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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The Ideological Brain

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Mentioned by

Christoph Drösser

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Sean Illing

as a book exploring the connection between biology, psychology, and political beliefs.

The science of ideology

Mentioned by

Jon Favreau

as exploring how our biology is correlated to our ideological tendencies.

Zuck Takes the Stand, ChatGPT Turns on Lovett, and the Surprising Ties Between Our Biology and Our Politics

Mentioned by

Rafael Behr

as a fascinating book exploring the complex interaction between personality, culture, society, neurobiology, and politics.

'The Ideological Brain' – Are Some People Hard-wired for Radicalisation?

Uncovers how our susceptibility to extremism is shaped by the architecture of our minds.

Why your brain might be wired for extremism

Erwähnt von

Christoph Drösser

im Zusammenhang mit der Erforschung der kognitiven Aspekte politischer Einstellungen.

Gesellschaft im Wandel – Wie wir Veränderungen bewältigen können

Mentioned by

Mike Peska

as the author of a book exploring the science of susceptible minds and flexible thinking.

The Ideological Brain with Dr. Leor Zmigrod

Mentioned by Nick Robinson, the author explores characteristics in people's cognition, emotion and brain structure that push them towards certain ideologies.

Palestinians killed while collecting aid in Gaza

The guest, Liorce McGrath, makes the case that political beliefs aren't just beliefs.

The Gray Area: The science of ideology

Mentioned by

James Tytko

as the author of a book on the neuroscience of extremism.

Extremist brains, and expelling traumatic memories

Mentioned by

Andrew Keen

as a new book warning about how radical ideologies of both left and right can infect our brains.

Episode 2501: Leor Zmigrod on how radical ideology is infecting our brains

Mentioned by

Paul Dolan

as a good book about people being on a continuum or distribution.

Beliefism: how to stop hating the people we disagree with

Mentioned by

Michael Kovnat

as the book of the day, exploring how our thought patterns and brain structures shape our relationship with political ideas.

The Ideological Brain

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