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Leonard Mlodinow: "Subliminal: How Your Unconscious Mind Rules Your Behavior" | Talks at Google 156,228 views 1K 77 Share Talks at Google Published on May 24, 2012

Every aspect of our mental lives plays out in two versions: one conscious, which we are constantly aware of, and the other unconscious, which remains hidden from us. Over the past two decades researchers have developed remarkable new tools for probing the unconscious, or subliminal, workings of the mind. This explosion of research has led to a sea change in our understanding of how the mind affects the way we live. As a result, scientists are becoming increasingly convinced that how we experience the world--our perception, behavior, memory, and social judgment--is largely driven by the mind's subliminal processes and not by the conscious ones, as we have long believed. Category: Science & Technology License:Standard YouTube License ============================================================================ 144 Comments Taniwha_NZ 4 years ago There is a second camera pointed at the projector screen all the time. When they edit the video for , they get complete control over the choice to show the speaker, or the projector. ---------------------------------------------------So what happened? it's painfully obvious that we are NOT getting the correct view of the projector most of the time. ---------------------------------------------------If they can't be bothered editing the video properly, PLEASE just show the 2nd camera as a smaller box within the main image and just leave it there. ---------------------------------------------------This gentleman seems nervous and he jumps around without necessarily explaining everything. If we can't see what he's talking about, then watching this video becomes a chore instead of a

valuable learning experience. Scot Campbell 3 years ago I have found the best thing I can do for my personal welfare is to stop thinking about stuff all the time. I started on this path about 6 months ago, it feels so much better. pinkpoo007 2 years ago Poorly filmed. Not having a separate screen watching the screen the audience can see. Although nevertheless interesting StevenGaspard 2 years ago i agree. u would think that google would be better prepared to record a fucking presentation 4 Tyler Tyler 11 months ago where was the fucking so i can fast fwd to to that point...? Open-minded Skeptic Open-minded Skeptic 1 year ago “I am very comfortable with the idea that we can override biology with free will.” – Richard Dawkins 3 chris ward chris ward 1 year ago That sounds retarded. I can't willpower myself to stop the biological response to blink. Case Closed on that Dawkins Comment 1 Alexander Nedelkos Alexander Nedelkos 1 year ago (edited) Wrong interpretation. "I am very comfortable with the idea that we can override biology with free will. Indeed, I encourage people all the time to do it. Much of the message of my first book, "The Selfish Gene," was that we must understand what it means

to be a gene machine, what it means to be programmed by genes, so that we are better equipped to escape, so that we are better equipped to use our big brains, use our conscience intelligence, to depart from the dictates of the selfish genes and to build for ourselves a new kind of life which as far as I am concerned the more un-Darwinian it is the better, because the Darwinian world in which our ancestors were selected is a very unpleasant world. Nature really is red in tooth and claw. And when we sit down together to argue out and discuss and decide upon how we want to run our societies, I think we should hold up Darwinism as an awful warning for how we should not organize our societies." 5 Open-minded Skeptic Open-minded Skeptic 1 year ago +Alexander Nedelkos Yeah, that is an even more powerful Dawkins quote, in full. The ability to rise above our animal (selfish) instincts is what enables our species to grow beyond our primitive states of conscious awareness. Physicist Sean Carroll also has a cogent theory on free will, which dovetails nicely with Dawkins' ideas, and specifically addresses the issue of determinism in the physicalist free will paradigm. "Free will is an emergent property that is consistent with the microscopic dynamics." – Sean Carroll Cheers. 1 Fernando Cavalcante Fernando Cavalcante 4 years ago Great talk, but it's the shitiest footage of a talk I've ever seen. Shitty camera work. Shittier edition work. Shame on google. 15 Arcade Radio Arcade Radio 2 months ago Fernando Cavalcante shame is a strong word.have some mercy!� Donna Holmes Donna Holmes

