NASA Space Psychologist: What Astronauts Really See in Upper Orbit | Iya Whiteley

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  @dannyjones · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @Infantryvet156th · 1 year ago

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  @2Skibbs · 1 year ago

  “Curiosity can prevent depression” was exceptionally profound once I thought it through. Wow.

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  @aaronlyall1973 · 1 year ago

  The opposite of depression is curiosity. Thank you for sharing this 🥰

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  @Mazza666 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdO2e8TBOmQ&amp;t=136">2:16</a> Jerry : Your gonna convert to Latvian Orthodox. George Costanza : Sure what do I care

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  @BreathLight29 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Omg I had synesthesia when I was young up to around ten. I didn’t know it was considered weird by adults and one day in class we were given an assignment to make a presentation on anything we wanted using a (old fashioned) projector and slides. I chose to make and show slides on the colors and shapes I saw in my mind while listening to music. I chose and played the piece of music and showed slides of colors and shapes according to the musical notes of the song. I enjoyed it a lot and a the end, the male teacher looked very uncomfortable and bewildered. He didn’t know what to say to me. He was silent. I had no idea that he didn’t understand my presentation. <br><br>I got a masters in fine arts from an Italian art academy in Florence at 21 and as double promoted skipping a year. Also I was a very good free style dancer. People urged me to become a professional dancer. Colors and music still are very alive for me at 68. But I no longer, and haven’t for a very long time, experience this blending of music and colors. <br><br>I had read many years ago that it was a brain disorder. That is what psychologists have determined about it. Hearing her talk about synesthesia like this is so exciting for me. I wish I knew this yeas ago. I don’t and didn’t have brain damage!!

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  @schnizdawg · 9 months ago

  One of your best interviews. She’s an amazing person and has such a fascinating story.

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  @desertrainproductions5550 · 1 year ago

  What a wonderfully intelligent individual. Parapsychology has always been fascinating.

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  @AconservativeThought · 7 months ago

  Sat thru this 1 from beginning to end. She is so fascinating to listen too.

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  @kylew1761 · 1 year ago

  What an incredible podcast and an incredible woman. Thank you for your service to humanity, for sharing conversations such as this that ripple out through minds and hearts to bring us all towards a brighter future of understanding ourselves as human beings more deeply. In my opinion, conversations like this are divinely inspired. in fact its not just my opinion, but my personal experience via synchronicities that occurred in my world as I listened.

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  @thewearyadventurer · 1 year ago

  Phenomenal interview. You really struck one out of the park with this one Danny. An absolutely top notch guest. Thank you for feeding my curiosity about life.

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  @Packaringos · 1 year ago

  &quot;Continuously scanning for variables&quot; defines my existence

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