Join Dr. Abbasi, Amanda, and their special guest as they explore the fascinating connection between mindless activities and creativity. Discover how simple actions like walking or showering can spark innovative thoughts and enhance cognitive performance.

How Mindless Movements Boost Creativity - Essence of Life

Welcome to "AI with Shaily," your go-to podcast for the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and the fascinating crossroads where machine intelligence meets the enigma of human consciousness. Hosted by Shailendra Kumar, affectionately known as Shaily, this show dives deep into cutting-edge science with a curious and thoughtful approach. 🎙️🤖🧠

In a recent episode, Shaily shares an intriguing conversation with a neuroscientist friend that sparked a mind-bending idea: what if consciousness isn't just a product of biology but also deeply rooted in quantum physics? This concept, once sounding like science fiction, is gaining traction thanks to recent scientific discoveries. 🌌🧬✨

One of the headline topics is the role of **quantum entanglement** — a strange quantum phenomenon where particles remain connected regardless of distance — as a potential foundation for conscious experience. Researchers at Shanghai University have uncovered that the **myelin sheath**, the fatty layer insulating nerve fibers, contains tiny cylindrical cavities that might emit pairs of entangled photons. This quantum connection could synchronize millions of neurons firing together, creating the seamless "movie" of our conscious awareness. Imagine the brain as a quantum orchestra, perfectly tuning every instrument at once! 🎻🔗⚛️

Adding to this, Hartmut Neven from Google’s Quantum AI Lab is exploring how quantum entanglement among quantum bits (qubits) in the brain might solve the “binding problem” — the mystery of how all our sensory inputs merge into a unified conscious moment. His daring hypothesis even links consciousness to quantum branches of the multiverse, pushing the boundaries of AI, physics, and philosophy into uncharted territory. 🌐🧩🌀

Shaily also revisits the controversial Orch OR theory by Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff, which proposes that microtubules inside neurons act as quantum information channels. New evidence suggests these tiny structures could maintain entangled quantum states, potentially connecting individual consciousness to a universal quantum network — a cosmic perspective on the mind that challenges even the most imaginative philosophers. 🌠🧩🌌

Mathematicians contribute to this evolving picture by developing new equations that connect neuron firing patterns with quantum Schrödinger dynamics. This suggests quantum effects might persist at brain-relevant scales, offering explanations for phenomena like anesthesia and variations in brain oscillations linked to health and disease. These advances could soon allow experimental verification of quantum consciousness theories. 📊🔬🧠

All these insights paint a tantalizing vision: if consciousness emerges from quantum entanglement, it could revolutionize our understanding of the mind and artificial intelligence alike. Shaily poses a profound question — could AI one day develop its own form of quantum consciousness? 🤔💡🤖

For those eager to explore this captivating frontier, Shaily offers a *Bonus Tip*: dive into interdisciplinary research that blends quantum physics, neuroscience, and computer science. Engaging with papers and talks on quantum biology can ignite new ideas because breakthroughs often happen at the intersection of fields. 📚🔍🧪

To close, Shaily quotes Niels Bohr, the father of quantum physics: *“If quantum mechanics hasn’t profoundly shocked you, you haven’t understood it yet.”* This encapsulates the thrilling collision course between consciousness and quantum physics that lies ahead. ⚡️🌌

Stay connected with Shaily on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium for more updates. If this quantum mind journey sparked your curiosity, subscribe and share your thoughts — together, we can unravel the mysteries of intelligence, both artificial and human. 🌟📲💬

This is Shailendra Kumar on "AI with Shaily," reminding you to stay curious, stay inspired, and keep exploring the infinite possibilities of intelligence! 🚀🧠🤖

Quantum Consciousness: Unraveling the Mind’s Quantum Secrets with AI and Neuroscience

You’re tuning into "AI with Shaily," hosted by Shailendra Kumar, a passionate male presenter who brings the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and science to his audience. 🎙️✨

In this fascinating episode, Shailendra takes us on a deep dive into the cutting-edge intersection of quantum physics and consciousness—a truly mind-bending topic! 🧠⚛️ He shares groundbreaking research from 2025 that suggests quantum entanglement, the mysterious "spooky action" that even Einstein doubted, might actually be happening inside our brains. This means that neurons might not just be firing electrically but could be entangled in a quantum "dance," influencing whether we’re awake or asleep. 🌌🔗

New MRI studies have detected signals in specific brain regions resembling entangled quantum states, closely linked to conscious awareness and memory. Adding to this, scientists at Shanghai University have identified the myelin sheath—the insulating layer around nerve fibers—as a possible facilitator of photon entanglement, helping neurons synchronize during conscious thought. 🧬💡

