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Astronomers look through their telescopes and marvel at the expanse of the cosmos. They see countless stars and wonder how insignificant humans are.

Microbiologists zoom in through their microscopes and marvel at the expanse of the human body. They see countless cells and bacteria, and wonder how intricate humans are.

Stars and bacteria are both constellations of different concentrations.

This podcast is an open experiment to present ideas from the world of bio, health and tech, looking at stars, bacteria or anything in between.

Stars and Bacteria Jas Gill

    • Technologie

Astronomers look through their telescopes and marvel at the expanse of the cosmos. They see countless stars and wonder how insignificant humans are.

Microbiologists zoom in through their microscopes and marvel at the expanse of the human body. They see countless cells and bacteria, and wonder how intricate humans are.

Stars and bacteria are both constellations of different concentrations.

This podcast is an open experiment to present ideas from the world of bio, health and tech, looking at stars, bacteria or anything in between.

    Rory Sutherland

    Rory Sutherland

    In this conversation we discuss:
    - The concept of psychological innovation versus technological innovation
    - What are psychological moonshots
    - The struggle between the hard sciences, social sciences and business
    - Engineers vs marketers - who deserves more credit
    - How our evolutionary behaviour drives consumer decision making
    - The trouble with metrics and optimisation

    • 57 min.
    Dr Adam Bataineh

    Dr Adam Bataineh

    In this conversation we discuss:
    - Are carbohydrates friend or foe?
    - The benefits of fasting
    - How both carbohydrates and fasting are related to the ageing process
    - Simple hacks to delay ageing
    - Why medical advice around nutrition tends to be a lagging indicator and how to fix this
    - Lessons in building a startup in the health and nutrition space

    • 41 min.
    Brain Bugs

    Brain Bugs

    In this episode we discuss:
    - Can parasites hack your behaviour, change your personality and compel you to commit suicide?
    - Why do some scientists think parasites are the invisible designers of the brain?
    - What are the military warfare strategies parasites use in the war against humans?
    - Does studying parasites have implications for new mechanisms of psychopharmacological treatments?
    - What is the most dangerous parasite that exists?

    Dr Maria Chatzou Dunford

    Dr Maria Chatzou Dunford

    In this conversation we discuss:
    - Making sense of the human source code
    - The secrets of living your best life are locked in your genome
    - The importance of optimism
    - The 1 thing Maria would do if she started a company today
    - Why choosing the right investor is like finding the right groom

    • 42 min.
    Love & Robots

    Love & Robots

    In this episode we discuss:
    - What is an emotional Turing test?
    - Does the introduction of social robots influence the relationships between human beings?
    - Has technology outpaced social norms - or are the state of social norms influencing technology
    - How the Shinto religion has shaped Japan's perception towards robots
    - Astroboy vs The Terminator
    - What does a modified Maslow's pyramid look like for AI?

    • 25 min.
    Dr Seyed Khaligh-Razavi

    Dr Seyed Khaligh-Razavi

    In this conversation we discuss:
    - The current problems in the world of research
    - Importance of a Silicon Valley - Stanford complex
    - Technologies which detect cognitive problems decades before they manifest
    - Raising money from VCs versus grants

    • 38 min.

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