2 months ago Fernando Cavalcante why even focus on negative lol you got info is that not maim thing Jackson Crook Jackson Crook 2 weeks ago I agree that the editing is not great. Perhaps young video-editing talent would rather be working on movies and tv than google talks. RaGiAn87 RaGiAn87 3 years ago The cameraman needs to be fired, he sucks at his job. 10 dalanology dalanology 3 years ago This presentation is fascinating. Also I found it difficult to not fixate on Dr. Mlodinow's magnificent arms. 10 whynottalklikeapirat whynottalklikeapirat 1 year ago +dalanology He himself finds it difficult not to ..... Sonat Uzun Sonat Uzun 1 month ago High interest image Norm Bearrentine Norm Bearrentine 4 years ago The slide where he shows "what you perceive" vs "what your eye picks up," (15:36) is misleading, because the brain doesn't construct visual perception from one mostly blurry image. Our eyes are constantly moving in saccades, so that the brain receives several center-focused images per second. These are consolidated to form an overall clear view of the scene. Context plays a part, but the brain has more information to work with than the slide suggests. 6 Martti Suomivuori Martti Suomivuori 2 years ago (edited) Mlodinow's books are actually quite good. He has a strong scientific background and his writing is very clear and concise. He has co-authored a book with Stephen Hawking.

This presentation is quite boring. His books are better. 5 Wasna Nimityongskul Wasna Nimityongskul 2 years ago Wonderful!!! Thank you for your knowledge sharing. Wanna see contents on the projector screen longer. Two screens might help. 1 Church Time Church Time 3 years ago im mad at the camerman literally 4 Shilpa B Shilpa B 3 years ago Really bad camera work! It kills the impact of the speech. 4 WilmaJonson WilmaJonson 3 years ago In this tlak the camera work was subliminal, too... 5 Allen Comeau Allen Comeau 1 year ago A cameraman that could follow the content and actually capture the visuals would very helpful to this presentation. 3 Mon Mon 1 year ago I agree!!! Nick Gregory Nick Gregory 2 years ago Camera work as inattentive to our needs as Google is. 3 sticky frog sticky frog 2 years ago

The editor of this video wasn't paying attention. 2 Mônica Miranda Mônica Miranda 2 years ago He missed a point when he talked about the road sign. When you are driving, you don't use your logical reasoning, rather you reason by comparisn or intuition. The road sign depending on the sign may never be noticed, at least not by you conscious mind. That is when traffick engineers may get fooled. Drivers pay more attention to the context. Some German roads have signs with the sin the road does with the Earth tangent plane at that point to show how steep the road is . They may think they got it right from drivers, but it is the context that counts. You don't do trigs at 100 km/h. 2 ray howarth ray howarth 2 years ago +Mônica Miranda I'm thinking that you missed the point here. what you are referring to as 'intuition' is the unconscious mind at work construction your reality. DUME85 DUME85 4 years ago He clapped at the beginning then I clapped I need no further proof the title is true. 1 jon jenkins jon jenkins 3 years ago the guy at the begining looks super nervous 1 aleph null aleph null 10 months ago Out of a lot of talks floating on YT and in general on mind control and unconsciousness, where a lot of charlatans and bs artists just spew crap, this talk is very good and makes sense by showing things/experiments where you actually see the things and biases being presented, unlike in those hacks' presentations, where they either completely do not know what they are talking about or do not give enough motivation to pursue and follow the talk. The examples this guy gave were convincing for upping your motivation to listen to and think about what the talk is about. And he does not disappoint your expectations. So, well done. He actually made a good impression and gave a good info that I will actually bother to internalize.

2 brikster00 brikster00 3 years ago I am sure it's an intersting video but it is so poorly filmed/edited that it is impossible to enjoy. Lame job "Talks at Google." 2 Angela Brown Angela Brown 1 year ago This guy sucks I didn't understand a word he was talking about 2 Dharmendra Rai Dharmendra Rai 3 years ago Fab Talk ! Fab Book ! 2 Edwin van gent Edwin van gent 1 year ago (edited) agree the camera man doesn't show the pictures on the screen so we can't follow the lecture. very bad. so i stopped watching thx very much. 2 Sturgeon Sturgeon 1 year ago Is this the guy who smacked down Deepak Chopra? 1 Open-minded Skeptic Open-minded Skeptic 1 year ago Apparently they've become good friends. The even wrote a book together: "War of the Worldviews: The Struggle Between Science and Spirituality." A lesson for us all. Cheers. Marko Sunjka Marko Sunjka 1 month ago kids: this guy is a physicist, not a psychologist. What he says is said with determination and confidence! No such thing would be found in a psychologist's, or better yet a good methodologist's, repetoar. He is not credible, he is a physicist. He is milking his position. I hope that most of you agree. You wouldn't be accepting medical or law advices from a mathematician now, would you? :)