Shailendra also highlights insights from Google’s Hartmut Neven, who proposes that entanglement might be the "glue" that unifies sensory inputs into a single conscious experience—a long-standing puzzle in neuroscience. The mathematics describing neuronal activity might even mirror quantum mechanics, hinting that entanglement could persist on a scale previously unimaginable. 🧩🔍

The episode revisits the bold Orch OR theory by Penrose and Hameroff, which is gaining new experimental support. This theory suggests that microtubules inside neurons host rapid quantum events, potentially linking individual consciousness to the very fabric of the universe. 🌌🕸️

Shailendra recalls a personal conversation with a physicist friend who was skeptical but open to the idea that consciousness might be explained through quantum mechanics. These fresh findings seem to push that debate toward possibility, blending science with philosophy in a thrilling frontier. 🤔💭

He offers a thoughtful reminder: while these quantum effects in the warm, noisy environment of the brain are promising, they remain debated. Staying curious but critical is key, and future quantum computing advancements may provide the tools needed to rigorously test these fascinating hypotheses. 💻🔬

Shailendra invites listeners to imagine that their very sense of self might depend on hidden quantum threads weaving through the brain’s microstructures, potentially revolutionizing AI, neuroscience, and our understanding of reality itself. 🌐🧠

Quoting Erwin Schrödinger, he emphasizes the fundamental mystery of consciousness: “Consciousness cannot be accounted for in physical terms. For consciousness is absolutely fundamental.” 🌀✨

Shailendra Kumar encourages his audience to stay connected with him on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium, where he breaks down the latest AI and quantum science news. He invites listeners to subscribe, share their thoughts, and join him in unraveling the mysteries of mind and machine. 🤝📲

Closing warmly, Shailendra thanks his listeners and urges them to keep their curiosity alive until the next episode of "AI with Shaily." 🌟🔍

Quantum Minds: Unlocking Consciousness Through Entanglement and AI

In this episode of Inside Personal Growth, Greg Voisen sits down with Eugene Choi, a transformational mindset coach, pharmacist turned entrepreneur, and founder of Destiny Hacks. Eugene shares his incredible journey from a six-figure pharmacy career to filmmaking, and ultimately to helping leaders and entrepreneurs rewire their brains for higher performance.

Listeners will hear how neuroscience and neuroplasticity reveal that 90–95% of our daily behavior runs on autopilot—often in survival mode—and how to shift into the executive state to make better decisions, access creativity, and improve well-being. Through powerful stories, including life-threatening experiences in Rio de Janeiro and lessons learned from his own family, Eugene illustrates how to overcome fight-flight-freeze responses, reduce stress, and live a more conscious, empowered life.

🎧 What Listeners Can Learn
-The science of how your brain switches between survival mode and executive mode
-Why emotional discomfort can trigger the same stress response as physical danger
-How autopilot habits form and how to reprogram them for success
-Practical tools like “Name it to tame it” to regulate emotions and reduce stress instantly
-The long-term health risks of chronic stress—and how to prevent burnout
-How self-talk and awareness can transform relationships, leadership, and performance

📅 Communication Date
September 16, 2025

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Podcast 1258: From Survival Mode to Executive Brain: Unlocking Human Potential with Dr. Eugene Choi

Why do teenagers think, feel, and see the world so differently from kids or adults? In this episode, we unpack the science of the teenage brain ; a brain rewiring itself for adulthood. From risk-taking and to self-discovery, we’ll explore how changes in the brain during teenage years shape perception, decision-making, and identity. Get ready to see adolescence not as chaos, but as one of the most powerful transformations the brain ever goes through.

Author: Dure Khan, Eve Racette, Golnar Taheri

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Disclaimer: Think Twice is a podcast for general information and entertainment purposes only. The content discussed in the episodes does not reflect the views of the podcast committee members or any institution they are affiliated with. The use of the information presented in this podcast is at the user’s own risk and is not intended to replace professional healthcare services. 

46: Rewiring Reality: The Teenage Brain

Retiring Without Regrets

For decades, we’ve been told the same story: work hard, save well, and one day retirement will be the reward. But what if stepping away from work feels harder than the job itself? What if freedom comes with a side of restlessness?

In this episode, Dr. Bray delves into what truly makes retirement fulfilling and why neuroscience reveals that it’s about more than just money or free time. I’ll explore the hidden challenges the brain faces when structure, identity, and daily rewards suddenly disappear. And more importantly, I’ll share the four practices that help people not just retire, but rewire: alignment with your values, rediscovering yourself beyond the job title, taking charge of your time with agency, and embracing adaptability when life doesn’t go as planned.

