Neuroscience Meets Psychology | Dr. Andrew Huberman

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Название	:	Neuroscience Meets Psychology \| Dr. Andrew Huberman \| EP 296
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Thank you Dr Peterson (& team) for hosting me to discuss the neuroscience of dopamine regulation, habit and rule setting, decision making & more Grateful for your many insights and questions!
Comment from : @hubermanlab

These discussions are very helpful in understanding the power of the mind, emotions and our ability to think correctly and not just react! Biblical truths here !
Comment from : @charmaneshuping

This the best thing I listen to on this channel
Comment from : @miraelrozczarowniczona8901

Two my favorite podcasts meet what fabulous
Comment from : @samuelgebretnsae9577

Too bad Andrew Huberman destroyed his credibility with that fraud Peterson 🤮
Comment from : @CdnGlobalCitzen

This podcast had a combined IQ of 300 lol
Comment from : @Mullerlife1

Its like watching a the beautiful people at Sarah and Carl's apartment complex swimming ans playing around and remembering why you can't trust anyone All they wanted was their money, and to make themselves feel better about what they did
Comment from : @Nargle19

This is properly one of the best video's I have seen, really insightful and useful Explains so many of my struggles
Comment from : @sebastiaanstok

Just 2 goats is all
Comment from : @carloferretti8956

The last phrase is brutal: rats don't get addicted to coc@ine if they live in their natural environment
Comment from : @quovadisanimaciones6613

Omg! This is how education should be! brIt makes me think of the classical Greek masters having open - unbiased conversations at a very accesible way for their pupils!brThank you both, you are teachers, masters and doctors of your respective fields what a delight this has been!!! I’m very grateful for both of you in this world! Thank you 🙏
Comment from : @hybridchildren261

Oh my gawd what a cool conversation ❤
Comment from : @lindsayhaskins2848

@ 28:50br@29:21
Comment from : @mrmusic1931

marshMALLOW
Comment from : @llwydanwyl

Two gems of modern era in one frame ❤
Comment from : @alidurrani4645

I don't know if i get all the details but it sounds to me that dopamine and the seek of it is what basically drives humans (and apparently other mammals) in their behaviours So common knowledge about it should be way higher than what it is now in the society! Thank you for all those enlightments Regards from France !
Comment from : @tattoostudioleitmotif4703

as regards to the prefrontal cortex conundrumbri hate to say it but your jacket lapels need work JPbrthe left side stitchwork is just badbrand the overall design of the actual lapels themselves is tackybryour post frontal lapel work? needs work😁brbtwim actually attentively absorbing whats being said herebritll take 5 watchings to comprehend itbrbut im on it!
Comment from : @user-gp6nt7ev7m

1:37:14 @hubermanlab explaining post nut clarity
Comment from : @BeauJBarton

2 of my favorite people combined, had to click and watch
Comment from : @basicallyvi

❤
Comment from : @jklol1680

WoW! Fantastic! Thank you!
Comment from : @pamelareinhardt7589

I highly appreciate Dr Peterson but he’s got a bad habit of interrupting people before they have a full opportunity to finish out a thought
Comment from : @jacomusdecanus

I am a HUGE fan of both of you, and your respective works have helped me through the greatest struggle of my adult life I can't stress enough, nor can I exaggerate, how amazing and interesting this conversation was to witness!brbrThank you both from the bottom of my heart!
Comment from : @eerosoots

Professor Huberman and Peterson work and connect together great podcast Thank you both ❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @EricMHowardII-yh1rn

I am so anxious and sometimes there's nothing better than observing an aquarium
Comment from : @Venator1230

match made in heaven! 🤍
Comment from : @erisiabatto

why is peterson blonde in the thumb? haha
Comment from : @asasipogi

At 46:20 Jordan mentions a name of someone who called something to dopamine “seeking” did he pan sap or pank sep? I can’t find him on Google
Comment from : @tsebomashigo6631

I love this Be a forever student!
Comment from : @Coolsis100

This made me think of a black mirror episode idea, ppl remote controlling the insular to send instructions to the prefrontal cortex
Comment from : @BugDrivenExplorer

Not everyone can just feel their pulse without checking with their fingers? I thought people did that to get a crisper feeling 😅 I standing here counting my heartbeats 😂
Comment from : @chasemagness6824

