What Is “Now”? & How to Deal with Poisonous People
The episode explores three major scientific and psychological themes: the Harvard Grant Study’s revelation that strong relationships are the top predictor of long-term happiness and health; a deep dive into the neuroscience and physics of 'now,' revealing that our experience of the presen
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