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Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 19:04:01 +0000
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Subject: Your Brain Peforms Better When It Slows Down, with Steven Kotler
| | | Big Think WEDNESDAY Newsletter :: DECEMBER 10, 2014 |  While it may sound like sci-fi hocus pocus, Kotler explains that beneath a flow state lies "a complicated mass of neurobiology." Read More | | New & Noteworthy | | Sam Harris isn't hesitant to admit that he's embarrassed by the word "spirituality." Read More | | "If you worked at the NBA in the '70s you had to be a believer that America was a good country and that we had something to teach rather than to be afraid of." Read More Making informed choices about medical treatment could not only save our lives and improve our health, but could also dramatically reduce our medical bills. Read More | Examples of people worrying too much, or not enough, are everywhere. Ebola, vaccines, climate change, obesity… But it’s also instructive, and encouraging, when people get risk right. Read More Of course, it’s normal to get anxious before launching a crowdfunding campaign, but the best possible way to alleviate that (and eventually find success) is preparation. Read More | | | | |
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