Can Organ Transplants Transfer Personality? The Science Behind Cellular Memory

Описание: Have you ever wondered why some organ transplant recipients report changes in personality, tastes, or even memories that resemble their donors? In this video, we delve into the intriguing phenomenon of post-transplant personality changes, exploring whether it's mere coincidence or something science can explain.

We center our discussion on the groundbreaking theory of constructed emotion by Professor Lisa Feldman Barrett, which suggests that emotions are not stored but created by the brain in response to bodily and environmental cues. Join us as we unpack real-life cases, scientific perspectives, and the mysteries of cellular memory.

Could our organs carry more than just biological functions? Let's find out.

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📋 'Chapter':
『00:03』 The Mystery of Changed Tastes
『00:24』 Patterns Beyond Coincidence
『00:48』 Emotions: Constructed, Not Stored
『01:11』 The Brain's Predictive Machinery
『01:31』 Microchimerism: The Cellular Dialogue
『01:50』 The Confirmation Bias Counterargument
『02:09』 Voices From the Frontier
『02:26』 Philosophy of the Fragmented Self
『02:45』 Barrett's Radical Implications
『03:03』 The Chicken or the Heart?
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