Neuroscience of Focus with Heather Berlin & Neil deGrasse Tyson
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Top Comments (10)
As someone with ADD, this video is a very welcome installment to the StarTalk lineup!
What's Your Attention Hack?
A very interesting conversation. Thankyou. I personally find it difficult at times to let go of those intrusive, distracting thoughts. However, I feel I tend to compartmentalize them. I don't let go perse, it's sort of there, like dull white noise in the background. However, I can still do things I need to do pretty efficiently. Like, I can walk and chew gum.
Being a product of A Family of Musicians Three generations deep.... This just confirms how I've always felt about Music , experienced, grown up with, studied historically and in theory, as well as performed insturmentaly, all my life !!
37:30 The four stages of gaining competence: 1. Unconscious Incompetence - You're so bad that you don't even know how bad you are; 2. Conscious Incompetence - You're learning how much there is to learn, and you know that you're bad at it; 3. Conscious Competence - You're fairly competent, but you need to focus on the task in order for your competence to show itself; and, 4. Unconscious Competence - You're so good at it that you really don't need to think about what you're doing, when you're doing it, to achieve competent results.
Always a pleasure to hear you speak Heather! Wish StarTalk would do these questionnaires more with you.
As a musician, I was also taught to be confident but not cocky when performing. Concentration and mood definitely effects playing.
I just wish I could tell miss Berlin, that everyone should be playing video games, and NOT just watching TV. It's so much better for the brain.
2:05 To quote The Todd, the most skilled surgeon from the TV show Scrubs, "dum-dada-dum-dada-dum-dada-dum Shiny Scalpel!"
I always enjoy a Neil, Chuck, and Gary Startalk. Such great rapport.
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Top Comments (10)
As someone with ADD, this video is a very welcome installment to the StarTalk lineup!
What's Your Attention Hack?
A very interesting conversation. Thankyou. I personally find it difficult at times to let go of those intrusive, distracting thoughts. However, I feel I tend to compartmentalize them. I don't let go perse, it's sort of there, like dull white noise in the background. However, I can still do things I need to do pretty efficiently. Like, I can walk and chew gum.
Being a product of A Family of Musicians Three generations deep.... This just confirms how I've always felt about Music , experienced, grown up with, studied historically and in theory, as well as performed insturmentaly, all my life !!
37:30 The four stages of gaining competence: 1. Unconscious Incompetence - You're so bad that you don't even know how bad you are; 2. Conscious Incompetence - You're learning how much there is to learn, and you know that you're bad at it; 3. Conscious Competence - You're fairly competent, but you need to focus on the task in order for your competence to show itself; and, 4. Unconscious Competence - You're so good at it that you really don't need to think about what you're doing, when you're doing it, to achieve competent results.
Always a pleasure to hear you speak Heather! Wish StarTalk would do these questionnaires more with you.
As a musician, I was also taught to be confident but not cocky when performing. Concentration and mood definitely effects playing.
I just wish I could tell miss Berlin, that everyone should be playing video games, and NOT just watching TV. It's so much better for the brain.
2:05 To quote The Todd, the most skilled surgeon from the TV show Scrubs, "dum-dada-dum-dada-dum-dada-dum Shiny Scalpel!"
I always enjoy a Neil, Chuck, and Gary Startalk. Such great rapport.