Elizabeth Loftus - The Origins Podcast with Lawrence Krauss - FULL VIDEO

Lawrence is joined by award-winning cognitive psychologist and author Elizabeth Loftus to discuss her ground-breaking work on false memories, recovered memories, “the misinformation effect” and the unreliability of eye-witness testimony.
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The Origins Podcast features in-depth conversations with some of the most interesting people in the world about the issues that impact all of us in the 21st century. Host, theoretical physicist, lecturer, and author, Lawrence M. Krauss, will be joined by guests from a wide range of fields, including science, the arts, and journalism. The topics discussed on The Origins Podcast reflect the full range of the human experience - exploring science and culture in a way that seeks to entertain, educate, and inspire.
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[@bimmergeezer]

Dr. Krauss, excellent video once again. I very much enjoyed Dr. Loftus and admire her great mind and dedication.

[@dcduuglous4746]

Much more interesting than I anticipated, especially so from 30 minutes onward. Thank you to both of you for a fascinating discussion.

[@christopherkhaddockphd9511]

Dr. Krauss one of your best podcasts. Thanks!

[@candacejones3352]

Firstly Lawrence Krauss is one of my favourite scientists. So glad to watch this as I had never heard of Elizabeth Loftus. A fascinating podcast about memory. I have an early childhood memory that has disturbed me my whole life. I thought for years it was a real memory, however, as the years have gone by I wondered if it was actually a dream or nightmare?

[@qazaqtatar]

Thank you for this pleasure!

[@phoenixlectures6510]

Great Podcast, Great Guest, Great Conversation!

[@thelyrebird1310]

Something every defense lawyer should be forced to learn about.. particularly in a jury trial

[@woody7652]

Thank you, Lawrence!

[@symmetrie_bruch]

i always knew about these studies. of false memories in eye witnesses or supposed rape victims. how memories can be implanted etc. and always found it fascinating but i never knew the person responsible for bringing it to the forefront and doing such amazing work on the subject. thanks to you lawrence i can finally put a name and face to that research. this podcast is really a treasure trove. and it´s a shame that it´s not as extremely popular as it deserves to be. i´ll certainly gonna keep recommending it to people i know.

[@roberthodgins6584]

Always enjoy the show! And wow, there’s not 500 commercials on this one ?!?

[@selcouthconcepts]

Wow... Such a heavy topic that's worth listening to and reflecting on. Lawrence asked her how this knowledge has affected her life and she responded about being able to ingrain menial, positive changes in other people. I believe the same may apply to ourselves wherein we may believe our own positive, beneficial falsehoods.

[@SAntczak2]

She should be nominated for a Nobel.

[@abdulakeemyusuf405]

Love to hear him speaks.

[@arbez101]

Me too, Precious.

[@DownwiththeTowerexJW]

Great topic. I hope I get to meet you one day Lawrence. Because of people like you, I am now a proud atheists :)

[@udaybhanuchitrakar8812]

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[@MoonChildMedia]

I find this woman extremely interesting. I'm a bit disappointed that the host interrupted her when she started talking about sleep paralysis and alien abduction memories, but everything she talked about was highly interesting.

[@losttribe3001]

That doesn’t sound like something Lawrence would do...😂😆🤣

[@tew1947]

Excellent

[@keyboarddancers7751]

Loving that shirt, Lawrence!

[@cameronbaydock5712]

Red Datsun one of my favourite studies

[@seedlingmedia9974]

Really appreciate the the work you do on these podcasts but PLEASE let your guests talk more.

[@AnthonyL0401]

Yes, he's a bit of a loud mouth

[@hedgehog1965uk]

I agree that Lawrence does interrupt a bit too much, but I think he is just trying to engage with his guests, rather than just passively listening, to make it more of a conversation. It's a difficult balance.

[@HGALAXIES]

Psychology shall be our #1 focus since we must first understand who we are as humans, what's are differences as man and woman, and down to individual personality. Without this knowledge we keep messing up any environment, hence the world being this mess now.

[@techyou1]

Question taking a drug that will reduce you memory to help with the PTSD will it reduce the memory of other thoughts as well?

