This lecture will explore how the science of brain and behaviour gets to the heart of what makes us who we are – or perhaps, what makes us seem to be. In this lecture, we will journey through how the intricate processes of our mind acting in dynamic and shifting environments reveal a self that is not a static entity, but a dynamic, evolving illusion. Using real scientific evidence and neuroscientific case studies, we will consider the neural and behavioural forces that craft our identity, prompting you to reconsider what you thought you knew about being “you.” Join us for an adventure into the enigmatic landscape of the self – a landscape where reality can sometimes be far more surprising than fiction.
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SPEAKER – SABINA FUNK
Sabina Funk is a neuroscientist by training, and now specialises in behavioural sciences. She is currently pursuing a PhD in complexity science and game theory at Warwick Business School. She is fascinated by the mechanisms of the mind and why we feel, think and behave as we do, along with the implications this has for significant questions about free will, morality, and the nature of evil .
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