Dr. Dacher Keltner
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 6 Apr
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As we started to study awe, we did two things.
And one is typical, you know, science, which is get your most cool awe videos, show them to people, you know.
And I had some missteps in this science.
I had a woman who was an honor student at Berkeley who was coming back from Burning Man.
And, you know, she's like, I'm going to show engineers fractal imagery.
And, you know, the engineers are like, who is this woman?
There's great visual imagery.
You know, BBC Earth is awesome.
And it makes people feel awesome.
Slow motion guys.
I don't know if you know these guys.
They film...
wild things in slow motion like you know dropping a wine glass and it's this spectacular photography and just you know you're like so it opens you up cool we'll put a link to that yeah i love super slow-mo yeah um and that fits our definition which is like you don't understand what's happening it's fast it's mysterious but what i'm really proud of andrew is the work we did
out in the field, right?
So one of our first studies on the Berkeley campus that you frequented and got your master's degree at and headed into neuroscience was in our paleontology museum.
There's a replica of a T-Rex skeleton
When I was five years old and I learned about dinosaurs, it changed my life.
It was just in the LA Natural History Museum, like, wow.
So we studied people standing near the T-Rex skeleton and they became expansive and collective.
We studied people near giant eucalyptus trees.
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