The Science of Sleep, with Matt Walker
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Top Comments (10)
This guy's the embodiment of clarity and articulation - he must get some great sleep.
Matt handles the chaos of StarTalk better than any guest I've seen in last 3 years.
My dreams are so vivid and so detailed. Sometimes I wake up and go back to sleep just to get back into the same dream and see where it goes. And I do get back to the same dream when I do that
you can tell matt walker loves his work every complex question he had the perfect answer for! 100% need to get him back on the show as a guest again
Ironically Neal looks sleepy 😴 🥱 😅
I've gone back and forth on this video now... have even listened to it while I fell asleep (I'd be curious hearing what that might do); And have deduced that it's my favorite "Neil x Some Other Professional" type of video _ever_ to this date. Very few episodes come close.
First time hearing of Matt Walker, awesome guest, very well spoken and would love for him to return again!
Dreaming is the most underrated aspect of life. You can experience basically anything in a mental simulation that sometimes feels as real as real life. Everyone should start a dream journal and practice lucid dreaming. You'd be surprised how useful and fun it is. It's even better than psychedelics in my opinion
Neil deGrasse Tyson is literally the bridge 🌁 that allows us to understand science since I was never interested in science until he came around
Ooo my first query question answered. Kenny here. And yes, Chuck, my prefontal cortex is finished as I'm 40-years-old. As always, this episode is so insightful and informative and will cause me to go on another research spiral.
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Top Comments (10)
This guy's the embodiment of clarity and articulation - he must get some great sleep.
Matt handles the chaos of StarTalk better than any guest I've seen in last 3 years.
My dreams are so vivid and so detailed. Sometimes I wake up and go back to sleep just to get back into the same dream and see where it goes. And I do get back to the same dream when I do that
you can tell matt walker loves his work every complex question he had the perfect answer for! 100% need to get him back on the show as a guest again
Ironically Neal looks sleepy 😴 🥱 😅
I've gone back and forth on this video now... have even listened to it while I fell asleep (I'd be curious hearing what that might do); And have deduced that it's my favorite "Neil x Some Other Professional" type of video _ever_ to this date. Very few episodes come close.
First time hearing of Matt Walker, awesome guest, very well spoken and would love for him to return again!
Dreaming is the most underrated aspect of life. You can experience basically anything in a mental simulation that sometimes feels as real as real life. Everyone should start a dream journal and practice lucid dreaming. You'd be surprised how useful and fun it is. It's even better than psychedelics in my opinion
Neil deGrasse Tyson is literally the bridge 🌁 that allows us to understand science since I was never interested in science until he came around
Ooo my first query question answered. Kenny here. And yes, Chuck, my prefontal cortex is finished as I'm 40-years-old. As always, this episode is so insightful and informative and will cause me to go on another research spiral.