♾️ Long time no see, welcome to '无人知晓', I am 孟岩.
When I sat down to write the intro for this episode, I realized: perhaps it shouldn't have an introduction.
Because 'no' or 'shouldn't have' an introduction itself might be what it wants to express.
After listening, you might understand what I'm talking about.
Thank you for your time.
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05:04 Who am I seeing? Who did I see?
24:25 One day billions of years ago, the sun shone on the rocks, waves crashed on the reefs
40:57 We remembered the world's appearance, and at the same time forgot it
01:08:55 Between image and reality
01:15:47 The words left unsaid, let it be
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The following are arranged in chronological order
02:58 Article: '大水与容器'
04:01 'The Creative Act: A Way of Being' by Rick Rubin. Related episode: E39 孟岩对话重轻: 创作过于重要，以至于不能认真对待
06:23 Movie '좋은 친구들' (2014), debut work of Korean director 이도윤
06:55 Correction: The character '贤泰' in the movie '좋은 친구들' mentioned here and later is actually '泰贤' (태현)
24:33 'Why Fish Don't Exist' by Lulu Miller, related podcast: E37 鱼不存在
24:40 Book: 'A Brief History of Intelligence' by Max Bennett
27:36 Bilateria: An animal group that appeared about 550 million years ago, with bilateral symmetry, the common ancestor of all vertebrates.
*Image source: Encyclopædia Britannica (1911) / Public Domain
33:49 Basal Ganglia: A group of nuclei deep in the brain responsible for coordinating movement and trial-and-error learning, appearing about 500 million years ago in the earliest vertebrates, still present in all vertebrate brains. Parkinson's disease is a result of basal ganglia degeneration.
*Image source: Colder B, Frontiers in Computational Neuroscience (2015) / CC BY 4.0
35:15 Wolfram Schultz: Professor of Neuroscience at Cambridge University, who recorded dopamine neuron firing in monkey brains and found they encode prediction error rather than pleasure itself. In 2017, he shared The Brain Prize with Peter Dayan and Ray Dolan.
36:49 Prediction Error: A learning theory concept first proposed by the Rescorla-Wagner model (1972), referring to the difference between actual outcome and expectation.
37:38 Separation of wanting and liking: Neuroscientist Kent Berridge at the University of Michigan found that 'wanting' is driven by the dopamine system, while 'liking' is driven by the opioid system, and the two can be completely separated.
40:57 Edward Tolman (1886–1959): American psychologist who proposed the concept of 'cognitive map' through maze experiments: animals hold an internal map of the environment in their brains, rather than relying solely on stimulus-response learning.
44:18 'A Thousand Brains' by Jeff Hawkins, who proposed the 'thousand brains theory': each cortical column in the neocortex independently builds a world model, and perception is the result of voting among thousands of models. Related podcast: E19 无尽的探索
48:13 'The Courage to Be Disliked' by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga, introducing Adlerian psychology in dialogue form.
48:42 'Grooming, Gossip and the Evolution of Language' (1996) by Robin Dunbar, proposing the 'social brain hypothesis' and 'Dunbar's number' (about 150), arguing that language evolved from grooming behavior.
48:58 Emil Menzel (1929–2012): American primatologist who provided early empirical evidence of primate theory of mind through food competition experiments with chimpanzees Belle and Rock in the 1970s.
57:05 Correction: The original quote is 'The world is continuous, but the mind is discrete', from mathematician David Mumford, 2006 Abel Prize winner, referring to how the continuous physical world is cut into discrete concepts and words by human cognition.
58:49 Related podcast: E21 所有命运赠送的礼物，早已在暗中标好了价格
01:03:08 Book: 'What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies' by Tim Urban, also known as the author of the blog Wait But Why. First published in 2023, no Chinese translation yet, ISBN: 9798987722626
*Image source: Tim Urban / Wait But Why (2023)
01:03:58 Primitive Mind: From the book 'What's Our Problem?'
01:05:40 The Five Precepts: Basic ethical guidelines for Buddhist laypeople: no killing, no stealing, no sexual misconduct, no lying, no intoxicants. Note: The spoken phrase in the episode was '不淫邪', the standard Buddhist term is '不邪淫'.
01:09:15 Person: Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895–1986): Indian thinker. For nearly 60 years, he gave philosophical talks around the world. He did not belong to any religion or sect, advocated letting go of all fixed beliefs, dogmas, and practices, not worshipping any spiritual authority, and seeing the truth directly through non-judgmental awareness.
01:17:03 Related podcast: E41 孟岩对话阿娇：我的另一面，也想被注视和欣赏
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Amaksi - Midnight Flash
FAM - Land Of Forgotten Dreams
Serge Pavkin - Transience Of Life
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Host: 孟岩 @有知有行
Post-production: 柯霖 @顺带一提
Production: 有知有行
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