when you have voices like DS, CE, Zach Bush, and Shiva Vandana; it makes me completely put off with people for allowing alligators like Trumps, Clinton's, Bidens, Bush's any where near the levers of power and influence.

[@kristen_rose]

Discovering Daniel Schmachtenberger in May 2020 has changed my life. I’m so glad that people are listening to him. Also, Dr. Z, I agree with you about the YT algorithm. It has done the same for me. And that’s exactly how I discovered Daniel.

[@petergeorgerey]

Omg... this is definitely stimulating my dopamine pathway for outstanding intellectual discussions!!!! Thank you to you guys!!!!!

[@sarahworks1]

Exactly!

[@omar-fy7cr]

Dopamine fix overload!

[@peteraddison4371]

... & as an adictively bonded professional consumer, I disagree Try Bernardo Kastrup for closer view of the fractalazmonic hologram ...

[@spitre5456]

I learn so much every time I listen to Mr Schmatchenberger. And, I’ve listened to more than a few interviews. So much information there.

[@jdevil8877]

Ditto.

[@allisonleighandrews8495]

Watching this in late 2023 and feeling and thinking so deeply about all of this. I'm so grateful that long form, thoughtful, heartfelt conversations with people this genuine is still available. My heart both heals and breaks when I watch these two. Thank you for tirelessly challenging us all to become more fully human.

[@krystall1989]

How does Daniel keep outdoing himself in each podcast? Thoughts of his that would take me hours to even reproduce or articulate flow out of this man like a consciousness stream. Such glorious embodiment of dharma. As a doctor I completely second hospitals as temples of healing. Thank you both. 💜

[@billrussell7227]

Thanks!

[@OldEarthWisdom]

Let's give our honor and respect to the people who solve problems rather than to people with the most money. When we meet someone we ask them, "So, what problem are you solving".

[@peterholy953]

Oh really, and what problem Schmachtenbugar is solving? If you don't mind me asking.

[@ZDoggMD]

Transcript, audio podcast, and links: zdoggmd.com/daniel-schmachtenberger/ Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 01:11 Humans as apex predators in every environment, enabled by technology 05:19 Paleolithic brains with tech that hacks dopamine reward circuits, hypernormal stimuli (porn, sugar, social media) 11:06 Polyamorous societies vs. monogamous societies, closing the “asshole” niche 18:00 Conservative vs. liberal moral intuitions, healthy and unhealthy reward circuits, the marshmallow study, limbic hijack in social media 26:28 The concept of hormesis (how systems increase capacity in response to stress) 30:45 Capitalism & the economics of addiction with regards to social media 38:36 Autopoietic (self-replicating) tech, externalized costs, and catastrophic risk 43:04 Public sensemaking in the age of screens and expert specialization, the role of “steelmanning” in debates 49:41 Education & sense making as central to function democracy 55:01 Naive, Cynical, & Post-cynical stances in discourse 1:04:41 The epidemic of subclinical mental illness in modern civilization 1:23:09 Existential threat to democracy, why China has an advantage, natural tech monopolies bigger than nation-states 1:37:22 Environmental psychology/broken windows theorem, the effect of the plow on civilization 1:48:55 Building tech optimized to better social values 1:53:56 Internalizing externalities, social tech like sweat lodges 2:05:17 Left brain vs right brain, spirituality vs reductionism, dealing with human conflict 2:12:36 These concepts applied to healthcare (environmental effect, sense making, reductionism, the complexity of autoimmune disease, Pharma) 2:21:29 The future of healthcare (toward an integral model of Health 3.0), hospitals as temples 2:26:42 The future of democratic systems, AI, and optimistic vision for the future

[@jonrose7687]

Thankyou - besides the whole talk, these timecodes are extremely useful not just for my review, but also for informing others of specific areas of interest.

[@pfmaher67]

I almost never comment on You Tube videos, but ... WOW! What a great conversation.

