Sublime

Vincent Bruzzese is a scientist of storytelling. As a veteran Hollywood script analyst, his job is to review screenplays and determine whether they contain the elements of a hit.

If a fifth person joins, it will split into two separate conversations within as little as half a minute.

Harvard Medical School was and is at the forefront of the neuroscience revolution,

What the ‘prevailing wisdom’ of the selfish gene, the tragedy of the commons, ‘red in tooth and claw’ actually show us is that we are deeply susceptible to stories about ourselves. Stories are so powerful that they can be employed to redirect our innate desire to be good and cause us to take an immoral action.

His work is exemplary—indeed, monumental—but scarcely anyone believes today that Freud was doing science, any more than educated people believe that Marx was doing science, or Max Weber or Lewis Mumford or Bruno Bettelheim or Carl Jung or Margaret Mead or Arnold Toynbee. What these people were doing—and Stanley Milgram was doing—is documenting the

The more friends you had, the bigger were the bits of the brain known to be involved in social skills

Daniel Siegel (2007, 2009, 2009), —acuñó el término neurobiología interpersonal, ha demostrado la importancia de las historias

God is a story we tell to assuage the terror within ourselves.