You’ll hear stories of people who struggled and those who thrived and learn practical tools to shape a retirement that feels rich with meaning and growth.

If you’re approaching retirement, in the midst of it, or simply curious about how to build a life you don’t want to escape, Dr. Bray will provide you with insights that are both eye-opening and actionable.

Please tune in and discover how to retire without regrets and why your brain will thank you for it.

QUOTES BY DR. BRAY

“Retirement isn’t the end of the road; it’s the beginning of a new journey.”

“Your identity is not in your job title; it’s in the lives you touch and the purpose you find.”

“Purpose is the engine that keeps you moving. Without it, even the most luxurious life can feel empty.”


Episode 597 Preparing for Retirement, It is About More Than Money

Humans are unique in the way we use language; we share ideas, tell stories, and pass down culture. And we do all of this using very complex communication tools like intonations, contextual clues, slang, etc. In this episode, we explore how complex communication evolved from the Neanderthals, and what changes in the brain made complex communication possible. Join us in this journal club episode where we discuss one of the many evolutionary leaps that turned simple sounds into the conversations that define us today.

Authors: Dure Khan, Eve Racette, Shima Hassanpour, Golnar Taheri

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47: Making Mice Talk - A Journal Club

Santiago Ramón y Cajal, awarded the 1906 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, is often called the “father of modern neuroscience.” Using only a microscope and his extraordinary artistic skills, he revealed that the brain is made up of individual neurons that communicate across tiny gaps. This discovery, known as the “neuron doctrine,” transformed how we understand the brain and laid the foundation for all of modern neuroscience. Cajal’s detailed drawings of a wide variety of neurons and neuroanatomical circuits are still admired today, both as scientific breakthroughs and works of art. Join us as we talk with an AI interpretation of Santiago Ramón y Cajal about his scientific findings, his disagreements with other neuroscientists and his advice to junior scientists.

This episode is sponsored by the Connected Minds program. Connected Minds, funded by the Canadian First Research Excellence Fund, is a 7-year collaborative program between York University and Queen’s University that focuses on interdisciplinary, ethical, and socially responsible research and technology development. The program offers funding for trainees, researchers, and artists. To learn more and get involved, visit the Connected Minds website.


Website: https://www.yorku.ca/research/connected-minds/a

Authors: Eve Racette, Golnar Taheri

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48: Interviewing a 1906 Nobel Prize Winner

Tonight, Monday, October 13th, at 6 pm on The Brian Crombie Hour I interview ✅ Anita Nowak. 👉 ALL my 🎤 podcasts and 🎦 video casts can be accessed any time on my web site https://briancrombie.com which holds repository of all my shows. 📌 Dr. Anita Nowak, professor at McGill University and author, explores empathy as humanity’s superpower that strengthens relationships, transforms workplaces, inspires compassionate leadership, and builds healthier communities. She explains why empathy matters more than ever in a divided world, how affective, cognitive, and purposeful empathy differ, and what neuroscience reveals about developing it. Dr. Nowak shows that mindfulness, gratitude, and generosity can reshape lives and societies. This Thanksgiving, her message reminds us that empathy connects us, heals divisions, and brings people closer together.

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John Yates Culadasa - L'Éveil de l'esprit

"Neuroplasticity" is an uplifting Psy-Chill track designed to rewire the listener's mind through sound. Inspired by the scientific principle that our brains can change and adapt based on new behaviors and experiences, this track offers a sonic pathway to that transformation. The music builds on a foundation of vibrant, evolving textures and a steady, grounding rhythm that invites movement. As the layers of shimmering synths, warm basslines, and intricate percussive details unfold, they create an environment that encourages a state of flow and positive reinforcement. The track serves as a reminder that just as we can consciously work on ourselves to form new neural pathways, the act of dancing to uplifting music can be a powerful tool for that very change.

Neuroplasticity

Beware! The ghosts are closer than you think... In this episode, we explore how the brain creates paranormal experiences—from sensing a mysterious presence to hearing whispers in silence, it is all a product of the brain. This episode uncovers how fear circuits, prediction glitches, and evolved survival instincts create paranormal experiences—from “presences” to shadowy figures in the dark.

Authors: Dure Khan, Eve Racette, Golnar Taheri

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Disclaimer: Think Twice is a podcast for general information and entertainment purposes only. The content discussed in the episodes does not reflect the views of the podcast committee members or any institution they are affiliated with. The use of the information presented in this podcast is at the user’s own risk and is not intended to replace professional healthcare services. 