[@mjzenbar]

I'm a simple man. When I see Daniel Schmatenberger is an interlocutor, especially with someone like Z-dog, I click. And like.

[@drjerryduggar]

To some extent, that would suggest that you aren’t really a simple man at all. ;)

[@joshuarosenblatt]

Amen. This will be a treat. 4:20 min in (really lol).

[@jjuniper274]

Daniel Schmachtenberger IS a reward system. Each sentence brings out more challenge, more reward for doing a deeper dive into what he's saying.

[@Seacai150]

Bro!!! Yes! I can’t get enough of seeing and hearing this guy think and speak. Thank you!

[@omar-fy7cr]

Love this talk thanks!

[@patrickdowney1995]

You can actually hear the dopamine in many of Z-Dog's reactions to Daniel's flights of brilliance.

[@annemariesegeat9397]

What a flow! What an inspiring ''we'' space...Minds and hearts....Thank you so much!

[@jessicawalter5369]

Best video yet! This conversation is fantastic and thought provoking! Wish everyone would watch this.

[@jdevil8877]

Daniel is amazing huh

[@philip7081]

This is probably one of the best conversations on KZbin, thank you so much Zdogg and Daniel! Much love and hopefully more of this content 🙏🏼

[@wbutler193]

When I saw what smartphones were doing to the students in 2012-2013 (at an elite private high school with 100 students) I told a Behavioral Health Director at a large healthcare org that our minds were not adapted to this. I suggested very strongly that large swaths of young minds over many generations would be negatively impacted. I told her it would cause the greatest mental health crisis the WORLD has ever seen. "Mark my words". I knew nothing about the things you guys are talking about in this video. I saw it play out in a small group (most wealthy, some middle class and a few low income students) and it raised the hairs on the back of my neck. I saw Jaron Lanier speak at UCSC a few years later and learned why I felt those hairs on my neck. It is interesting to see the Psychedelic renaissance/Meditation reboot happening at the same time.... we are at The Fork in the Road.

[@VeritableVagabond]

I think you'd enjoy r/streamentry on Reddit. Awakening will free us all.

[@VeritableVagabond]

@@MK-ih6wp Stream-entry is the first stage of awakening as described in Theravadan Buddhism. It's also known as first path.

[@makaylanielsen4817]

This is the quality of content that the world needs more exposure to. Thank you so much!

[@oohwha]

I'm only 10 minutes in and I want to know how to spread this information to every human on earth...

[@Holly-days]

I thought the same! LOL.

[@johanbrandstedt9570]

ZDoggMD already does timestamping up there in the shownotes, but that’s something you could engage with. See for instance kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqeYg5yDmbikrc0 and how I did it there. Next thing is to share deep links (link with timestamp) of pertinent parts in relevant places. Also you might consider making quote clips and re-publish them on a separate channel that links back here. I did that for a while. And you could make memes of snappy quotes. I did that too for a bit and have templates if you want them.

[@JB-yg3ew]

Me too :)

[@cr-nd8qh]

You can't they are too stupid to understand it

[@flyingguitarist7026]

@@johanbrandstedt9570 Nice idea

[@WOCRN82]

This is blowing my mind. I have always been against my kids having iPads. Totally confirming my gut feeling. Loving this!!!

[@droneflyer5065]

Blam! Bang! Boom! And the concepts and ideas just keep coming! This discussion is so jam packed with thought provoking concepts that I need to take notes! Thank you both for such a great discussion.

[@upsidedown1972]

I honestly have nothing to add. It took me two days to work through this. And I'll have to re listen to it probably six times. These are the words that will heal us as a society. This is the way.

[@TheGibby13]

This is my 7th time listening to it, I take away more each time

[@cr-nd8qh]

I think it's too late now though unfortunately

[@upsidedown1972]

@@cr-nd8qh sadly, you are probably right. It's kind of always been too late.

