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Why Don’t We Have Battery-Powered Airplanes?

Curiosity Weekly

Warner Bros. Discovery

Science

4.6964 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2020

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Learn about how a planet-friendly diet also tends to be healthier and why we don’t have battery-powered airplanes. But first, social psychologist and author Devon Price is back to explain how we can all avoid burnout.

Additional resources from Dr. Devon Price:

A Planet-Friendly Diet Also Tends to Be Healthier by Sonja Hodgson

Why don’t we have battery-powered airplanes? by Cameron Duke

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0:00.0

Hi, you're about to get smarter in just a few minutes with Curiosity Daily from Curiosity.com.

0:06.7

I'm Cody Gough.

0:07.7

I'm Ashley Hamer.

0:09.2

And I'm Natalia Reagan.

0:10.3

Today you learn about how a planet-friendly diet also tends to be healthier and why we don't have battery-powered airplanes.

0:17.0

But first, Social Psychologist and author Devon Price is back to explain how we can all avoid burnout.

0:23.2

Let's set us fast in curiosity.

0:26.1

Yesterday, Dr. Devon Price explained how laziness can benefit us

0:29.7

and why we need to be kinder to ourselves.

0:32.1

Today, they're going to give us some solid tips on how to do that,

0:35.6

especially in the workplace. Dr. Devon Price is a social psychologist and professor at

0:40.8

Loyola University in Chicago.

0:42.8

They're also the author of the upcoming book, Lazyness does not exist,

0:46.9

which makes the case for why what we think of as laziness really comes from the pressure to do too much. In our conversation, Natalia asked

0:54.9

them whether there are any good tips for avoiding burnout. Here's Devon.

0:59.9

Ideally you want to not get even close to that burnout point obviously like prevention is key and I think the thing that really sets people up for burnout and for being really disappointed in themselves is biting off way more than they can actually chew.

1:14.4

We have so many standards in place and kind of a sense of should that we should work eight hours

1:19.5

a day and do an hour of exercise every day and cook meals and volunteer all of these things and there's just no

1:27.7

Scientific research to backup that that's sustainable for most people it just most people don't actually work a full eight hours a day.

1:34.0

You have to slack off at work,

1:35.8

even if you're trapped in an office for eight hours,

1:37.6

your brain just can't handle it.

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