You'll Like This Episode | Sci Guys Podcast #52
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- čas přidán 11. 04. 2020
- We’re always reminded to smash that like button but what does it actually mean to like things? That’s what we want to know...
This week we delve into the psychology behind our preferences, why we like what we like.
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What weird things do you like?
luke cutforth
@@leoncoe7786 I'm sorry
it's not that weird but cracking lit every joint in my body, has me feelin like a fresh glow stick
When foxes watch you from across a field, people with natural lawns (aka weeds not grass), when the gym is completely empty, and SpongeBob.
i live alone now and i like to creep myself out daily
fun fact: the concept of 'teaching a child to like a food' made me think of how my favourite foods when I was around 3 or 4 were olives, mushrooms and blue cheese, which is weird for a toddler. This is because my dad looked after me while my mum was at work, and I ate the same as him. Idk if this comment makes sense, but it was interesting to think how my dads likes and dislikes influenced me at such an early age
why do I learn more from this podcast than from school HAHA
I like most of the bands my dad played when I was a kid, but the new bands I fell in love with later in life are also really similar. I'll never actually know whether that's just my music taste, or my dad accidentally dictated my music taste for life
"Liking things isn't necessarily about the things itself, it's about the association".
And this is why AI will never be able to fully replace humans. We will always value human work more than machine work
As far as musical likes, as with many people, I am drawn to music I heard when I was first forming my adult tastes. I'm old enough to have first liked the folk revival. Then the Beatles. After that, probably from the variety of rock music available, I found I loved traditional black blues. By chance I heard reggae and was entranced. That is just until I turned 30. Since then I have found many individual performers I love, not always from those earlier genres. Classical as well, but just particular composers.
Luke perfectly summing up how i experience my mental illness around 29mins, gee
34:50 - that's actually something that happened to me when I was younger, my dad constantly always had one glass of orange juice a day and I'd often have a glass too and we'd also consistently have 2 cans of coca-cola in a week and we did do for over half a decade. To this day, I still prefer coca-cola. Liking things is strange.
The Omnivores Dilemma by Michael Polland was my fav book in HS
Love you guy's podcast ❤😂
29:50 ish Look into “internal family systems therapy” it explains a lot of this experience.
I searched in YT ‘The most random thing i can think of’ and jaiden animations’ video ‘my random thoughts’ came up first and then I did it again and one of Kurtis Conner’s podcast episodes came up. I’ve seen both these videos
I tried to do the thing where you put on a video and let it autoplay and it absolutely failed, it basically just played a bunch of videos from that same channel.... whoops
I guess Luke didn't like that