[@insightsamuel]

An excellent conversation. Zubin did a great job asking questions and handling Daniel’s complex thinking.

[@michaelfitzgerald8835]

Wow! One of the richest conversations I’ve ever seen, such a treasure trove of expansive, engaging information and conjecture. I’m inspired to get back in the game that I was ready to opt out of, after the last three years bringing all the ills of our culture to the fore. A heartfelt thank you to you both . 🙏

[@drstevenhassan]

Excellent! I learn every time I hear Daniel speak... and the interaction here was fascinating.

[@marylaporte6996]

Awesome conversation. Thank you both. You give me hope for the future.

[@OpiumMonkey]

Still one of my favorite podcast episodes of all time.

[@brighteyes1016]

Wow! I haven't brained this hard in a long time! What amazing and compelling insights about social media, culture, government, economy, psychology and relationships all rolled into well articulated and well supported dialogue!! I've listened to this 4 times already to allow time for all the nuance to permeate my mind.

[@BruceBurkhalter]

Thank you for helping me move to the next level of thinking...from a flat spin into the cynical to grappling into the post-cynical. Life changing enlightenment.

[@paulschultz2751]

The best discussion of 2022, I look forward to more, this has opened many avenues of dealing with todays problems, thanks!

[@droneflyer5065]

Love love love this discussion. Need to listen to it in segments so I can digest it all….I will be watching this several times because there is so much here.

[@davepierpont8381]

And this is just the beginning... Excellent conversation

[@jasonreed1352]

As a registered nurse (I allowed my license to practice nursing lapse) the healthcare portion of this video drives me to comment. Although I no longer seek the privilege of being employed in the health care industry due to precisely what you discuss in this video, I am still a nurse. The entire fucking conversation is literally awesome. I am interested in helping create a genuine healthcare system. Creating a healthcare system that must prioritize profit is unacceptable. Dear GOD I hope we move toward having these kinds of discussion where they will either resign our system, or build another one such that it obsoletes the bandaid factory that we "profitably" "employ" now. Thank you so much.

[@carolynbommarito2188]

This is the conversation I have been waiting for! You have made my Weekend, ZDogg!. I'm so glad you introdced your audience to Daniel!

[@throwinupbinsunlimitedltd.3426]

This entire thing needs millions of views. I found this so profound that I'm almost upset that it has under 100k views. Criminally underrated. Please do this again as many times as you can manage.

[@MattHazeMusic]

Wow. This is an important, incredibly focused dialogue on extremely nuanced topics. Well done, gentlemen! Impressed and appreciative.

[@coletteHawk]

Watching this show in segments. It's just fabulous. I wish more people could understand these concepts.

[@Xtazieyo]

Just reading the you have Schmachtenberger as a guest gave a me a quasi mystical experience

[@PetsNPatients]

This was so intense, I had to think about in segments and come back to it. Love the detail. Many chiropractors and naturopaths...listen to patients without the 15" minute doctor time.

[@JB-yg3ew]

So good. Wisdom bombs like crazy. This needs a billion views

[@ian_dot_com]

Really, really good convo. Eye-opening

[@vickidoc4]

Zubin Damania has an uncanny way of finding ultra-intelligent guests with interesting ideas, and keeping the listeners engaged from start to finish! 💯

[@TheEvaluna1975]

Totally second that!

[@jdevil8877]

He follows Joe's lead 😉

[@Jsauss]

The timing of this seeing this conversation created a synchronicity for me that’s a further confirmation of the power of living with love, consciousness of universal laws and being in the flow of authenticity. Thank/you ZdoggMD - your work is so valued Daniels deep breaths at particular points were also mine. May the steel man be born.

[@Baminokrat]

This video is like a great book, you should watch it several times.

[@flyingguitarist7026]

Absolutely , I'm watching it for the 3rd time ,still i have to absorb a lot

[@janelupo6023]

Tremendous! Fascinating! My poor old brain is on fire - thank you both!

