You Are Not So Smart

179 - The Memory Illusion - Julia Shaw

May 3, 2020

01:19:12

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Psychedelic Memory

03:04

Your Friends Don't Give Friends False Memories

02:13

The Future of Interviewing

01:51

Introduction

4min

Getting More Sci-Fi on Instagram

2min

The Memory Illusion

2min

Blade Runner - Can You Copy Memories?

2min

Is There a Connection Between Memory and Personality?

3min

What Makes Evil and Bad Behavior Fascinating?

2min

What You Learned From Your University Professor in Memory Research

2min

The Full Thing Is Reality

2min

Psychedelic Memory

3min

10.

Are You Getting This Wrong With a Photographic Memory?

3min

11.

We Are So Poor at It, It's Not One to One

2min

12.

Your Friends Don't Give Friends False Memories

2min

13.

The Great Courses Plus App Plus Is a Great Supplement to Education

5min

14.

What's the Difference Between Top-Down and Bottom-Up Memory?

2min

15.

I've Convinced People They Have Committed Crimes That Never Have Taken Place

6min

16.

Your Mad Scientist - Is This Really Ethical?

3min

17.

The Parallels Between Therapy and Memory Hacking

2min

18.

Do You Have a Lesion on Your Brain?

4min

19.

Is There a False Memory?

2min

20.

Criminal Justice - What Do You Think We Can Do About It?

2min

21.

The Future of Interviewing

2min

22.

How Do We Preserve Our Memory?

2min

23.

Is There a Time Dilation?

4min

24.

What Are You Cooking From Antarctica?

2min

25.

The DeLorean From Back to the Future

4min

26.

The Cranks Your Tractor?

3min

27.

Blade Runner 2049

2min

28.

Blade Runner - I've Got It Here

3min

29.

How Does Social Media Influence My Identity and My Memory?

2min

30.

You Are Not So Smart Podcast

2min

Our guest on this episode of the You Are Not So Smart Podcast is Dr. Julia Shaw, the author of The Memory Illusion, Julia is famous among psychologists because she was able to implant false memories into a group of subjects and convince 70 percent of them that they were guilty of a crime they did not commit, and she did so by using the sort of sloppy interrogation techniques that some police departments have been truly been guilty of using in the past.

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