Book · 2011 · Psychology
Incognito
The Secret Lives of the Brain
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I was reading let me just the secret Incognito The Secret Lives of the brain and you spend a fair bit of time in that book talking about perception.
Jordan Peterson · The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · Feb 2025 Listen at 5:00 Why people recommend it
Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain by David Eagleman is an engaging exploration of neuroscience that reveals the vast machinery of the human mind operating beneath the level of conscious awareness. On The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast in February 2025 during an episode featuring guest David Eagleman, host Jordan Peterson mentioned that he had been reading the book and noted that Eagleman dedicated a substantial portion of the text to examining the complexities of human perception and how the brain constructs reality. Additionally, on the Lex Fridman Podcast in August 2020 during episode #119 titled Neuroplasticity and the Livewired Brain, author David Eagleman himself referenced his own work, specifically noting a specific story or conceptual idea that he placed at the very end of his book Incognito to encapsulate his thoughts on the mysterious nature of the unconscious mind. Across both podcasts, the book is portrayed as an illuminating bridge between complex neuroscience and everyday human experience, making the hidden workings of the brain accessible to curious readers everywhere.
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Jordan Peterson I was reading let me just the secret Incognito The Secret Lives of the brain and you spend a fair bit of ti… 1
“I was reading let me just the secret Incognito The Secret Lives of the brain and you spend a fair bit of time in that book talking about perception”
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“what I wrote about in my book incognito in years ago was this issue that really the way to think about the brain is that we are a team of rivals.”
“so what my book Incognito was about of course was that almost everything in the brain is happening unconsciously you just don't have any access to it and really no awareness or acquaintance with it either”
“does Neuroscience have an explanation for this sort of thing in my book incognito the way I cast the whole thing is that the right way to think about the brain is like a Team of Rivals”
“does Neuroscience have an explanation for this sort of thing in my book Incognito”
“And in his spare time, he is the author of eight books, including the international bestsellers Sum, Incognito —”
“This, by the way, is why I wrote my book Incognito some years ago, which is about everything that's running under the hood that we don't have access to.”
“i gave this the end of my book incognito”
“i gave this the end of my book incognito so the whole book of incognito is about you know all the what's happening in the brain”
