Sana Khadar

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2,999 appearances 51 recordings 5 series first heard Feb 2020 last heard 14 Aug

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But then there is also this like overlay of ableism that runs through a lot of this thinking.
Wow.
That is Alex Kratosky, social psychologist, tech and society reporter, and author of The Immortalists, The Death of Death and the Race for Eternal Life.
Thanks to producer Rose Kerr and senior producer James Bullen.
Our sound engineer this week is Tegan Nichols.
I'm Sana Khadar.
Thanks for listening.
I'll catch you next week.
Let's talk crazy.
Let's act crazy.
Let's be crazy because then the enemy doesn't know what you're thinking.
If you've been on social media at all recently, you might have noticed something unsettling.
From big-name celebrities to your friends from high school, people are looking increasingly ageless.
They're smoother, they're a bit more plump, more perfect.
You might have also heard the term Instagram face coined in 2019 to describe the homogenous beauty standards populating our online feeds.
Obviously, we've got access to filters and photo editing, but there is something else on the rise too, and that's cosmetic procedures.
So in a world where we can change our faces and bodies easier than ever, how does this impact the way we think about ourselves and others?
I'm Sana Khadar, and from ABC Radio National, this is All In The Mind, and producer Rose Kerr has this story today, and she joins me in the studio.
Hey, Rose.
Hi, Sana.
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