Zombies Are Already Here! (But It's Not What You Think) | Steven Schlozman | TEDxCoconutGrove

Dr. Steven Schlozman explains the human consequence of not feeling unique in his talk “ Zombies Are Already Here! (But It’s Not What You Think)" at TEDxCoconutGrove 2017 ESCAPE.
Steve is assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and a child psychiatrist at Massachusetts General Hospital. He studied literature and biology at Stanford, and taught high school English. He earned his M.D. at Brown and trained in psychiatry. Steve writes about the interface of popular culture with medicine, and he also writes fiction. George Romero optioned Steve’s first novel for film. He teaches psychiatry, and a horror film seminar, for Harvard undergraduates. He has helped to design science education video games, and he has participated in research examining mental health stigma. He also writes maybe too much about zombies.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

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"The conveyor belt of modern existence[...]" Wow, that is a powerful line! Great talk.

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Between a tiger who killed people for survival purposes and a tiger who killed people for fun or to satisfied themselves then which one will you forgive?

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What's there to forgive?

[@jj1880]

This is great! I love this

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I would be indifferent to zombies if they didn't try to hurt or eat me. I wouldn't hate them.

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This is James reanimated

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Is this real, isn't this?

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Anybody felt he is not straight to the point or straight to anything ?

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Being straight is kind of boring. He is trying to be interesting.