Dr. Art Markman and Dr. Bob Duke discuss time perception, the decline of memory with age, the power of accumulated wisdom, debunking the Mozart effect, the critical role of sleep in memory and emotional well-being, and the importance of scheduling happiness and meaningful conversations.

Dr. Art Markman and Dr. Bob Duke, both psychologists, delve into the intricate psychology of moving and the often-overlooked emotional journey of unpacking. They discuss the struggle of making commitments while facing uncertainty and the importance of investing in current relationships. The duo highlights how personalizing temporary spaces can significantly enhance well-being and productivity. Listeners are encouraged to embrace the present and fully engage with their surroundings, transforming the chaos of moving into an opportunity for growth.

Dr. Art Markman and Dr. Bob Duke discuss how desire influences risk assessment, exploring examples like addicted smokers prioritizing immediate satisfaction over long-term risks. They also delve into the connection between physiology and decision-making, highlighting the paradox of freedom and the lack of support for negative outcomes. The episode provides intriguing insights into the psychology of risk assessment.