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Mentioned in 4 episodes

The scientist in the crib

Book • 1999
Author
Alison Gopnik

Mentioned by

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 Naval Ravikant
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 Sean M. Carroll
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 Steve Jurvetson
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 Alison Gopnik
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 Jitendra Malik
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 Janet Coffey
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 Ray Scott Percival

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by Naval Ravikant as a book about viewing children as little scientists.
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Mentioned by Sean M. Carroll as the author of several books on child development and cognition.
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Recommended by Steve Jurvetson to new parents, highlighting its insights into child development.
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Mentioned by Alison Gopnik as books she authored.
Cultivating More Childhood Wonder with Dr. Alison Gopnik
Mentioned by Jitendra Malik when discussing how children build causal models through experimentation.
#110 – Jitendra Malik: Computer Vision
Mentioned by Janet Coffey when discussing the innate curiosity of children.
Ep. #231: The Moore Foundation's Curiosity-Driven Science Initiative, with Janet Coffey
Mentioned by Ray Scott Percival as a book discussing the development of cognitive abilities in babies.
Episode 95: On Morality, Moralizing, and Elephant Jockeys (Round Table)

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