Ep. 18 - Simon Baron-Cohen: How Autism Drives Human Innovation

Ep. 18 - Simon Baron-Cohen: How Autism Drives Human Innovation

Ep. 18 - Simon Baron-Cohen: How Autism Drives Human Innovation

Ep. 18 - Simon Baron-Cohen: How Autism Drives Human Innovation

Ep. 18 - Simon Baron-Cohen: How Autism Drives Human Innovation

🎙️ About the Episode

🎙️ About the Episode

🎙️ About the Episode

🎙️ About the Episode

🎙️ About the Episode

Prof. Simon Baron-Cohen and I discussed his new book, Pattern Seekers, and how autism has been a driving force for innovation throughout human history.

We spoke about the difference between the Systemizing Mechanism and the Empathy Circuit, and how there is a big overlap between individuals with autism and those who are hyper-systemizers.

Simon explained how, for most of human history, the true innovators and inventors were individuals who were curious, focused, and constantly trying to understand the systems that govern our world.

Prof. Simon Baron-Cohen and I discussed his new book, Pattern Seekers, and how autism has been a driving force for innovation throughout human history.

We spoke about the difference between the Systemizing Mechanism and the Empathy Circuit, and how there is a big overlap between individuals with autism and those who are hyper-systemizers.

Simon explained how, for most of human history, the true innovators and inventors were individuals who were curious, focused, and constantly trying to understand the systems that govern our world.

Prof. Simon Baron-Cohen and I discussed his new book, Pattern Seekers, and how autism has been a driving force for innovation throughout human history.

We spoke about the difference between the Systemizing Mechanism and the Empathy Circuit, and how there is a big overlap between individuals with autism and those who are hyper-systemizers.

Simon explained how, for most of human history, the true innovators and inventors were individuals who were curious, focused, and constantly trying to understand the systems that govern our world.

Prof. Simon Baron-Cohen and I discussed his new book, Pattern Seekers, and how autism has been a driving force for innovation throughout human history.

We spoke about the difference between the Systemizing Mechanism and the Empathy Circuit, and how there is a big overlap between individuals with autism and those who are hyper-systemizers.

Simon explained how, for most of human history, the true innovators and inventors were individuals who were curious, focused, and constantly trying to understand the systems that govern our world.

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Check out his book: The Pattern Seekers

Check out his book: The Pattern Seekers

Check out his book: The Pattern Seekers

Check out his book: The Pattern Seekers

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