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“Our brains are linear… but when we speak about the future, it is exponential.” tim.blog/2022/01/07/mic

Dr. Michio Kaku — Exploring Time Travel, the Beauty of Physics, Parallel Universes, the Mind of...

Interview with Dr. Michio Kaku on The Tim Ferriss Show podcast

10:07 PM · Jan 9, 2022

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Expect for the right brain that works in non linear fashion….he should know this

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Parts of the brain may work non-linearly in terms of connections & wiring. But the point is that the brain is not adapted to exponential growth curves.

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Truth,