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5/5 HARVARD Lectures To Make You Smart (again) 5/5 MAKE YOU SMART AGAIN Building a Life - Howard H. Stevenson (2013) Harvard Business School Building a life by Howard Stevenson He's a Harvard Business School legend who gives his final lecture on what actually makes for a successful life after decades of teaching MBAs who chased money and prestige It's a good reality check and it'll help you re-evaluate your priorities in life Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 01 "THE MORAL SIDE... Harvard University The moral side of murder by Michael Sandel This is part one of Sandel's legendary Harvard Justice course, and it has 41 million views on YouTube He opens with the trolley problem, which is a famous example in and ethics, and then kind of keeps pushing the scenario until the room kind of turns on itself and nobody's moral logic holds up It's easily the best 25 minutes you'll spend this week, or even this year You'll come out questioning why you believe the things you believe Uncertainty and The Power of Possibility | Ellen Langer | Talks at... Talks At Harvard College Uncertainty and the power of possibility by Ellen Langer She's known as the mother of mindfulness and makes the case that our obsession with certainty is wrecking our health, decisions, and happiness Her research backs up some pretty wild claims like that staying uncertain keeps you sharper and healthier You should watch it if you're someone that feels like they need to have everything figured Should Law Foster Forgiveness? | Martha Minow || Radcliffe Institute Should law foster forgiveness by Martha Minow? She's a former Harvard Law School dean and she asks a question that courts almost never ask, which is, should the legal system actively try to make forgiveness possible, not just punishment She talks about child soldiers, sovereign debt, and mass violence to show how the law can block forgiveness just as easily as it can enable it Jeff Lichtman: Connectomics: Mapping the Brain | Harvard Depart... Harvard University Mapping the brain by Jeff Lichtman This is a Harvard neuroscientist and he explains connectomics, which is the insane project of mapping every single connection in the human brain down to individual synapses It'll blow your mind and actually make you smart Follow for more content to make you smart again