Strength in Weakness
Human infants, while seemingly helpless, possess a unique strength in their underdeveloped brains, which allows for extensive wiring and adaptation to their environment. This adaptability is crucial for cultural development and civilization-building. The experiences provided by caregivers play a vital role in shaping an infant's brain, highlighting how what appears to be weakness can lead to remarkable capabilities.In this clip
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660 - How to build a better Brain with Northeastern Neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett
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