[@eerodri2]

By far the most intellectually stimulating conversation I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. Two brilliant minds who have the capacity to make this world a better place. THIS is enlightenment. Bravo 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼 Now, how do we make this go viral?

[@eerodri2]

Holy shit, Zubin. 2:13:00 You discuss the healthcare dilemma, Big Pharma, the paradigm shift to evaluating a person’s health as a whole system, and not just a fraction of their health status. Daniel gets into subclinical nutrient deficiencies and the great strides functional medicine is making to address chronic, degenerative disease. THIS is everything SpectraCell Laboratories stands for. They have a test that measures subclinical deficiencies to address the genesis of disease before it leads to more acute problems down the road, AND a roadmap to replete those deficiencies at a CELLULAR level. Biotechnology that accounts for the bioidividuality of a person’s propensity for disease. This is the work they do. I encourage you to look into them. They’ve been measuring cellular performance for 30 years.

[@peteraddison4371]

... naow, try Bernardo Kastrup, &, then say that ...

[@celieeastridge6894]

So happy I found you here. Thanks for the intelligent and important people you bring.

[@louiskleber8267]

What an awesome and necessary conversation. Thank you guys. Everyone is so thrilled and blown away when Daniel decides to do podcasts that I just wonder why Daniel doesn’t have a Podcast of his own. We definitely are in need of more content like this.

[@misterunderbridge2351]

Very valuable conversation. Thank you.

[@lynbrowne931]

Mind blowing, you keep pumping out these incredible informative interviews it’s hard to keep up. I did get excited when he quoted Krishnamurti 🤗

[@indianagirl500]

Daniel is the man with the Integrity we all should have . Thank you Daniel for your most truthful knowledge.

[@victorialoven2645]

So so so good! Such clear presentation of our society!! Thanks guys!

[@christopherdainton4224]

Obviously Daniel is the general AI superintelligent robot we've all been waiting for. But props to Z for keeping up with him, point for point, adding some levity, and squeezing every single morsel of wisdom out of his brain. Respect.

[@Magdalen2255]

Wow This is one of the most fascinating conversations I’ve seen you post- why is it not more “liked”????

[@V4D2]

Hell....this was brilliant. Dense albeit clear ; intellectual and pleasant to follow at the same time. One of favourite conversations feat. Schmachtenberger that I have seen so far. (The 1st time I listened to this I did so with 1.5x speed on. Talk about engaging, to prevent the struggle to keep up...hehehe ) Daniel is probably on my top 3 for ppl able to verbalize, the most amount of dense words, through an eloquent organized speech. I hope you do the round 2 for this soon. I'll definitely return for future videos/conversations. Subbed ! Thank you for this, Cheers from Portugal

[@TwoHighways]

Schmachtenburger is the smartest guy on my radar since I discovered him 6-8 months ago. I highly recommend the “war on sensemaking” series

[@visalusanson]

I discovered Daniel over the past week…can’t seem to get enough of him ..what an Incredible mind.. without question one of the brightest minds I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. Excellemt interview… well done, as many interviewers would have a challenge staying with Daniel’s ‘densely’ packed ‘mind blowing’ concepts/sentences

[@teriritchie7146]

Awesome! I’m excited and speechless 😍. Looking forward to convo #2

[@pjosroc1]

Wow… this was way over my head at points but SUPER captivating. I so admire both of these guys’ intellect and ability to boil things down to relatable ideas and concepts. Amazing 🙏

[@luis_g_77]

One of the best interviews I've listened to in years

[@ericfaahcs1080]

There is so much stuff in it, so many good insights and aha moments. I watch every video from Daniel and learned a lot, would love to see a book from him.

[@tadwiltman4875]

OMG! I've gotta hear more of this guy!

[@dawngorman7292]

I've listened to this 3 times and will probably listen at least one more time. So interesting.