❤❤
Comment from : @VenusLover17

Im not crazy Im just 24/7 depressed lol
Comment from : @donovonpavloff970

Dopamine is not about the pursuit of happiness but the happiness of pursuit
Comment from : @sashascholz8762

Best combo 🫠
Comment from : @francescadriessen5990

Andrew and Jordan what would be the best treatment or therapy for someone who has autism spectrum disorder (borderline) and mild intellectual disability? Or anyone who has any experience to help?
Comment from : @SOAMC-

Two great, beautiful minds cooperating with the same intention: to be of service to their fellow humans is something to behold and appreciate Thank you, gentlemen (hinge 8:30 à 21:36 stimulation of nucleus reuniens 41:15- 46:20)
Comment from : @micheleparadis2808

The Brain's "Insula"wow I would argue, the Insula is the source of one's feeling of "Soul" As well as the area of the brain which performs "Pattern Recognition" "To refuse praise is to desire to be praised twice"
Comment from : @youremail3285

This existsbrbrIt's like cheat mode!!
Comment from : @burninglion2584

Thank you, this was one of the most helpful videos to understand the “depression state” brIn that jewel 💎 of “innocent, until proven guilty” and what’s the smallest infraction that we can look at instead of going down the thought pattern of i messed this up of course I messed this up I’m a worthless piece of shit and I’ll always mess things up br🙏🏻
Comment from : @JeannieKatz-zr8iu

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Comment from : @paty1505jesus

Fascinating talk, thank you! The depressive cascade part of the video reminds me of: "Trade you expectations for appreciation & your whole life will change" like Tony Robbins always says
Comment from : @birdsee3

a moment of silence to those who didn't find this
Comment from : @SohaibSaidi-nu5hl

I will keep this short & simple, this content is POETRYbrI thank both of you for such Brilliance!
Comment from : @PsychoDynamicFun

1:14:00
Comment from : @williamsoto7101

Thank you!
Comment from : @rcz2023

failure is somewhat objective
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

@ryanrose you kind of do this with the horses you train
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

sooo there are no 'lazy' people just differences in the 'value' placed on the goal and resulting dopamine treat - so someone viewed as unmotivated may just place more value in the tasks performed
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

The Hierarchy d sucker (Kermit Chopra)
Comment from : @NicholasWilliams-kd3eb

color matters a lot visually will screw up even my sudoku games true storybrif we ignore this it's like ignoring basic human autonomic response Kbrbrclearly this matters brbrthink you get it if you read this farbrbr Best
Comment from : @johnpedersen3458

Thanks to you Dr without you knowing, you're being as helpful as a father should have been for me 💓
Comment from : @rosem2317

wow so children that are very often let down would destroy their ability to keep building hope for things somehow
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

deja vu comes to mindso if you think of multiple outcomes the fastest 'solution' wins
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

so abusive still parenting could explain higher physical abilities?
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

it helps explain why new rule sets could not be made once already in the 'rage' or 'disconnection' state - had to identify the trigger wayyyyy sooner so I could still 'pause' - and why sometimes the trigger seemed so insignificant compared to the 'rage' or 'depression' or spirling mood
Comment from : @stephaniestevenson3320

Saving a Vimp note 44:35 -- 44:52 "Midline Thalamus" area (subjective feeling of Mild frustration, anticipation of something they didn't know what) brThis is incredibly thought provoking!
Comment from : @siamgangte2826

24:48 This is dangerous knowledge that can be used in military
Comment from : @nataliashkrebtii6489

In his opening comments Dr Huberman claims epinephrine is the basis of all neural energy He may have been speaking metaphorically, I don’t know But taken at face value his claim is incorrect In human biology as in most of the members of the animal kingdom adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, is the primary source of energy as it is for all the cells and organs Nerves are made up of a cell body with dendritic extensions that communicates with nearby nerve cells centrally, a long projection called an axon that connects the nerve cell in the central nervous system with its target a great distance away, and the axon terminal that contacts the target site like a muscle cell The signal from the cell to the target is essentially electrical based on ion concentrations inside and outside the axon and maintaining the resting voltage and restoring it after a signal is generated depends on chemical reactions peered by ATPbrbrEpinephrine is a sympathomimetic hormone not a neurotransmitter that increases the heart rate and blood pressure Dopamine, norepinephrine, acetylcholine, serotonin, and other such chemicals are neurotransmitters that are used by nerve cells to signal each other
Comment from : @dennissilber287

