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🗓️ 14 August 2021
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0:00.0 | Hello and welcome to Under the Skin from Luminary. This week I spoke with Ian McGill-Christian |
0:04.9 | as an author, psychiatrist and former Oxford literary scholar. He carried prominence with |
0:10.4 | his publication The Master and his Emissary. The divided brain and the |
0:14.5 | making of the Western world. His latest book is called The Matter with Things and is coming |
0:17.6 | out on the night of November and is available on pre-order now. The link is in the description. |
0:22.1 | Now that Under the Skin is on Apple Podcast please leave a review there. It helps us and we |
0:27.0 | will read them out. If you'd like to listen to the rest of this podcast and all of my weekly |
0:30.5 | under the skin podcast, all you have to do is subscribe to Luminary on Apple Podcast. I'll |
0:34.1 | down like the Luminary app. Also I have a brand new meditation podcast called Above the Noise |
0:38.5 | which is also out now. In this part there's conversation between Ian McGill-Christian myself. |
0:42.8 | We talk about the differences between the left and the right hemisphere and excuse me. |
0:47.2 | Now that sort of reality is constructed by the relationship between those hemispheres and the way |
0:54.0 | that sort of mythology and culture is a reflection and even for some political tensions is sort of |
0:59.0 | in the sense an enactment of this neurologic activity. Trying to achieve equality with the |
1:04.8 | annihilation of category is not successful. That's exactly right. We're in this era where it turns out |
1:12.1 | we were never the best. What's beneath the surface of people with my ideas that define our time, |
1:19.8 | the history we're talking. Welcome to Russell Brand. Under this game. Yes, perhaps I could just take |
1:27.2 | a little time to unpack that thing about the right and left hemisphere difference without going into |
1:33.1 | masses of detail. Effectively because the left hemisphere pays very narrow beam attention to a |
1:41.9 | detail that has taken its interest and because the right hemisphere meanwhile is sustaining the whole |
1:50.4 | picture is vigilant and open. You get two kinds of pictures of the world from the very narrow beam |
1:57.7 | one that is flitting from this detail to that detail to the other. You get a vision of the world |
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