Amir Levine

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1,160 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 15 Jun

Amir Levine’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The ethics committee allowed that, but they said to minority students, these two other people that you're playing with, they're members of the KKK.
So you think, why would I care if despicable people are not throwing the ball in my direction?
Like, why would it matter to me?
It doesn't matter.
The brain still lights up.
It's almost like a reflex reaction by the brain because that area of the brain and the way that our social brain works
it really not meant to the way that we're living today.
It was meant to the lives that we have when we were in the middle of the food chain.
And to be ignored by someone meant real threat.
And it's rather that I be noticed by despicable people or be in contact with despicable people than being alone.
Because being alone is the biggest threat there could be in terms of for an animal in the middle of the food chain.
So I think that's why the brain really loathes
exclusion and being ignored.
And when I say, you know, it's a very nice scientific word when it says self-scrutiny, but I think the way it translates to people's lives and when someone doesn't return your call, you don't get an email back, be it at work,
be it from your partner, you can say, what's happening?
How come they're not calling me?
Have I done anything?
Did I say something wrong?
So that's kind of like the self-scrutiny.
It sounds like a big scientific word, but it really translates to becoming preoccupied with what's going on, what's going on, what's going on.
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