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Steve Levitt

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180 total appearances

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Podcast Appearances

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Have you convinced the sleep scientists this is true? Or is this just you believing it right now?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Have you convinced the sleep scientists this is true? Or is this just you believing it right now?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Have you convinced the sleep scientists this is true? Or is this just you believing it right now?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So we talked about echolocation, which uses sound to accomplish tasks that are usually done by vision. And you've started a company called Neosensory, which uses touch to accomplish tasks that are usually done with hearing. Can you explain the science behind that?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So we talked about echolocation, which uses sound to accomplish tasks that are usually done by vision. And you've started a company called Neosensory, which uses touch to accomplish tasks that are usually done with hearing. Can you explain the science behind that?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So we talked about echolocation, which uses sound to accomplish tasks that are usually done by vision. And you've started a company called Neosensory, which uses touch to accomplish tasks that are usually done with hearing. Can you explain the science behind that?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Just make sure I understand it. Sounds happen, and this wristband... hears the sounds and then shoots electrical impulses into your wrist that correspond to the high and low frequency?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Just make sure I understand it. Sounds happen, and this wristband... hears the sounds and then shoots electrical impulses into your wrist that correspond to the high and low frequency?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Just make sure I understand it. Sounds happen, and this wristband... hears the sounds and then shoots electrical impulses into your wrist that correspond to the high and low frequency?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Do people train? You give them very direct feedback? Or is it more organic?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Do people train? You give them very direct feedback? Or is it more organic?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Do people train? You give them very direct feedback? Or is it more organic?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Okay. So hearing their own voice for the first time through this. Oh God. Yeah. That's interesting.

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Okay. So hearing their own voice for the first time through this. Oh God. Yeah. That's interesting.

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

Okay. So hearing their own voice for the first time through this. Oh God. Yeah. That's interesting.

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So then it seems like if I'm deaf and I see the dog's mouth moving, and I now associate that with the sound, do the people say that they hear the sound where the dog is? Or is the sound coming from the wrist?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So then it seems like if I'm deaf and I see the dog's mouth moving, and I now associate that with the sound, do the people say that they hear the sound where the dog is? Or is the sound coming from the wrist?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So then it seems like if I'm deaf and I see the dog's mouth moving, and I now associate that with the sound, do the people say that they hear the sound where the dog is? Or is the sound coming from the wrist?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So you also have a product that helps with tinnitus. Could you explain both what that is and how your product helps?

Freakonomics Radio
Your Brain Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

So you also have a product that helps with tinnitus. Could you explain both what that is and how your product helps?