NML Podcast Episode You are not living your life. You are running a simulation that culture wrote before you got here

Mini season_ Relationships and Environment EPISODE 1 You are not reading the other. You are reading your own story

What you think you see in others is not them. It is a construction of your own nervous system — a projection of your history, your fears, and your expectations cast onto the blank screen that the other person represents. Neuroscience has been documenting something most people refuse to hear: when you think you are reading someone else, you are actually reading your own story with their face on it. In this episode of Neuro Motion Lab we explore the neurological architecture of interpersonal perception, confirmation bias in relationships, and the most uncomfortable question of all: how many of your conflicts are with real people — and how many are with versions your brain invented?

Mini Temporada Relaciones y Entorno EPISODIO 1 No estás leyendo al otro. Estás leyendo tu propia historia

Lo que creés que ves en el otro no es el otro. Es una construcción de tu propio sistema nervioso — una proyección de tu historia, tus miedos y tus expectativas, proyectada sobre la pantalla en blanco que es la otra persona. La neurociencia lleva décadas documentando algo que casi nadie quiere escuchar: cuando creés estar leyendo al otro, en realidad estás leyendo tu propia historia con su cara. En este episodio de Neuro Motion Lab exploramos la arquitectura neurológica de la percepción interpersonal, el sesgo de confirmación en los vínculos, y la pregunta más incómoda de todas: ¿cuántos de tus conflictos relacionales son conflictos con personas reales — y cuántos son conflictos con versiones que tu cerebro fabricó?

NML Podcast Episode You are not living your life. You are running a simulation that culture wrote before you got here

You are not living your life. You are running a simulation that culture wrote before you got here." Your brain has no way to process the world. Your brain predicts the world. And the achievement culture captured that biological function to keep you predicting, without pause, in terms of optimization and failure prevention. We move through Karl Friston, Lisa Feldman Barrett, and Byung-Chul Han to see how the predictive brain becomes infrastructure for extraction. We meet Helen, fifty years old, at the top of her career, suddenly feeling she no longer fits the life the model built for her. Three tools, a direct critique of consumer society, and the question you may not want to let in: who would you be if you stopped optimizing yourself for a month? Fabián Ernesto Guida — Neuro Motion Lab. #Neuroscience #Friston #FeldmanBarrett #ByungChulHan #BurnoutSociety

NML Podcast No estás viviendo tu vida. Estás corriendo una simulación que la cultura escribió antes de que vos llegaras

No estás viviendo tu vida. Estás corriendo una simulación que la cultura escribió antes de que vos llegaras." Tu cerebro no procesa el mundo. Lo predice. Y la cultura del rendimiento capturó esa función biológica para hacerte predecir, sin pausa, en términos de optimización y prevención de fallo. Atravesamos a Karl Friston, Lisa Feldman Barrett y Byung-Chul Han para entender cómo el cerebro predictivo se vuelve infraestructura de extracción. Conocemos a Inés, treinta y nueve años, sosteniendo todo con esfuerzo desproporcionado, atrapada en un cuadro que la cultura no le permite nombrar. Tres herramientas, una crítica frontal a la sociedad de consumo, y la pregunta que no querés dejar entrar: ¿quién serías si dejaras de optimizarte por un mes? Fabián Ernesto Guida — Neuro Motion Lab. #Neurociencia #Friston #FeldmanBarrett #ByungChulHan #SociedadDelCansancio

Podcast “From the Clinic to the Gym- Dr. Ramtin Agah on the Science of Staying healthy and Active

In “From the Clinic to the Gym,” cardiologist Dr. Ramtin Agah explores how true health goes beyond treating disease and extends into daily movement and lifestyle. Drawing from decades of clinical experience, he explains how exercise, preventive care, and personalized habits can dramatically reduce cardiovascular risk and improve longevity. The episode bridges the gap between medicine and fitness, showing that staying active isn’t just optional—it’s a core part of staying healthy, resilient, and fully functional throughout life.