[@nicwise5227]

I love this!!!! SO..... "Im a little bit country, Im little bit rock & roll" was the way to go after all :)

[@wiffleone]

Heart and mind? Left- and right-brained?

[@joebroome6230]

One of the best podcasts I have ever heard!

[@Adamisthechizzle]

New to this channel but this podcast brought out the best in Daniel like I haven't seen anyone else do yet. I loved every second 🙏. I'll definitely be following.

[@aptkeyboard3173]

Great episode. This is one of the most interesting conversations I’ve heard in a while.

[@spaceanarchist1107]

17:35 "reduce asshologenesis" lol. One of the best spontaneous neologisms I've heard.

[@lilyroa1960]

Once you go Daniel you never go back;-) He’s my DOPE HIT!!! Ty!

[@jjl285]

Two weeks in: I wish 52k views were instead 5.2m views. BRAVO

[@mykalex10000]

Amazing, brilliant conversation .... thank you !!!

[@jjuniper274]

Dr. Z, If you've ever been to the lobby of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, you definitely get a feeling of "temple for healing and wellbeing" and I wish they could all be like that. I bet the Sisters of St. Francis had to do a lot with that spiritual vibe. I knew there was more to Mayo when they asked me if I'd like essential oils on my feet before surgery to aid in making me calm.

[@ronaldjones996]

Great overview of virtually everything!!

[@asher3951]

I’m sending this conversation out to everyone I know. Daniel hats off to you brother, keep doing what you do.

[@efortune357]

Loved it! I hope I survive to see the beginning of this post-scarcity, highly automated society 2.0. It gives me a lot of hope in the long-term.

[@PetrosSyrak]

Thanks for an extremely important and phenomenally insightful conversation.

[@kaylatdl3719]

I appreciate your alt-middle approach and feel I relate to it. Your interviews keep getting better. You are a highly intelligent person, and I loved listening to this podcast. Please keep doing this. We need more people to listen to your material.

[@WAVEFUNCTION_TV]

Excellent conversation. Something that almost didn't exist on a thing like cable tv, like enlightened people candidly sharing their thoughts and feelings, are now becoming commonplace on youtube. The information age indeed. Keep it coming!

[@thesecondquestion]

Dr Z, , around 56 minutes i cannot express HOW ABSOLUTELY EVERYONE NEEDS TO KNOW, OUR DEMOCRACY IS AT RISK and your loving easy solution and everyone can engage in without regret . Initially I would watch your show and think how can this guy be as brilliant as he is and so off-base. I will always watch despite this bias of mine, to understand better your point of view. I no longer do biology but I am a very high- level IT guy. At some point it became very apparent that we both were working with the data we had. Around March of 2020 my expertise in computers allowed me to see that information was being manipulating. Not in that facts were being distorted but rather the absence of facts. Or most specifically dearth of information, that should be present but wasn't. This evolved into information that used to be available but was no longer there. This is when I became very worried as clearly some Force was at work. Further no one notices an absence and it didn't occur to me to take screenshots prior to this event. I have ways of operating around people trying to censor, and that worked for several months. Then at some point I realized I couldn't get around it and therefore nothing official was believable. I have absolutely the highest respect for you, and now realize that smart highly capable individuals we're acting on information that is suspect. Most of all including myself. Keep up the long forum discussions. It is the only way I can see to counter, what i believe is a real conspiracy. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!! (Context... Gf and myself are most likely 3rd and 4th US cases of covid. We noted symptoms in Nov 2019. Through January 2020, she is MD radiation oncology and, PhD, im not as impressive with a BS in integrative biology from. Berkeley, and half a higher degree i was unwilling to see value in pursuing. Either way we are "nerds" about science, and both have done primary research, needless to say being pre covid and having it, we were researching this for months before it was announced as we were sick as hell a d had to find out WTF was goin on. The effect was we very quickly found tons of information, before it was "disappeared")

[@ErikSands]

Ok, so I know I am being a pain here, but how hard would it be to add chapters to this one? It’s so good and being able to easily reference sections of it would be invaluable. I’d be willing to pay for such a thing too (albeit not likely enough money that’d it’d really be worth your time, but maybe others would contribute too).

