2024-12-16
3 小时 15 分钟Welcome to the Huberman Lab podcast where.
We discuss science and science based tools for everyday life.
I'm Andrew Huberman and I'm a professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine.
My guest today is Dr.
Bernardo Huberman.
Dr.
Bernardo Huberman is the Vice President of NextGen Systems at Cable Labs.
Prior to that, he was the Director of the Social Computing Laboratory at Hewlett Packard and he is, as his name suggests, my father.
Today we discuss various topics in science, including relativity theory, chaos theory and quantum computing.
But I'd like to assure you that even if you have zero background in physics, computer science or mathematics, that entire discussion will be clear to you as to what those things are and even some of how they work.
During today's discussion, we also talk about a life of science.
That is what it is to spend one's life in curiosity, in trying to understand the universe around us and how to understand ourselves.
Indeed, today we also talk about neuroscience, how the brain works, and the different sorts of questions that I do believe everybody asks whether you're a scientist or not.
Questions like, where do we come from?
Is there a God?
What is our use or purpose in the universe?
And how is it that we can ponder these super high level abstract questions about how we got here and what our purpose is and how things work at the quantum level.
Tiny, tiny bits of things that we can't even see.
And at the same time, to lead an everyday life that is meaningful and joyful.
We talk about this in the context of understanding oneself in relation to others, family, community, including scientific community, and what it is like to come from a different country.