The chapter discusses the ethical considerations of genetic testing for health markers like APOE4 and the personal choice individuals face in pursuing genetic testing. It also explores the personal origin story of a neuroscientist and their decision to pursue neuroscience over medicine to develop new techniques and treatments for neurological patients. The conversation shifts to discussing brain-machine interfaces, the psychological impact of losing control over movement, the evolution of the technology, and the ethical dilemmas arising from increased interest in the field.
What if the games we play reveal deeper truths about human nature and society? In this mind-expanding conversation, neuroscientist Kelly Clancy, author of Playing with Reality: How Games Have Shaped Our World explores the profound role of games and game theory in understanding ourselves and actively shaping reality itself.
Get ready to rethink what constitutes "winning" and embrace an "infinite game" philosophy focused on mutual flourishing over ego-driven conquests.
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