How to pronounce “salience” in English

The salience of the electability argument is chipped away every single day, or rather, it's being now

Negative salience, which I'm going to talk about in a moment, a negative view of the world; increased stimulants such as caffeine--

His salience network wasn't activated in this talk-- maybe.

stress here is the salience of the electability narrative.

It's a stimulus salience mechanism for learning.

It's called the salience brain network.

And that salience network has passed the baton over to the imagination network, and that's when we start daydreaming and mind-wandering.

But when that salience network says, wow, that's really interesting-- then it passes the baton over to the executive attention network, and that's when we really can focus.

a affect of salience to the thought that's capturing attention.

increases the salience and the attractiveness of the very next thing that you actually present.

our minds can mistake salience for probability and that's another way that within fear uh it can distort how we

And the second one is the salience network.

I suspect it will rise in salience.

And they have a kind of affective salience that might have to do with a body sensation, or a kind of emotional content, or a memory image or something

signifies where your attention goes the concept of salience and we'll come back

stimuli food is designed to achieve a remarkable salience or

And the word black ends up being sort of a big point of salience when it comes to it.

But the salience network is really important for helping to tag things as relevant or irrelevant.

So what happens, we start seeing salience in chocolate, in, oh, let's see, yeah, for TV, wet t-shirt contests start

minds the way our minds work is that we uh we can mistake salience for probability and so uh like if you think

We pay more attention to that incoming information, so salience goes up.

So in a lot of ways, the key to everything in life is activating that salience network, which is at a subconscious level.

So what happens, we start seeing-- and we're really wired for the salience.

And also what the other message from that analogy is about the salience of what we're giving up.

And I think it has to do with what we were talking about earlier, this idea of how do you find salience or meaning in the noise.

One thing, again, related to COVID for sure, is that mortality salience actually depletes attention.

So, so the tool can do a lot to help people see the salience

So I hope that this will have a particular salience to all of you.

You mentioned just in terms of race and identity and the really, I suppose I could say increasing salience of