SmartLessApril 19, 2021

Jessica Meir

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About This Episode

Jessica Meir is truly out of this world. NASA astronaut, marine biologist, physiologist, and role-model-for-all, Jessica joins us this week and shows us how to use our brains for the first time in lightyears.

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In Search of Lost Time

Marcel Proust

“The speaker mentions reading Proust, implying a connection to literature and possibly reflecting on themes of memory and time.”

Sentiment: Passing Reference

Trigger: themes of memory and time

For: Literature enthusiasts and readers interested in themes of memory

Key quote: “The speaker mentions reading Proust, implying a connection to literature and possibly reflecting on themes of memory and time.”

The host briefly mentions reading Proust to highlight the connection between literature and the exploration of memory. This reference suggests a deeper reflection on how time influences our experiences.

ASIN: B0C6MJJ2LP

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