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Invisibilia

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🗓️ 18 December 2014

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

Starting January 9th, NPR brings you Invisibilia, a six episode series about the invisible forces that shape human behavior – ideas, beliefs, assumptions and thoughts. Invisibilia interweaves personal stories with scientific research that will ultimately make you see your own life differently. Your co-hosts Lulu Miller and Alix Spiegel give you a sneak preview of their first show: The Secret History of Thoughts.

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0:00.0	Support for the Invisibility Podcast.
0:10.6	Comes from Trunk Club.
0:12.9	Amends Outfitting Service.
0:14.3	That focuses on simplifying the process of shopping for clothing by matching customers
0:18.6	with a personal stylist.
0:20.5	Learn more.
0:21.5	Learn more at www.trunkclub.com.
0:24.1	Support slash Invisibility.
0:30.3	On the first episode of Invisibility.
0:32.8	So morning time I would wake up and maybe the first thought in my mind was an image of
0:42.0	stabbing an innocent person.
0:48.0	My wife is cutting carrots for her salad.
0:51.2	Boom.
0:53.4	What if I grabbed a knife and I were to stab her?
0:57.6	This is S. We're not telling you his full name because his case is so sensitive.
1:02.7	What he's talking about is something that's tormenting him.
1:05.5	Something you can't see.
1:07.3	Thoughts.
1:08.7	His own very violent thoughts that just started one day and that he couldn't make stop.
1:16.5	What was going on with me?
1:20.2	What's wrong with me?
1:22.2	He'd be walking down the street and think about doing terrible things to the people that
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