Andrea Durham Andrea Durham 1 month ago So interesting but unfortunately frustrating because we do t get to see what the audience sees☹ Oakley Sierney Oakley Sierney 3 months ago We are such irrational easily manipulated monkeys , it's amazing the human race has gotten this far. Scary. Cymbelin Parker Cymbelin Parker 4 months ago The camera work was terrible, as if the person behind it had a crush on the speaker. Lost interest a third of the way through due to frustration of not seeing the images. Angela Sweeney Angela Sweeney 4 months ago Great video. Alot of ideas and concepts that are very useful to know �� � Edward Queen Edward Queen 8 months ago I saw the ladder and the face easily. Does sexuality play a part in determining what high interest image is? Because I'm not exactly interested in women. Tyler Tyler 11 months ago when does he explian the tests? grrrrr.. Simon Svetlik Simon Svetlik 1 year ago should be better edited... Tati Rodriguez Tati Rodriguez 1 year ago in Beyonce's "Haunted" play it backwards and it has a similar effect joseph michal joseph michal 1 year ago is there any problem if i a subliminal from utube David Flynn David Flynn

1 year ago Seriously, Great talk. Less seriously, "Slightly larger handful'. Oh come on, nobody laughed! PS. I saw it, but if I am honest, only because I knew there was going to be something else. Solom Hegazy Solom Hegazy 1 year ago When therre is a slide forr us to see, you show it, simple. Jason Sambo Jason Sambo 1 year ago missed the "no that's Satan" Look on the bright side though. At least there's no 'leaving home with a brown eyed man or cooling of towns with aids cadillac. that'd be evil... for me though it's more of a...... once upon a 205 while driving near Nicholson drive, I realized how Nato was not redrumEd in a day. Jason Sambo Jason Sambo 1 year ago hi @28 min. that would be "make me a cyborg" Jason Sambo Jason Sambo 1 year ago just check out the PBS doc. on deer. See if you can find the subliminal plug for the 'Exorcist theme music'. Hint: It's right near and LB. Mônica Miranda Mônica Miranda 2 years ago I have noticed that people construct a lot when they hear. When I go about the streets near my home that are shops that plays some kind of bad taste folk songs. I just can not hear them right. They kind of not reach my mind and what I hear is something so funny and different that I can not help bursting out laughing. I have an enormous difficulty in understanding what I hear, but my hearing tests shows that I can hear very high pitches, even dog's whistles. The problem is I can not construct or I do it with a lot of difficulty and very slowly. I had a dream where two people came to me to explain the way I hear. One of them was a professor at the university I studied. His name is Jacob Zimbarg

Sobrinho. The other person was Brazil's first lady at the time, Ruth Cardoso. Both were alive at the time. He is a mathematician. She was an anthropologist. I would be kind of both had life given me the chance. I really got impressed by Led Zeppelin's song analysis. Our unconscious see much more and in more dimensions than our eyes can see. And so with our ears. However our unconscious mind is like a blind, deaf powerful giant in this world. It needs our conscious minds to carry that lamp to guide him. The lamp is the world of Jesus Christ and our understanding of it. I took this example from Carl Jung biography. He did not mention Jesus Christ, though, but he was a Christian and as a Christian the word of Jesus Christ was part of his conscious mind. I kind of like the work of Carl Jung a lot and I would like to read the presenter's books. feltingme feltingme 2 years ago I would have loved to hear something more practical, how we can use this to reprogram ourselves intentionally. Those things were interesting, but nor particularly useful. Long John Silver Long John Silver 2 years ago 0:05 WHOOSH! :-) BabakG1 BabakG1 2 years ago Many people will misunderstand and misinterpret what this means. And many more will not understand what this means for their daily lives. vacationboyvideos vacationboyvideos 2 years ago your cute vacationboyvideos vacationboyvideos 2 years ago I did not learn a thing .how does this help me? 2 StevenGaspard StevenGaspard 2 years ago the "sweet" experiment is questionable. folks were unlikely to be focused on listening to the list

