
Explore the evolution of human collaboration, from hunting mastodons to Wikipedia, and its impact on media, collective action, and our future.

Explore the five types of human tribes in various settings and learn how understanding these tribal tendencies can lead to personal and collective improvement.

Explore the fascinating science behind how humans sense others' motives and feelings, with insights from lab work on brain activity during social cognition and judgment.

Social psychologist Paul Piff explores how wealth affects behavior, revealing surprising insights from rigged Monopoly games and discussing the broader implications of inequality on society.

Jon Ronson explores the blurred line between sanity and insanity, delivering a thought-provoking and humorous talk on psychopathy, mental health diagnosis, and the complexities of human behavior.

Explore the evolutionary roots of self-transcendence and its connection to religion. Haidt presents a thought-provoking hypothesis on why humans seek experiences that go beyond the self.

Discover 3 key steps to shift hearts, minds, and fuel breakthroughs in life and business. Learn an alternative approach to innovation and audience engagement based on human sciences.

Evolutionary biologist explores testosterone's impact on behavior, focusing on play differences between boys and girls. Examines interplay of hormones and culture in shaping human conduct.

Discover how influential people maintain internal control and consistent habits to profoundly impact others, and learn to cultivate your own influence through self-confidence and passionate effort.

Explore cognitive biases affecting trust and collaboration. Learn strategies to overcome hardwired tendencies, fostering better teamwork and decision-making in professional environments.

Explore how brain function insights can improve software engineering practices, drawing parallels between neural networks and code architecture for more robust and adaptable systems.

Explore the depths of machine learning, discussing data, biases, technology, and human behaviors. Challenge ethical questions in predicting accurate outcomes.

Explore how digital extractivism extends colonial practices into modern times, examining its impact on human behavior, DNA, emotions, and natural resources while reshaping global power dynamics.

Explore how AI, VR, and neuroscience intersect to advance our understanding of human cognition, perception, and behavior while developing more culturally-aware and intuitive technologies.

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Why do people join cults—even when the warning signs are there? Michelle Cholfin explores the psychology behind our inherent need to belong, what makes people vulnerable to manipulation, and how understanding that need can help us recognize who we can truly trust. Michelle Cholfin is a freshman at N

Co se stane, když se na chvíli sladíme? Psycholožka a vědkyně Michaela Cmíralová zve publikum k jednoduchému experimentu, který spolu s ní na pódiu vedl Jakub Cerulík. Experiment prostřednictvím pohybu, rytmu a hlasu ukazuje, jak společná synchronizace těla ovlivňuje to, jak vnímáme sami sebe i druh

In a world where artificial intelligence is often described as powerful, intelligent, and even threatening, we rarely stop to ask a simpler question: what does AI actually reveal about us? In this talk, Vishvesh explores how our reactions to AI — our fears, frustrations, and expectations — say more

Nedostatak znanja o spolnosti, stvara mitove u koje današnji svijet vjeruje. Koliko mitovi o seksu utječu na naša očekivanja i stavove o istima? Psihologinja Tanja Jurin istražuje kako seksualno zadovoljstvo često ne dolazi iz savršenih tehnika, već iz iskrene komunikacije, autentičnosti i emocional

A look at how incentives quietly shape everyday choices, from procrastination to social media, and why behavior often makes sense once the system behind it is understood. A student with strong interest in technology, systems and how digital design influences human behaviour This talk was given at a

In an era that celebrates self-esteem, constant validation, and digital performance, this talk challenges the idea that we are all meant to feel special all the time. Drawing on decades of experience observing human behavior, the speaker explores how modern parenting, therapy culture, and social med