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Brain Inspired — BI 248 Andrea Hiott: The Navigational Approach to the Mind
Scout ratingSCOUT· 39%1h 37m·2026-10-21·Science

BI 248 Andrea Hiott: The Navigational Approach to the Mind

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“This is such a pleasant break from the general hype and confusion coming out of Silicon Valley at the moment. Andrea was such a lovely guest! Her constant pivot towards optimism and her relaxed vibe made this a really enjoyable listen! Than…”

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