45:00 dopamine
Comment from : @thiagolinhares8546

ProofbrYou are uniquely qualified to extend the blending of this research to complete the exploration of political culture of victims (perceived and produced) by policy's in western governance that will complement pretty much all of your writingbrYou have the platform, the intelligence, and moral foundation for this effo that could change the direction that our culture is headed brSeems every time I tune in I end up with the same thoughtbrGrateful and unworthy of your service and sacrifice
Comment from : @jedtaylor3551

This is a remarkably resourceful video to anyone There's so much amazing discovery and insight contained in this I really appreciate the good work that you do
Comment from : @deadlymedley3306

Does the hubber have headphones to hear himself, or his notes?
Comment from : @NemsCutiepie-jj9gn

They take the best out of each other Perfect duo 😍
Comment from : @ferravenclaw8436

Listening to my two favorite people have this brilliant conversation has been the highlight of my morning Thank you both for what you do
Comment from : @sarawalsh4660

Man, this was brilliant Won't get into my issues 😳, but just a big WOW and thank you, both
Comment from : @FullMetalNobody

What was that with Gold commercial? Kinda scammy no?
Comment from : @viktorasantanaitis8602

Hello ! I was hit on and above my right eye with a 105 ton over head crane and have been struggling with depression and anxiety This knowledge alone helps me more than I can articulate Thank you so much for bringing this knowledge to me in a kind way that you do so for many
Comment from : @andrewdubois1385

Excellent! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Comment from : @PrimeMatt

it’s so impressive and deep…! This conversation and the ideas from it are amazing and i am now writing down the insights thank you both!)
Comment from : @ArtemMindsurfer

1:28:00 Dopamine hit for Peterson
Comment from : @m3po22

1:24:00 B F Skinner trained himself to train animals
Comment from : @m3po22

So you're telling me a great way to ruin a child's life is to make sure they go unrewarded - or even punished - for everything? Thanks Mom and Dad, great job! Undoing that was fun, and still not finished
Comment from : @garbojaxmcbruce9626

Innocent until proven guilty our brother Russell Brand! 😊 brilliantly done!! ❤
Comment from : @thewillsfamilyaccount6486

I love this stuff!! 😊
Comment from : @thewillsfamilyaccount6486

Almost 50 with only a girlfriend How sad he doesn’t have a wife or family
Comment from : @Normal-mom

these two men are SINGLE-HANDEDLY saving all of humanity
Comment from : @divelostmind

0:00: 🧠 Dr Andrew D Huberman is a neuroscientist and tenured associate professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, focusing on brain development, plasticity, and neural regenerationbr20:43: 🧠 The prefrontal cortex normally leads the response of the anterior cingulate cortex and insula, but in individuals with chronic anxiety or damage to the prefrontal cortex, the order of control reversesbr41:33: 💡 The brain area in the midline thalamus connects directly to the major hubs of dopamine release, which is the primary approach-related positive reward systembr1:01:51: 🧠 Positive emotions, such as mania, can become pathological when they lose focus and discriminationbr1:22:18: 🧠 Using sustained attention and reward can effectively train animals and facilitate behavioral transformations in humansbrRecap by Tammy AI
Comment from : @OliviaJohnsonHoney

20:21 this explains why we always lower the music when parking a carbrThe rules have changed from ‘navigation in forward motion’, to ‘low speed navigation while simultaneously searching for a suitable resting place’brHuge jump in task load from a perspective of cognitive perspective
Comment from : @tripghl0

If only schools would teach us that way
Comment from : @daviddylag6854

Already 30min, feels like 5
Comment from : @daviddylag6854

😮❤
Comment from : @Aylarss

Keep rewatching its so good
Comment from : @samkemp6762

So interesting
Comment from : @samkemp6762

Stanford University is one of the best schools in the world and one of the hardest to get into The fact that Mr Huberman is a associate Professor there in a subject as complex as neuroscience speaks volumes to his intellect He is somebody, along with Dr Peterson, that would be wise to listen to and take advice from
Comment from : @Missnips24

Amazing to hear brilliant men discuss such deep and complex topics for our benefit I think this sentiment is expressed in the lord of the rings, but it goes something like this “We cannot all be great, but we should at least recognize greatness when we come across it“
Comment from : @robertbaldwin2779