[@katherineclermont5272]

The marshmallow test has been called into question. New research suggests that children of lower social economic background are more likely to fail the test. This is a result of their life experience that has shown tell that something offered now may not be offered later, so it makes more sense to take what's offered now instead of wait for something that may never happen.

[@JeremyStreich]

This isn't from any study or anything but from my cynicism, there are also those kids with enough means and know their parents well enough where they know they can eat this one now, and then cry to mom when the parent when they don't get the two later and get even more marshmallows later. But you know, people don't give kids enough credit to think a kid will do that.

[@andreimustata5922]

I don't think that anybody argues that the one marshmallow reaction doesn't make sense. The point is it creates feedbacks that are destructive in the long term-- it fits in the addictive dopamine circuits. It is because it makes sense that changes are so hard.

[@room007]

They haven't failed, it's not a pass/fail dichotomy. It's meant to correlate impulse control and capacity to delay gratificatin (discipline if you will) with later success in life. It does that. The experiment is not meant to establish how the quality of those traits has emerged. It might be innate, environmentally determined, temperament based, etc. The conclusion stands.

[@alantasbler4581]

Agreed. And the same with the "broken window theory." That "theory" has largely been debunked. Most studies fail to account for neighborhood socio-economic status, and many of the surveys measuring resident's attitudes for such things as sense of social disorder etc are profoundly flawed. In fact, when researchers actually visited the neighborhoods they were surveying (I know, that would seem to be a "no brainer"), they found virtually zero correlation between physical signs of disorder and disrepair and residents' perceptions of same record in the surveys. We really have to be wary of reductionist and simplistic notions of human behavior. It is very unlikely crime can be fixed by fixing broken windows. At worst, that can result in a heavy police state hand with zero tolerance for even the pettiest of crimes. The random "stop and frisk" searches conducted without probable cause, etc. Human behavior is complicated. Simplistic solutions are likely to do more harm than good.

[@andreimustata5922]

@@alantasbler4581 I think that the point in this discussion is that the environment has a psychological and behavioural effect on people not that fixing windows solves the crime problem. I know that this experiment was spoked a lot about in political context but I don't think that from this experiment one can deduce that "stop and frisk" is a good idea. I did not know of problems surrounding this experiment but it is true that many of these experiments are not entirely reliable. However with regard to marshmallow experiment there is biological explanation in term of how the dopamine circuits work that seems to me that is on a solid basis. Huberman has a good video about these circuits work kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56yd2OZp8msiLc

[@jimwsmith724]

🤯 - so many heavy theories. Fascinating discussions guys !

[@JA-ur8cx]

I like this man a lot. He's an excellent communicator of thought and theory.

[@PharadayKage]

Bravo you two. Sharing this widely

[@donaism]

Fascinating discussion. More please!

[@KristinShepherd]

So helpful. Also beautiful service. Thanks.

[@wisedup20]

Always good listening to this man, Schmachtenberger. There is a comment below about Joe Rogan. The great thing about Joe Rogan is that he himself is totally non-smug and approachable, so he gets a huge array of listeners who will have a go even if it's not their domain. Which is what is awesome about his show. But this is an interesting show too.

[@CorrinaMcFarlane]

Excellent Conversation. SO appreciate that you arrived Here together. #WhatIsEmergent

[@billrussell7227]

WoW, thanks for sharing this with us.

[@rod6918]

Wholly cow!! Daniel is awesome !!!

[@billrussell7227]

Yes

[@martefact]

Brilliant conversation guys! Z has the knowledge and capacity to engage with these concepts and so it's a highly stimulating marshmallow!!