#1908
Mentioned in 13 episodes
Look Again
The Power of Noticing What Was Always There
Book • 2024
This book, based on decades of research in psychological and biological sciences, explores the phenomenon of habituation where people stop noticing significant aspects of their lives.
Sharot and Sunstein provide insights on how to 'dishabituate' by disrupting routines, changing environments, and interacting with different people.
This approach helps in reigniting joy, innovating, and recognizing areas that need improvement.
The authors use various examples, including how people adapt to negative and positive stimuli, to illustrate how temporary changes can restore sensitivity and enhance appreciation for both the good and the bad in life.
Sharot and Sunstein provide insights on how to 'dishabituate' by disrupting routines, changing environments, and interacting with different people.
This approach helps in reigniting joy, innovating, and recognizing areas that need improvement.
The authors use various examples, including how people adapt to negative and positive stimuli, to illustrate how temporary changes can restore sensitivity and enhance appreciation for both the good and the bad in life.
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Mentioned in 13 episodes
Mentioned by 
Steven Bartlett as the author of the book, discussing its content on habituation and its impact on various aspects of life.
Steven Bartlett as the author of the book, discussing its content on habituation and its impact on various aspects of life.
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No.1 Neuroscientist: NEW Research Explains Why Life, Work & Your Sex Life will eventually get Boring! (HOW TO STOP THIS HAPPENING) Dr. Tali Sharot
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Sam Harris as the focus of their conversation, exploring habituation and its consequences.
Sam Harris as the focus of their conversation, exploring habituation and its consequences.
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#359 — Getting Used to It
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Eric Zimmer as the core idea of the conversation, focusing on habituation and reawakening joy and purpose.
Eric Zimmer as the core idea of the conversation, focusing on habituation and reawakening joy and purpose.
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Why We Stop Noticing What Matters and How to Feel Alive Again with Tali Sharot
Mentioned by 
Dan Harris as the book co-authored by 
Tali Sharot and Cass Sunstein discussing the neuroscience of habituation.
Dan Harris as the book co-authored by Tali Sharot and Cass Sunstein discussing the neuroscience of habituation.
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Modern Life Numbs You. Here’s The Neuroscience Of Waking Up | Tali Sharot
Mentioned by Tali Sharot as her book co-authored with Cass Sustain, exploring the power of noticing what was always there.
Tali Sharot as her book co-authored with Cass Sustain, exploring the power of noticing what was always there.
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TALI SHAROT: the optimism bias
Mentioned by Tally Sherritt, illustrating how small lies can snowball into bigger ones.
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Mencionado por Dixo Bailey para explicar cómo nuestro cerebro se adapta a la información constante y se habitúa a la negatividad.
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Mencionado como um livro sobre o poder de perceber o que sempre esteve lá.
O conselho de uma neurocientista para 'desabituar' o cérebro e evitar situações que nos fazem mal
Mentioned by 
Paul Dolan as a book they discussed on an earlier episode about habituation and adaptation.
Paul Dolan as a book they discussed on an earlier episode about habituation and adaptation.
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