Jason Silva on Aging | Brain Games

youthful brains have adapted to this new

youthful brains have adapted to this new multitasking existence that we’re in

multitasking existence that we’re in

multitasking existence that we’re in right now young brains are better at

right now young brains are better at

right now young brains are better at rapidly switching between tasks as we

rapidly switching between tasks as we

rapidly switching between tasks as we have increasingly fluid access to a

have increasingly fluid access to a

have increasingly fluid access to a repository of all of human knowledge the

repository of all of human knowledge the

repository of all of human knowledge the part of the brain that’s responsible for

part of the brain that’s responsible for

part of the brain that’s responsible for storing facts is said by some experts to

storing facts is said by some experts to

storing facts is said by some experts to be evolving into storing networks of

be evolving into storing networks of

be evolving into storing networks of information so we’re learning to use our

information so we’re learning to use our

information so we’re learning to use our brains to find information rather than

brains to find information rather than

brains to find information rather than storing the information what we’re altom

storing the information what we’re altom

storing the information what we’re altom utley battling is entry entropy is rust

utley battling is entry entropy is rust

utley battling is entry entropy is rust its aging its metabolic decay life

its aging its metabolic decay life

its aging its metabolic decay life however is anti-entropic life moves

however is anti-entropic life moves

however is anti-entropic life moves towards greater complexity and

towards greater complexity and

towards greater complexity and organization when that manifests itself

organization when that manifests itself

organization when that manifests itself at the human scale human beings are

at the human scale human beings are

at the human scale human beings are constantly trying to arrest their own

constantly trying to arrest their own

constantly trying to arrest their own decay we do that by exercising our brain

decay we do that by exercising our brain

decay we do that by exercising our brain we do that by putting ourselves in

we do that by putting ourselves in

we do that by putting ourselves in challenging situations learning a new

challenging situations learning a new

challenging situations learning a new language the ultimate end point of this

language the ultimate end point of this

language the ultimate end point of this is death and so will we eventually

is death and so will we eventually

is death and so will we eventually technologically transcend mortality I

technologically transcend mortality I

technologically transcend mortality I think eventually we will question is of

think eventually we will question is of

think eventually we will question is of whether it’s happens in my lifetime

whether it’s happens in my lifetime

whether it’s happens in my lifetime I hope so