Writing Your Story
Joyce Maynard
Neuroscientist Adam Gazzaley on the cognition crisis, and how video games and mindfulness can train attention, decision making, and emotion.
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Now more than ever before the world is moving at a pace faster than our 2 million-year-old brains can catch up. Adam says that as a species our brains arenât evolving quickly enough so weâre experiencing a cognition crisis and the fallout of this crisis is attention deficit disorders. Through the application of treatments involving video games and mindfulness practices, we can not only be more productive in our life but also feel more fulfilled in our lives. We talk about how to build our minds to increase our attention, expand our perception, improve our decision making, and better regulate our emotions.
Adam Gazzaley is a neuroscientist, speaker, entrepreneur, photographer, author⊠Heâs a hyphen through and through. But what heâs obsessed with these days is using technology to retrain and improve the use of our human brains, using it even to treat ADHD and other mental conditions.