Your Mind Is Being Fracked

[@TheMoonsPyre]

PLEASE give us a longer version of whatever that music was at the end and, for the love of God. PLEASE put it somewhere we can stream or buy it?? Thanks 😊

[@waynedawson7613]

I deeply appreciate that Prof Burnett mentioned the value of the arts. I'm a scientist, but I cannot advocate enough for the value of art (though non-monetary), both inside and outside of science.

[@mademoisellekarina3426]

"beauty will save the world" - Fyodor Dostoyevsky

[@ReddCharlie]

What is that piece of music?

[@devastationjhayne]

I found part of it! The song is Misguided Conversation, by Mark Korven, from the soundtrack of The Peripheral.

[@NIMBEN-REUVEN]

Part of the music is from a song called Blue Tunnel by Blanck Mass, from the Ted K soundtrack. More music is layered on top of it that I can't recognize though...

[@Edo9River]

❤❤❤ what a meditative experience, this podcast.

[@Pudzilla1]

A wonderfully literate guest.

[@lydiasharp6070]

Thanks for your thoughtful, informative conversation guys.

[@goodnatureart]

I think about my generation being the last that didn't have screens growing up. The ASSymetrical programming is now universal. Love Strother School.

[@local_tomatillo]

Please credit the artist from the piece of music in the listening exercise. It's driving me and some other folks here and on Reddit kinda crazy.

[@local_tomatillo]

Also -- I greatly appreciated this episode. Thank you.

[@TheMoonsPyre]

It’s a compilation of two or three different songs the editing team put together. However, I NEED THIS RELEASED, LONGER TIMING, STREAMABLE lol

[@volkerengels5298]

13:00 The way we think of and treat ADHD(ppl) is the same story. These 'Misfits' break our idea(!) of attention. I mean in the end you're proud of being able to do boring stuff over a long period of time.............................................................................................................................

[@Ale-wj6nm]

what is exactly the book referenced very early on and what's the author - "History of science" ???

[@glennjohnson4581]

His guest is writing a book about the science of attention.

[@EricMHowardII-yh1rn]

Attention requires strong interest that stirs up Enjoyable Learning Knowledge and provides guidance and direction along with spiritual rehabilitation and development daily. -Hebrews 4:12 Attention can not become boring to tears devoid of why that sort kind stuff is being taught without understanding. Doing boring stuff without understanding is harmful to the process of enjoyable learning in ways that makes students want to drop out of school in droves especially for boys and Men.

[@Illiteratechimp]

Did anyone misread the title? I thought it said our attention is being f'ed, that's why I clicked

[@oakleyhill164]

Your attention was misdirected... Or was it?

[@DerricktheRed]

I've done my best, but I really don't speak academic like this.

[@hadiza1]

💜💜💜

[@JeremyHelm]

7:39 pursuit tests

[@JeremyHelm]

9:13 Weiner didn't name it cybernetics because he wanted cyborgs

[@JeremyHelm]

10:40 vigilance detriment

[@JeremyHelm]

12:17 wither pomodoro?

[@JeremyHelm]

13:34 what's the question behind the inquiry?

[@JeremyHelm]

15:07 Iain McGilchrist does both

[@melliecrann-gaoth4789]

👍👍🙏

[@joseflemire4284]

READ Aldous Huxley's Island..."Attention" is the Refrain

[@B.FrankAndersen]

🙂

[@DSTH323]

Important content but sentences should end in periods most of the time, not question marks. The acute inflections here that round sentences like a question, the “uptalk” or the “high rising terminal” (HRT) habit ruined this episode for us here. In our home we enjoy this show but we don't want to be talked to like children.

[@roc7880]

when kids looked at their phones in class they cannot learn shit. blame the parents not the teachers.

[@rdean150]

Blame the people who built the flashing attention algorithms. The engineers did it on purpose. They knew what they were doing, they decided to do it, and their business stakeholders celebrated the success of their project.

[@patricksweeney6334]

“blame the parents not the teachers.” Well, maybe… a little? But phones being used in a classroom is entirely a classroom management issue. Each class should start with… “Ok, phones on your desk, face down. A phone that gets touched before the bell rings gets moved to *my* desk.” There. Done.

[@erinm9445]

@@patricksweeney6334 It's hilarious that you think it's that easy. Tell me you haven't tried to manage a classroom of 30 middleschoolers without telling me.