49:  Experiencing the Paranormal: Your Brain is Haunted

HEY YO LISTEN UP! (PSY TRANCE 137)" is engineered to be a pure sensory hyperdrive. The song narrative is a simple, universal command: "Switch off the stress, turn on the bass."

This is a cinematic sonic journey that starts with the multi-lingual streets of India (reflected in the initial lyrical hooks) before the sound system overloads and launches the listener into a chaotic, futuristic party dimension. The core message, "Light-u Pōtta Life-u" (Turn on the light, turn on the life), is the ignition sequence for the track, built to resonate instantly with the global dance floor while retaining a unique local flavor. Every element, from the sharp, sampled South Indian flute runs to the heavy vocal echoes, is designed to build anticipation for the final, overwhelming release.

This isn't just a song; it's a Techno-Cultural statement. The track’s massive 137 BPM Psytrance rhythm is the engine driving the sensory experience. This pulse is visualized in the mind-bending visualizer, where the music literally creates reality: razor-sharp sparks and electric energy erupt from the Infinite Speaker Tunnel, perfectly synchronized with the devastating bass drop. The fusion of the crushing Psytrance distortion with the unique Tamil/English hooks delivers a truly unique hybrid sound, guaranteeing a direct, high-speed neural injection of pure adrenaline and bass that Trance lovers and bass fanatics demand.

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PSY Trance 137

Hey yo, listen up! - Mama, Machi, enna achu? Light-u pōṭṭā Life-u āchu! (Suresh Rao Design Studio)

This is an excerpt from a podcast: Sneak peek of the 2025 annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. This is Dr. John Morrison from the University of California Davis and current SfN president. A comment on the impact of the current situation on trainees. 

Short_Take #4 John Morrison SfN president

Soon the annual meeting for the Society for Neuroscience starts where 20,000 attendees will be talking all about their work on the brain. This is a sneak peek of that meeting. It's with Dr. John Morrison from the University of California at Davis and Dr. Emilie Marcus from UCLA, who is also the incoming SfN Chair of the public education and communication committee of the Society for Neuroscience. Helping me ask questions are also Dr. Shari Wiseman, chief editor of Nature Neuroscience, Dr. Elisa Floridiaa from Nature Communications and Tanya Lewis from Scientific American. 

Sneak-peek of the 2025 annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience

What if the key to healing the brain wasn’t in a pill or a surgery, but in a headset? By stepping into immersive digital worlds with virtual reality (VR), scientists are discovering new ways to enhance neuroplasticity. But with such power to reshape the mind, VR also raises big questions: how real should “virtual” therapy get, and who can access this kind of therapeutic strategy? Join us as we journey through the science, the promise, and the ethical puzzles of healing in a virtual world.

This episode is sponsored by the Connected Minds program. Connected Minds, funded by the Canadian First Research Excellence Fund, is a 7-year collaborative program between York University and Queen’s University that focuses on interdisciplinary, ethical, and socially responsible research and technology development. The program offers funding for trainees, researchers, and artists. To learn more and get involved, visit the Connected Minds website.


Website: https://www.yorku.ca/research/connected-minds/a

Authors: Eve Racette, Golnar Taheri

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50: Can VR games cure your brain?

As medical advancements continue to shape the detection, diagnosis, and treatment of disability and illness, technology is often presented as a path to autonomy. Rebecca Monteleone shows how such technologies contribute to a cruel double bind, forcing disabled people to be accountable for adapting to a world built by and for nondisabled people while dismissing their lived experiences in favor of medical expertise. In the new book The Double Bind of Disability, Monteleone explores anecdotes about prenatal genetic screening, deep brain stimulation, and do-it-yourself artificial pancreas systems, exposing new relationships among disability, authority, knowledge, and responsibility. Monteleone is joined here in conversation with Ashley Shew. 


Rebecca Monteleone is associate professor of disability and technology at the University of Toledo and author of The Double Bind of Disability: How Medical Technology Shapes Bodily Authority.

Ashley Shew is a professor of science, technology, and society at Virginia Tech and author of Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement.