of words being spoken to begin with... they were likely studying the list visually and ignoring the spoken words to better absorb the list to memory. Arcadian Wings Arcadian Wings 2 years ago Interesting presentation, thank you for sharing it! I was wondering: does this unconscious perception also apply to the picture of "the dress" that caused so much confusion on the social media around February this year? And if so: which one of both perceptions were (un)conscious? Or is there never an 'objective' perception? Dhyan Asheesh Dhyan Asheesh 2 years ago nonsense, centre point is missing. Al S Al S 2 years ago I love his books, just discovered this video. He has been a part of some of the great research of our time, you will discover, if you read is writings. Too bad about his name at the start, did not even ask him how he pronounces his name, introducer on par with camera tech. marco calarco marco calarco 2 years ago The camera work for perfectly fine, the talk was mediocre. StevenGaspard StevenGaspard 2 years ago i think you wrote that backwards 1 gtilapias gtilapias 3 years ago in the world of the blind... Carlos Pereira Carlos Pereira 3 years ago The world is controlled by this. luca marco luca marco 3 years ago E' molto simpatico ma il fulcro del suo discorso qual è? I limiti dell'attenzione li conosco, i fattori subliminali possono influire ma in certi contesti. Hanno

presa solo su menti poco lucide e consapevoli. In conclusione ben poco mi ha trasmesso. Tommy Stedham Tommy Stedham 3 years ago The average person probably has very little understanding of his or her unconscious mind.. Gravity Gravity 3 years ago This Prof. is cool... Dr.Robin Austin,Tx Dr.Robin Austin,Tx 3 years ago so true...so very, very true! FungusWhisperer FungusWhisperer 3 years ago (edited) "our perception, behavior, memory & social judgment is largely driven by the mind's subliminal processes, not by the conscious ones as WE HAVE LONG BELIEVED" Or (ahem) thought we believed; consciously, far as we knew (muahha)? Like Dr Morbius, FORBIDDEN PLANET confidently thinking he thought one thing. Never dreaming his unconscious might have another think coming - for his conscious. Good ol' "Monsters from the Id" ... zarkoff45 zarkoff45 3 years ago The non-Freudian unconscious. Shoeshoe MOFOKENG Shoeshoe MOFOKENG 3 years ago HE TALKS TOOOOOO MUCH Sheeesh! scott williamson scott williamson 3 years ago Interesting lecture! I wonder how much of this was influenced by his association with Deepak Chopra? I know he doesn't go to the mystical interpretations that Deepak expounds upon but he does show an interest in this field of mind these days as I only know his work in physics and with Stephen Hawkings. Denis Gorodetskiy Denis Gorodetskiy 3 years ago Awesome talk, but what's up with the camera? You'd better point a camera at what the

presenter is trying to convey rather than at the presenter himself 12 Laurence Galian Laurence Galian 3 years ago Yes, this was very frustrating. Use a new cameraman/editor in the future. Syed Salman Syed Salman 4 years ago Ok. I’m irritated. My brother resides in the adjacent room and he just turned superb at picking up all women. The guy found the Master Attraction site (Look in Google) by Jake Ayres. Now I hear him bringing ladies back. He’s continuously having sexy girls back and I can’t help but hear it. It’s nasty. If only he never found that site. My closest friend just signed up and got a blowjob a week later. thought2007 thought2007 4 years ago maybe they are there but your unconscious mind is blocking them out D. Schreiber D. Schreiber 4 years ago Simply: TED Talks > Google Talks. But it's Google, guys... they'll figure it out. sirmarkthomas sirmarkthomas 4 years ago They should fire whoever is filming this talk. Slides that he is referencing would be nice to actually see. Jon Wise Jon Wise 4 years ago I'm just fascinated by the brain and I'm a geek, so I find myself sometimes studying very technical stuff (even formulas, reactions, definitions, etc).The brain is amazing,if you know how to use it,I even did stuff like using mnemonics in a lucid dream (ing a book a dream) and arm levitation using self-hypnosis. But I recommend starting with the brain science podcast,then when the interest is there it's easy to study very technical stuff and you find references to books there as well. jay jay 4 years ago who taught you this??? scott williamson

