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An Immense World

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Mentioned by

Lisa Feldman Barrett

Andrew Huberman

Sean M. Carroll

Hari Srinivasan

Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Lisa Feldman Barrett

as a masterful book that helps readers experience the world through different sensory perspectives.

Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett: How to Understand Emotions

Recommended by

Andrew Huberman

for its insights into the power of olfaction.

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Mentioned by

Steph Smith

as a book about animal senses and how they differ from human senses.

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Recommended by

Mihir Desai

for its exploration of animal sensory perception and its broader implications for understanding the natural world.

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Mentioned by

Andrew Huberman

as a book about the sensory specializations of other animals.

#249 ‒ How the brain works, Andrew’s fascinating backstory, improving scientific literacy, and more | Andrew Huberman, Ph.D.

Mentioned by

David Marchese

as

Ed Yong

's book about animal perception, which became a bestseller during the pandemic.

'The Interview': Ed Yong Wants to Show You the Hidden Reality of the World

Mentioned by

Anil Seth

when discussing the different sensory experiences of various animals.

#649 - Anil Seth - Does Your Brain Hallucinate Conscious Reality?

Mentioned by

Hari Srinivasan

as a book about animal senses.

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Recommended by

Dax Shepard

as a fascinating book about the natural world and the senses.

Ken Goldberg (roboticist)

Mentioned by

Sophie Strand

for its exploration of the diverse sensory worlds of different creatures.

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Recommended by Alok Jha, exploring animal senses and how they reveal the hidden depths of the world.

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Mentioned by

Jamie Metzl

as a book that discusses how animals are covered with sensors that act as survival mechanisms.

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Mentioned by

Molly Bentley

as a new book about animal senses.

Coming to Our Animal Senses

Recommended by

Tim Scarfe

for its scientific explanation of animal sensory systems.

DOES AI HAVE AGENCY? With Professor. Karl Friston and Riddhi J. Pitliya

Mentioned by

Aidan Helfant

as a book exploring the sensory perceptive systems of animals compared to humans.

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Mentioned by both hosts as a source for examples on animal perception and sensory biology.

Why are stars different colors?

Mentioned by

Sean M. Carroll

as the author of a new book on animal senses.

201 | Ed Yong on How Animals Sense the World

Recommended by

Chris Benson

as a Pulitzer Prize winning book about how humans and animals perceive the world through their senses.

Udio & the age of multi-modal AI

Mentioned by

Darren McKee

who thought it was excellent, both well-written and well-narrated.

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Recommended by Alok Jha and discussed by

John Fassman

for its exploration of animal senses and how they perceive the world.

Best-of three: our country, books and games of the year

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