Paul Smit: ‘De hele dag op smartphones is niet onschuldig voor het brein, daarom is regulatie nodig’

Paul Smit is a philosopher and comedian. He is the author of the book "The Dopamine Effect." In this podcast, Paul talks about: his research on the brain, consciousness, and non-duality curiosity and dopamine overload what works and what doesn't in terms of change Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the future the prerequisites for creativity captivating people with short attention spans life as a temporary joke that shouldn't be taken too seriously three illusions from non-duality small steps to living more effortlessly change from passion or urgency modern life where you no longer have to work for dopamine shots what he would do as Minister of Dopamine life as a joke and non-duality shit ethics and a crazy society what a person really needs newborns and the need to be with their mother the educational system and a child's basic evolutionary needs what makes him truly happy The focus on more, more, and more in companies and society Why you don't have to do anything (but it gets done) His longest-running podcast in the Netherlands, together with Patrick Kicken His perspective on the development of human consciousness