With Steven Parton

Community-driven, evidence-based discussions seeking to better understand how to navigate the challenges of the modern world as an ancient ape. Hosted by Steven Parton, who previously led Singularity University's podcast, The Feedback Loop, into the Top 25 most listened to tech/psychology podcasts in the world

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32 – Rob Chavez: Lessons from a Computational Social Neuroscientist

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6kOh868i0A?si=HiwnYLBcjkP4xY8l&w=560&h=315] Watch or Listen on your preferred platform: Rob Chavez, an associate professor at the University of Oregon, joins me to discuss his field of computational social neuroscience. In addition to exploring his unique field of study, we also take a look at the weaknesses and strengths of brain imaging, the current state of neuroscience, the future impacts of AI, the importance of remembering "the map...

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Hosted by: Steven Parton

After spending the first 21 years of my life sheltered in small southern Ohio town (population 700), I've been dedicated to expanding my worldview. Upon completing my studies in computer science and psychology, I quit a 6-figure job to travel the world, living below the poverty line with a backpack full of books, journals, and a laptop.

With an autodidact's obsession, I spent the next decade exploring affairs with multiple beliefs, from occultism and Jungian psychology to Buddhism and transhumanism. To test my ideas, I converted the chaos of my mind into several on-stage plays, six science fiction novels, dozens of scientific presentations, and hundreds of essays.

As I honed in on my path of self-actualization through these many acts of creation, I founded a publishing company, a non-profit, started a world-ranked podcast, and completed a graduate degree with an emphasis on social neuroscience. My goal is to now use my scientific education, philosophical musings, and real-world experience to promote ideas that improve individual well-being and society as a whole.

          Steven Parton

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