Молодежь тупеет? Разбираем с нейробиологом Алиповым | Выпуск 3

The older generation often says that young people have become inattentive due to the influence of the internet and gadgets. Is clip-based thinking truly the scourge of the new generation, or is it just a bogeyman? 🤔 For Knowledge Day, we decided to figure out whether we should worry about young people and whether we need to protect our brains from technology. Neurobiologist Vladimir Alipov and journalist Dasha Dashkova helped us find the answers in the new episode of the "Postnews" podcast! The following people helped us prepare this episode: — Elena Olegovna Gvozdikova, teacher of Russian language and literature; — Lyudmila Alekseevna Kruglova, Associate Professor of the Faculty of Journalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University; — Grigory Vladimirovich Pruttskov, Professor of the Faculty of Creative Industries at the National Research University Higher School of Economics. Vladimir Alipov's social media: YouTube:    / @dysphorra   Telegram: https://t.me/alipov_shorts VKontakte: https://vk.com/nya_nya Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:27 Guests: journalist Dasha Dashkova and neurobiologist Vladimir Alipov 01:14 "Clip-based thinking" - what does it mean? 04:19 What does neuroscience say about clip-based consciousness? 06:51 Why doesn't Dasha like vertical content? 08:44 Isn't shortening attention span related to generations? 10:28 Why is everyone complaining about clip-based thinking? 11:48 Opinion of Russian language and literature teacher Elena Olegovna Gvozdikova 13:20 The Google effect: people no longer remember details 15:16 "Children need to be taught to fact-check" 19:14 Does clip-based thinking arise from a lack of motivation? 20:53 Does human memory depend on genetics? 24:24 Should teachers adapt to today's children? 27:51 Commentary by Lyudmila Alekseevna Kruglova, Associate Professor of the Faculty of Journalism at Moscow State University 30:18 Can short vertical content attract people to longer formats? 31:29 It's not about form, but about content 33:50 Do inattentive people lack empathy for others? 35:32 Is emotional intelligence a myth? 37:41 Commentary by Grigory Vladimirovich Pruttskov, Professor at the Faculty of Creative Industries at HSE University 39:27 Don't Zoomers Read Books? 40:31 Conclusion: Both Science and Horizontal Content Have a Future 41:23 How to Stop Getting TikTok? #podcast #science #neuroscience #thinking #memory