007 Licence to Feel with Richard Firth-Godbehere

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Richard Firth-Godbehere is an independent researcher and consultant in the history, language, and science of emotions. He is also a witty, entertaining, charismatic, and "occasionally funny" man.

This conversation goes "all over the place" with stops at:

01:50 – Feelings throughout history and the changing vocabulary to describe them
04:15 – Narrating one's own book
07:15 – Convergent evolution in different religions' stance on desires
11:33 – Ashoka the Great and Buddha "the fat guy"
16:45 – Abiding neurotransmitters and their role in emotions
19:05 – Defining love
21:07 – Reading Marcus Aurelius vs laughing at proto-scientific papers on evolution
22:05 – Scientists moving things forward (despite lacking in eloquence)
25:20 – Desire-led need to know things and the scientific revolution
26:44 – Emotions in decision making and the archetype of Mr. Spock
33:30 – Chipping away at jobs, task by task; paying humans to observe their emotions
35:35 – Emotions being the hardest nut to crack in creating genuine "General AI"; needing bigger "roomfuls of computers"
38:25 – Solipsism 2.0 and the future of emotions
39:05 – Passing the Turing test vs being sentient
43:50 – Digital communications and the wielding of one's "offendedness level" as an argument
47:05 – Getting freaked out by new information technology, on a global and historical level
48:25 – Changing culture of letter-writing and interpersonal communication (and the oxytocin connection)
51:45 – Pursuing copycat happiness and letting Instagram and TikTok be our guide doing it
54:30 – Modern art, filters, attention, and social media apps
57:15 – TikTok being better than YouTube at guessing the user's interests
61:20 – Computers telling us what we really want

Links:

Richard Firth-Godbehere: @DrRichFG
KMO: @Kayemmo | padverb.com/kmo

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