In decades from now, what happens when lab-grown human meat collides with culture? Discover this and more in this week's Inner Cosmos podcast: "Would you eat a self-burger?".#brain #morality

Do you own your cells? In a distant future of lab grown meat, what new legislation will arise? Find out this & much more on this week's Inner Cosmos podcast: "Would you eat a self-burger?".#brain #cells

How does the idea of lab-culturing human meat intersect with cultural & religious norms? How does this scramble our neural primitives? These are the tough questions coming our way -- and you can hear them first on Inner Cosmos. #brain

How will distant generations view the idea of eating lab-grown human meat, once it requires no death and no harm? Find out on this week's Inner Cosmos, wherever you get your podcasts. #brain

Some wacky questions about the future of lab grown meat: will we someday eat a human burger, one that is simply grown from a few cells? What is the morality here, and will it change with the passage of generations?.#brain

A little embarrassed to report I just hit 1M miles, so the pilots insisted I pose in the cockpit. The number of gauges, knobs, & switches is mind-blowing. I told them about my TED talk where I suggested replacing all the instrumentation with tactile input; they were unimpressed.

How does lab grown meat work? Since it's essentially harmless to pop off a single cell, what happens to our notions of morality? Will our grandchildren eat panda burgers or cheetah burgers? Dive into our weird future on this week's Inner Cosmos, wherever you get your podcasts.

Francis Crick, one of the greats of 20th century biology, died on this day in 2004. He was a mentor and friend in my postdoctoral years at the Salk Institute, and I feel infinitely lucky to have overlapped with him. "Remembering a trail blazer".

Would you eat a human burger? As we enter a world of lab-grown meat (taking a single muscle cell and letting it divide and divide), what are the strange consequences that are coming into view? Join this week's Inner Cosmos as I discuss the neuroscience of morality, disgust,

What does smallpox teach us about inventors? Join me with guest Pablos Holman (@pablos) (venture capitalist & connoisseur of invention) as we talk about his new book "Deep Future".#brain #invention

Great essay from @ariannahuff : AI Is Dethroning Human Intelligence - Thrive Global

What new inventions are on the horizon? Join this week to hear Pablos Holman (@pablos) (venture capitalist, author, & inventor) talk about dozens of new innovations. #brain #invention

The Sebring site seems to be down at the moment, but in the meantime, here is a video of skateboarder Rodney Mullen on YouTube:

What does skateboarding have to do with invention? Join me this week with Pablos Holman (venture capitalist & inventor) as we discuss his new book "Deep Future". (And catch a video of skateboarder Rodney Mullen here: .#brain

How would a creative team figure out how to make more & better clean energy? And what does this have to do with the innovator's mindset? Find out with guest Pablos Holman (@pablos) (venture capitalist & inventor) as we talk about his new book "Deep Future".

How do hackers think about the world? Join me this week with guest Pablos Holman (@pablos), a venture capitalist, author, and connoisseur of invention. #brain #invention

RT @ariannahuff: "We’re now getting the first glimpses of the vastness of inner space. This internal, hidden, intimate cosmos commands its….

How do we value inventors in our society, and how can we do so better? Join this week's Inner Cosmos with guest Pablos Holman (@pablos) to deep dive into invention: what it is, how the brain does it, and how we can magnify it. #brain #invention

What's special about inventors? Why do some people jump into entirely new categories of possibility? What does this have to do with self-driving ships, solar panels in space, shooting mosquitoes with lasers, skateboarding tricks, silent drones, and our future as a species? Join

What is the goal of modeling complex systems & why does it sometimes result in reduced understanding or unanticipated consequences? Join me with guest Samuel Arbesman (@arbesman) wherever you get your podcasts: "How is computer code like magic?".#brain