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The Self-Organizing Universe ~ Neil Theise

Neil Theise describes how stem cell research has helped to reveal a self-organizing universe.

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SAND18 US — Enhancing Human Wellbeing through Nondual Awareness

With Deepak Chopra, Judith Blackstone, Zoran Josipovic, Paul Mills, and Tiffany Barsotti

The source of capacity to optimize our experience...
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A Semantic Map of the Brain

Scientists at UC Berkeley have placed volunteers in an fMRI scanner and monitored blood flow in their brain activity for two hours, while having them listen to stories. The result: they were able to map which areas respond to different words.

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Biomimicry

In the quest for innovative and functional designs, many scientists are now turning to nature for inspiration.

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TEDx talk: Epigenetics

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The study of epigenetics has changed how we look at the effect that our genetic inheritance has on our physical and mental health, as well as on that of our children and grandchildren.

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A Neurosurgeon Talks of Vulnerability

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Gabor Maté interviews James Doty on his book: "Into the Magic Shop" a conversation on trauma, healing, magic, and compassion.
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SAND18 US — Are We Just Another Primate?

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Is there any behavior that we can say for certain is unique to humans?
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Deleting the App, The New Ritual of Commitment: Esther Perel

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