Dr. Dacher Keltner
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first heard Apr 2026
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Yeah.
It is.
That's fascinating.
This is why we're in conversation, Andrew, which is, you know, you've studied the visual system and we need more of that knowledge in the science of awe.
And I will just make one parenthetical note, which is I was interviewing Matthias Tarnopovsky, who was at Berkeley and then went to the Philadelphia Symphony and was a music director there.
And he said, I was like, and he was, he studies the great, and he's a conductor of symphonies.
And I was like,
Music's hard to understand scientifically.
It is complicated.
I was like, why awe and music?
Why do we cry?
Why do we get goosebumps?
I mean, profound.
And he's like, time.
It's all about what it does to our sense of time.
And so I think there's a hypothesis there to explore.
What awe does to the self, and I'm putting together a couple of your comments, is Jane Goodall got it most right.
And it's so great to study things with science and then you see someone you really revere.
say something and she felt that chimpanzees feel awe.
I do too, believe that.
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