EPISODE REFERENCES:
-Ally Day
-“Transmobility: Possibilities in Cyborg (Cripborg) Bodies,” Mallory Kay Nelson, Ashley Shew, and Bethany Stevens / Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience 
-Jackie Leach Scully
-Dana Lewis
-Biomedicalization: Technoscience, Health, and Illness in the U.S. / Adele E. Clarke, Laura Mamo, Jennifer Ruth Fosket, Jennifer R. Fishman, Janet K. Shim, editors


Praise for the book:
"A generous, timely, and essential contribution to understanding the current politics that shape medical technology and disability in the context of neoliberal ableism. A book that I will be thinking-making-feeling with for many years to come!"
—Laura Forlano, Northeastern University
 


The Double Bind of Disability: How Medical Technology Shapes Bodily Authority by Rebecca Monteleone is available from University of Minnesota Press. Thank you for listening.

Medical technology and bodily authority

BUFFALO, NY — November 25, 2025 — A new #research paper was #published in Volume 17, Issue 10 of Aging-US on October 13, 2025, titled “Hospitalization with infections and risk of Dementia: a systematic review and meta-analysis.”

This large-scale meta-analysis, led by first author Wei Yu Chua from the National University of Singapore and corresponding author Eng-King Tan from the National Neuroscience Institute and Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore, shows that adults hospitalized with infections have a significantly higher risk of developing dementia. The findings are especially important as global populations grow older and hospitalizations for infections increase, highlighting a potential new approach for dementia prevention.

“Out of 1900 studies that were screened initially, 16 studies comprising 4,266,276 patients were included for analysis.” 

The researchers analyzed data from over 4 million individuals across 16 studies, making this study the most comprehensive review to date on the association between infection-related hospital stays and long-term brain health. The results showed that being hospitalized for an infection raised the risk of all-cause dementia by 83%. Among the types of infections studied, sepsis carried the highest risk, followed by pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and skin or soft tissue infections. The risk of developing vascular dementia was notably higher than that of Alzheimer’s disease.

One possible explanation for the association between infections and dementia is that infections trigger systemic inflammation that may reach the brain. Inflammatory molecules can cross the blood-brain barrier, potentially leading to the buildup of damaging proteins and the death of brain cells. This process may be more severe in older adults, whose immune systems are often slower to respond and recover. The study also suggests that even a single infection-related hospitalization can speed up cognitive decline, especially in individuals already at higher risk.

Importantly, the risk of dementia was greatest within the first year following an infection but remained elevated for many years afterward. In fact, studies with follow-ups longer than a decade showed even stronger associations. These results suggest the need for early cognitive monitoring after hospital discharge, particularly in older adults recovering from infections.

These findings have important implications for healthcare systems, particularly those serving aging populations, and underscore the lasting impact that infections can have on the brain. This research highlights the importance of looking beyond genetics and lifestyle for prevention strategies. With over 50 million people affected by dementia worldwide and annual care costs in the U.S. exceeding $300 billion, identifying new and preventable risk factors is critical. Reducing infections, improving hospital care, and monitoring brain health after illness may offer promising ways to protect cognitive function in aging populations.

DOI - https://doi.org/10.18632/aging.206329

Corresponding author - Eng-King Tan - tan.eng.king@singhealth.com.sg

Abstract video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyv5VHHHIA4

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Varsity athletes face hundreds of head impacts each season, some big enough to cause a concussion, others so small they barely register. But science is suggesting that even these quiet hits that don't cause concussions may quietly reshape the brain. In this episode, we dive into the neuroscience of concussive and subconcussive impacts. We unpack what science is revealing about how the athlete brain changes and what this means for the future of sport, safety, and long-term brain health.

Coljae Berry is a second-year MSc student in the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen's University, working under the supervision of Dr. Cook. In collaboration with the Queen's Varsity Football Team, his research investigates how repeated non-concussive impacts affect white matter microstructure and sensorimotor function in collegiate football players. He hopes to raise awareness for player safety and educate the public about the potential risks and long-term effects of playing football. Outside of his research, Coljae is passionate about rehabilitation for neurodegenerative diseases and traumatic brain injuries. He is also an active advocate for Black student voices on campus.

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51: Football and repeated head impacts : How dangerous is it really?

Welcome to Essence Of! Here you will learn about medicine, science, history, and life, all by our favorite neurosurgeon, Dr. Hamid Abbasi.

Get your critical thinking caps on! ‘Think Twice’ discusses controversial topics in the field of neuroscience with the goal of bringing more nuance and rigor to mainstream media. We’ll take you past the headlines by breaking down relevant neuroscience topics, interviewing experts in the field and overcoming misinformation/disinformation with evidence-based content. This podcast is run by a small group of graduate students at the Centre for Neuroscience Studies at Queen’s University. We hope to bring down barriers to the dissemination of scientific information, give early-career neuroscientists a voice, and foster a culture of entertaining and accessible science communication.

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