Is There a Culture of Not Celebrating Others?

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There's a culture of not giving credit to the strongest idea in your paper and instead say it's kind of or imply that it's original. I think people get most competitive in all walks of life, but especially in science when they're as close as they get in the exact thing they work on. And so there's this dance. You know, there's a few researchers in each of the individual little things that you work on. If you're studying a particular kind of aunt, you know that other person is also studying that particular aunt,. But then you're not going to often give credit for the brilliant ideas that that other researcher is doing. "You're as strong as your community

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(00:00) – Introduction
(07:25) – Diet
(17:30) – Attribution in science
(20:11) – Rick Rubin
(27:57) – Mental states
(42:38) – Controversial guests
(55:19) – Karl Deisseroth
(59:34) – Difficult conversations
(1:06:36) – Big guests
(1:20:22) – Academia
(1:27:23) – Freedom of speech
(1:38:26) – If by Rudyard Kipling
(1:45:37) – Music
(1:51:16) – Public speaking
(2:10:11) – Non-sleep deep rest
(2:24:32) – Focus
(2:34:52) – Stress and anxiety
(2:54:48) – Sauna
(3:06:14) – Sex
(3:14:07) – Love and relationships