scott williamson 4 years ago Beliefs and repetition that s belief systems and perception that have physical effects on physiology and outcomes in life was once considered metaphysical woo woo. I guess this shows you cant always wait on science to give the ok to what we probably all know intuitively anyways. This stuff is where religion and spirituality came from thousands of years ago. Maybe there was no proof other than the subjective experiences at the time but now its being taken seriously by science. Jane Drake Brody Jane Drake Brody 4 years ago Wow, this would be good if I could see the examples. Clickie13 Clickie13 4 years ago without seeing the slides its pretty pointless watching Avidcomp Avidcomp 4 years ago I like your explanation here. I ought to again refer back to the quote and add that this is a long term characteristic that is being described in order that a person may live and achieve things for their survival and happiness. It's context again is with regard to ethics and values. Avidcomp Avidcomp 4 years ago You misunderstand me. let me be clearer. I am referring to rational thinking, meaning to use a logical process, in that this is a volitional choice, meaning to take abstractions from the subconscious into the conscious and concreting them, from identification to application. I mistakenly left out the end (") as my post is a quote that I have lifted, but the premise is as I have now described. I ought to have been clearer. Jon Wise Jon Wise 4 years ago 2)There are innumerous simultaneous things that happen in an environment around you and in your mind. Your only option is to choose 7+-2 things that you want to be aware of. And if you even started practicing some sort of mindfulness meditation, you know how hard it can be just to be aware of just one thing for 30 minutes, without losing focus, or getting into automated thinking. Jon Wise Jon Wise

4 years ago 1)Thinking and speaking also consists of automatic processes. Information is deleted, distorted, pattern matched (chucked into words or concepts) and only then you are presented with an opportunity of being aware of some of those generalizations that your mind created automatically. You cannot choose to see e.g. a chair as a set of pixels. It's getting automatically pattern matched into a known concept and a word(aka a generalization) without your awareness or choice. Avidcomp Avidcomp 4 years ago cont/d ...But you are not free to escape from your nature, from the fact that reason is your means of survival-so that for you, who are a human being, the question ‘to be or not to be’ is the question ‘to’ think or not to think.’ Avidcomp Avidcomp 4 years ago “But to think is an act of choice. The key to what you so recklessly call ‘human nature,’ the open secret you live with, yet dread to name, is the fact that man is a being of volitional consciousness. Reason does not work automatically; thinking is not a mechanical process; the connections of logic are not made by instinct. The function of your stomach, lungs or heart is automatic; the function of your mind is not. In any hour & issue of your life, you are free to think or to evade that effort. dung victor dung victor 4 years ago Very smart Martin Pierce Martin Pierce 4 years ago Poii I ! 64 Shareef Taylor Shareef Taylor 4 years ago Ha! Not worth a reply. Judson Vaughn Judson Vaughn 4 years ago The camera work is a typical one-camera shoot. You focus on the subject and then poke the slides in as B-Roll during post-production. Of course, because of television, we are all used to the

three-camera switch and a human director to make it interesting. If you are noticing the camera work, then you are not paying attention to the message. I think this video, then, is a good lesson in subliminal communication. Nonetheless, I am reading the book and found the information interesting.

