The Science Revolution with Thom Hartmann The Neuroscience of the Creative Geek Exposed
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Feb 8, 2021 
Richard Silberstein, Chief Scientist at Neuro-Insight and professor emeritus at Swinburne University, discusses the fascinating neuroscience behind creative 'geeks.' He dives into the cognitive profiles associated with traits like Asperger's and ADHD, revealing how these can enhance creativity despite social challenges. The conversation also touches on the brain's unique functions in generating and filtering ideas, exploring how neurodiversity reshapes our understanding of creativity.
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Nationwide Cult Dynamics
- Donald Trump's leadership exemplifies a nationwide cult phenomenon driven by psychological manipulation and misinformation.
- This cult-like spread occurs despite freedom of speech and access to information, showing deep public mental health issues.
Combatting Toxic Cult Influence
- Remove harmful influencers and set firm boundaries through legal means to combat cult-like political control.
- Fix disinformation systems and address socioeconomic vulnerabilities to restore public mental health.
Traits of Creative Geeks
- Creative geeks often share traits like high intelligence, eccentricity, and sometimes autistic or ADHD characteristics.
- These traits contribute to remarkable contributions in science and technology despite social challenges.
