Episode

[Pilot] How Our Brains Predict and Shape Everyday Life

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Science Savvy
Published
Oct 5, 2024
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1486
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https://sciencesavvy.podbean.com/e/unraveling-the-brains-prediction-power/
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Summary

In this episode of *Science Savvy*, I explore how our brains function as prediction machines, influencing our emotions and actions. I dive into theories like the Constructed Emotion Theory and explain how predictive coding affects conditions like anxiety and addiction.