About the Event Curiosity and a hunger for knowledge, information or experience are very alive, but often criticized, as in the old proverb, “Curiosity killed the cat.” We are often hooked by our curiosity, the dopamine hunger for the next revelation, the next...
About the Event Have you ever wondered what kinds of childhoods people who believed in authoritarianism had? Have you struggled to find common language and common ground with folks who deeply value loyalty and purity? The results of corporal punishment in the brains...
About the Event Why do we continually compare things, especially ourselves with others? Why are comparisons so painful? What happens in the brain when we occupy ourselves with this largely useless pursuit? Do we receive a brain reward when we make comparisons? Join...
About the Event Are you or someone you love shy? Is there a difference between shyness and social anxiety? What about introversion – are shyness and introversion the same thing? What about being a highly sensitive person, how does that fit into the picture? And...
About the Event Can the brain tell the difference between a lie and the truth? What about our immune system – does telling the truth help our immune system function? Why does complex truth help us more than other expressions? Can we be too honest? What are the gifts...
