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The Narratives You Choose - 0105

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🗓️ 25 January 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about how the narratives we choose in life inform our levels of happiness and growth.

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Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Jill Mark Witt.

0:05.0

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

0:07.0

In our program, Your Personality, the Owners Manual.

0:11.0

The program starts out with a conversation around a natural phenomenon called

0:17.2

cicatic masking. Now what cicatic masking is it's a phenomenon that happens with your eyesight where your brain

0:25.7

forces you to be effectively blind for anywhere between 30 minutes and two hours a

0:32.0

day. Now the reason why this happens is because

0:34.8

your mind of course is interpreting everything that's coming in through your eyes and

0:40.8

there are certain visual components that are a little complicated for the

0:45.8

brain to make sense of it gives opportunities for some cross wiring and so

0:50.1

instead of having to figure that out every time, the brain just goes, well, I'm just

0:55.1

not going to take that piece of information in.

0:57.1

I'm just going to block it out, basically.

1:00.0

But it will happen so quickly, and it will happen so fast that the person who is actually looking at this thing won't register that they have just been temporarily blind for about a second.

1:12.0

This phenomenon happens in moments like

1:14.7

when you look in the mirror and you switch back and forth between eyes, right? Like

1:19.9

you're looking at yourself in the mirror and you're looking at your

1:21.7

right eye and now both your eyes switch to looking at

1:24.4

your left eye and back and forth. Well you can't watch the shift occur. You can see

1:29.0

yourself looking at your left eye and then all of a sudden you see yourself looking

1:31.8

at the right eye, but you can't actually

1:33.4

observe the shift happen. And that's an example of cicadic masking. That's an example of

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