[@250txc]

After glancing at the comments here on such a deep, human topic, same as in ~all youtube comment sections, many comments are just butt-smooching.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

Dear Lawrence ; I have a lots of untold real stories which gives the shapes my experiences , some of them , so miserable, which I might not wanted to share them with the others, but as this real memories can help humanity I’m going to publish them and this experience will explain how some people be aware of accidents before it happens.

[@jazzsalsadrummer9113]

What is the framed art-image of a face under a lamp at Dr. Krauss' right hand side?

[@nobodieshome_]

You should take this down

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

All I’m trying to to explain is that to count on your brains, for me is not to hard to find scientific explanation for all my words, because they’re available, and can be find by searching the other scientists

[@typo44]

This makes me think of the Betty and Barney Hill case where they're memories of abduction came out supposedly repressed, in a psychyetrist's office under the influence of hypnosis. Conditions we now know make the subject's highly suggestible. We may never know what really happened but my scepticism is triggered.

[@flyonbyya]

Im like Lawrence in that math and the associated clear line of logic flow is easy, and psychology, ect isn’t. I still find few things better than a Lawrence podcast...though this subject matter is Not my fav.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

It’s sounds like you know more about my experiences , as some of them are so emotional and I don’t like to refresh my memory but in this stage I’m going to do that because, it’s something can teach a lots of meaning to the other people’s life , and I’m going to starts on live Facebook program in about 30 minutes now.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

This will be the duty’s of the other scientific idea to gets involved and all together teach the world, the question is we always looking for only one person takes the responsibility’s !

[@johnf.hurtado1869]

The planted memory is reminiscent of Jordie Chandler and Michael Jackson, 1993, case. If what shes saying about planted repressed memories us true, Michael Jacksons estate could be 20 million dollars richer.

[@aspencrest]

Someone offers you a drug to get in and mess up your memories? Ha Yeah, that sounds great. (not) selective dementia? Yeah. that sounds safe.

[@jitterycursor8823]

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[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

Smart phone discover intelligent people , which is not bad but at least keeps intelligent privacy’s safe .

[@aspencrest]

There needs to be a different word for "color blind". People who are not color blind just don't get it.

[@joemorgenstern9846]

What came first? An alien or a picture of an alien?

[@Alkis05]

There are no pictures of aliens. At least not photographic pictures. That is like asking "What came first? An unicorn or a picture of an unicorn?"

[@joemorgenstern9846]

@@Alkis05 My question was meant to explore whether or not aliens exist and if our depictions are based on observation, imagination, or both.

[@Alkis05]

@@joemorgenstern9846 Our depictions of aliens alone are inconclusive in determining their existence. If they existed, one would argue that they are similar because they are about a real thing. If they don't, they are similar because mass media. Our depictions of unicornes came first, because they are all there is. Our depiction of horses came second, because we first saw horses, then we drew them.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

You are in rush to to learn everything at once , but I didn’t reach them at once , but I learns during my life and they all can be proof.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

If you’re a thinker you can get a lots of knowledge from the incident happens on our nature’s, the main subject which makes me to be more sensitive, about the space , it was a fireworks which all of us seen by the new year’s and other celebrations, including the other scientific ideas, like Steven howling and Albert Einstein, and the things which happened to creates our world , and your own sixty years of your experience makes you more intelligent to find the answer why there is something rather than nothing, and of course when I’ll go to explain them scientifically I’ll care about the people who’s listening to your words , now I’ll go back to the new year , when too many rockets exposed in to the air , what do you see ? The peace of different colours of lights going into all the directions and they goes off after few seconds,

[@kanabellhitoshi3143]

These videos are great, but I keep looking at that creepy looking statue behind Lawrence. Why sir, do you have such a thing?

[@julesigles817]

The statue of the elephant? The one in the room?

[@kanabellhitoshi3143]

@@julesigles817 An elephant? Is that what it's supposed to be? Looks like a man with a contorted face. By the book shelf.

[@kanabellhitoshi3143]

@@t2k777 ok thanks. That painting looks weirdly interesting.

[@wasdwasdedsf]

TDS hacks

[@RyanStrainMusic]

I wish she had a sense of humor

[@aliceqt6710]

She has in others videos of her

[@larsharring5412]

hmm hmmm so you say all the girl the say your ar a crep ar fake memory. How do get this women to suport that