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Church tries to avoid wasting any more of the world’s 6 billion minds.
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“Even a blind person knows the shape of the parts of a car,” George Church says. “We didn’t know the shape of anything that we are made out of.”
Gilbert would like to interview my great, great, great granddaughter.
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Gilbert would build an irrational Walden.
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Dan Gilbert says technology could make us happier if we used it in the right ways.
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An age of believing our eyes, rather than our elders.
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We don’t have everything we want, but we sure have a lot, says Dan Gilbert.
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Dan Gilbert says the environment should be the most pressing issue because of its urgency and gay marriage, precisely because it is a non-issue.
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Interesting things happen when two sides of the brain duke it out.
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Belief in something we absolutely can’t see, for which there’s no evidence, cuts against the grain of what it means to be a scientist to me.
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Science is the worst way of knowing except for all the other ways of knowing.
Kant is the foundation for modern psychology, Gilbert says.
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Simply put, good science is creative, says Dan Gilbert.
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Dan Gilbert’s creative process involves a lot of puzzling and puzzling and puzzling.
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Gilbert looks forward to answers to questions we haven’t even asked yet.
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Gilbert discusses the nature of happiness and his work in affective forecasting, which is the process by which people look into their future and make predictions about what they’ll like […]