Malinyc Malinyc 4 years ago Which led to the death of hundreds of thousands of innocent human being's some would say the bomb would have been made anyway but it would not have been used as it was in the most racist way calling the Japanese monkeys considering them worse than animals also they wanted to surrender but Truman being the sc*mbag that he was he wanted to put fear into Stalin's mind just for that reason so many had to perish Einstein the fraud later became a pacifist due to the guilt of instigating the bomb Malinyc Malinyc 4 years ago Well you making remarks on someone being able to figure out how to add a icon shows how glad you are to have done so yourself I do not like adding anything to symbolise anything while you seem to be sympathetic to Africa/ African wildlife who also may be from there at some point in time how relevant that is at present you can figure it out yourself as for Einstein if he was worth anything the Nazi's would have locked him up for safe keeping and he asked Roosevelt to start making the Atomic Bomb Zumriadi Zumriadi 4 years ago I looked over some of the observations on here but I believe that that's a sensible vid. My younger brother just would like to become the best with ladies. He came to understand a fuck load from a web page called Master Attraction. (Google it.) The recommendations concerned with picking up chicks in night clubs in the emails from that site helped get got him his first lustful encounters in more than 2 long years. I was really aggravated though as I heard them all. Grrrr. Zumriadi Zumriadi 4 years ago I looked over some of the observations on here but I believe that that's a sensible vid. My younger brother just would like to become the best with ladies. He came to understand a fuck load from a web page called Master Attraction. (Google it.) The recommendations concerned with picking up chicks in night clubs in the emails from that site helped get got him his first lustful encounters in more than 2 long years. I was really aggravated

Shareef Taylor Shareef Taylor 4 years ago Einstein critique from someone who can't even figure out how to work a profile icon? Only on Youtube. Shareef Taylor Shareef Taylor 4 years ago Yeah, what Bob Sonder said. Thanks for sharing but this was very awkward. I'd rather just see the slides than the speaker too bad you guys don't work somewhere tech-savvy where the would be a ton of people lying around who could pull this off without a problem. You guys should get in touch with the company that own Youtube. There should be SOMEONE who knows how to produce video content working over there! Malinyc Malinyc 4 years ago Obscure theories just like this and other goobldigook keep these schlepers on the gravy train Einstein was a similar fraud LynnColorado LynnColorado 4 years ago Now I know why my art looks so good to me : ) yogaforeternalbliss yogaforeternalbliss 4 years ago interesting... Jessie Garcia Jessie Garcia 4 years ago Tell Google to listen to Bob Sonder. Kebil Friesen Kebil Friesen 5 years ago He never embedded the lyrics, the song was exactly the same every time. The only difference between the first time and when he put the lyrics up was the fact that he put the lyrics (or should I say the "false lyrics") up Nick Daponte Nick Daponte 5 years ago SHOULD I LISTEN TO THIS DOUSCHE?

Michael Smith Michael Smith 5 years ago he should be focusing on whatever the hell he wants to focus on... idiot. tdreamgmail tdreamgmail 5 years ago unfortunately this guy seems to be doing a lot of the google videos... Bo Tie Bo Tie 5 years ago Sack the camera man and the director. naeem ahmed naeem ahmed 5 years ago the guy who filmed this is an idiot Erick Tippett Erick Tippett 5 years ago This is not very attentive camera work! Do we really need to see and upside down Obama?. catrashable catrashable 5 years ago He was one of the screenwriters of Star Trek: The Next Generation and MacGyver, some people are just so cool that whatever they do rules... BrownBuna BrownBuna 5 years ago I was just going to say the same...what an idiot OfficialiGetquotes OfficialiGetquotes 5 years ago So I just watched a video on why old Internet memes are memes when I expected a talk more in line with a drunkards walk. lol ethankegley ethankegley 5 years ago It is not the end of the world, such a great speech. nccaruso nccaruso 5 years ago

ITS ROGER ROTH FROM GENTLEMEN'S RANT raspberrymuffin raspberrymuffin 5 years ago Go to wikipedia. "Checker shadow illusion" scorwitz scorwitz 5 years ago Hey. Show me the checkerboard after the cylinder is removed!!!! Those squares are not identical at all! psb1964 psb1964 5 years ago You should know that the cameraman was nude aside from boxer-briefs Bob Sonder Bob Sonder 5 years ago @AtGoogleTalks It would be much more useful and informative to use a splitscreen format with 65% of screen given to the speakers slides rather than show only the speaker. Mrfctday Mrfctday 5 years ago This guy is a gym freak Jew. Never done a hard days work in his life. ThisSentenceIsFalse ThisSentenceIsFalse 5 years ago Lecture is brilliant. Camera person sucks. V4Vendetta V4Vendetta 5 years ago It would be useful if you show the slides instead of moving the camera in the middle. stupid camera coverage. elchoaro800 elchoaro800 5 years ago Ima use this information to get laid Taste of Torah Taste of Torah

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