So what I thought is that we have a conversation about leadership in that context, and, like you guessed, luring you to a very simple question: When the environment itself is uncertain, or I would say adversarial even, what matters most in leadership?
And I'm not making this up because it's in his autobiography, "Dancing in the Mind Field." "DNA chains coiled and floated. Lurid blue and pink images of electric molecules injected themselves somewhere between the mountain road and my eyes."What are the two most important words in this quote?
He, like Luria, lived in Russia in Soviet times. And Luria was his doctor. S had a disorder that Luria very elegantly called "he lacked the art of forgetting." In fact, he was a man who had what we would
Remember, the way the brain works is in fact to sort out what's valuable and keeping it. And Luria poignantly says, and here I quote his doctor, "that he had a family, a fine wife, and a son, who
Remember, the way the brain works is in fact to sort out what's valuable and keeping it. He's quoted by Luria at length poignantly about how he kept groping for things to actually click in and make sense for him, but he just couldn't understand
There was a sense of alarm, and not just because of the fact of the satellite but what it suggested was to come. There was all sorts of lurid fantasizing in the nation's press and elsewhere about what the Soviets were going to do in space.
And Peter-- when they were kids, they had a falling out over-- it's kind of this lurid little side story that Peter had dated this much older woman, by a couple of decades, and moved out of the house.
Question one, what is ? What is the happiness that is luring our wills? So he does a kind of process of elimination.
I can now register sensation on the left side of my body, the location of sensation. The brain works in what Luria called a functional system, what we now call a neural network, where multiple areas come together, each one having its own task.
And Luria was his doctor. S had a disorder that Luria very elegantly called "he lacked the art of forgetting." In fact, he was a man who had what we would call a photographic memory.
Who is this guy? And I slowly realized he was luring me to the BBC. And A, I thought, well, that's good, because I can go somewhere else and start again.
How should we learn from them? It's quite a kind of a subtle way of maybe luring our decision towards things that are most important to the storyteller,
that I had only three months to live." "At last, I found myself thinking, I'll be rid of my inhibiting neuroses, and I'll be able to write all the books I have backed up in me. Like Luria," his great hero, AR Luria the Soviet neuropsychologist, "who had a massive heart attack, and yet lived on one further year, during which he wrote four books, 40 articles, more than he had in the previous 50 years.
but stopped short before we rounded the corner. I was frozen in place hypnotized by the lurid orange graffiti that sprawled across a row of sky blue lockers. 'Samantha is a slut.' The letters didn't look sprayed on.
And China now has special government programs to lure them back. Also, the market is luring them back. We visited one company that makes flexible display screens, replacing something a millimeter thick,
is to be the most interesting and in the history particularly of journalism the winner of those competitions is usually the most lurid the most exciting the race is often to the bottom and that's what happened in the case of the competition between the Sun and its
And for me, the solution came-- two brilliant researchers. The first one, Alexander Luria, a Russian neuropsychologist doing a lot of work in Russia after World War II, where there were a lot of Russian soldiers with very localized head wounds. And what he would do was investigate, clinically, by giving them tests to try to understand if there's
but I'm going to call him S. He, like Luria, lived in Russia in Soviet times. And Luria was his doctor.
In fact, Cheryan's research shows that young men tend not to major in English for the same reasons most women don't major in computer science. Of course, luring young women into a field by showing them images of offices that don't exist and letting them read fake articles that claim computer
in session and clearly there would be nothing else to do so I wandered down Revolution street from the hotel to the neighborhood session taking place at The Rose movie theater the lurid posters for a karate action flick were still plastered out front despite the many banners hailing the enduring importance of the Committees the session proved a
So very cheaply produced commercial artists summing up scenes from the most lurid and exciting crime
Did I have my food-- and one of the ways of training is luring, right?
You don't see Hannah with her hand with treats, luring them, directing them a little bit.
and I kind of thought that we probably had more neuroplasticity than rats. So I thought if, you know, I can take Lurie's work and understand the nature of what that part of the brain is supposed to do, like what's its job and what's its function, maybe I could find an activity or a task that would
The first thing we need to think about is the importance of forgetting. This is a picture of a doctor, Dr. Luria, who had a patient well known in memory science, a patient called S. His real name was Shereshevskii, but I'm going to call him S.
Sit. Bigger pull, or luring, or whatever this dog is going to operate best off of.
Some people actually complained that coffeehouses were too alluring, luring people away from more constructive things that they might be doing, which
had come a letter from Harvard, laying out its intention of luring him away from Frankfurter University,
And so the whole thing imploded. Thankfully, mercifully. Chuckling now, marveling, almost disbelieving, Oliver notes, some years later I wrote of Luria that he'd been Pavlocidal Pavlovian, to which he replied, "That isn't true of me, but it may have been true of you."
And really what's interesting about the way the ISIS kind of ideology metastasizes is that it allowed her to perfectly adapt a message for luring other teenage girls like her
Before gossip blogs existed, even before the term "paparazzi" was coined, the public's interest in the lurid details of Billie Holiday's life
many Cold War scientists were fed by science fiction literature and companies often promoted their future capabilities with fantastical, colorful visions aimed at luring young engineers