Brain Games: Season 2

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Health-Medical Documentary hosted by Jason Silva, published by National Geographic in 2013 - English narration

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Brain Games: Season 2 Get ready, because season two of Brain Games is about to blow your mind. Join host Jason Silva and deception specialist Apollo Robbins as they visit neuroscientists on the cutting edge of brain research, revealing all that we know—and all we have yet to learn— about what's really going on inside our brains. Twelve episodes are packed with interactive games and try-at-home experiments that will astonish and entertain you, while totally messing with your mind.

[edit] Its About Time

Ever wonder why a watched pot never boils? Explore what makes your brain tick when it comes to time.

[edit] You Decide

Every time you make a decision, your brain enters an often invisible battle between risk and reward. Through a series of addictive interactive games, surprising experiments, and relatable experts you'll learn astonishing facts about how you make decisions - and how to get better at making them.

[edit] Dont be Afraid

Our experts examine the brain's internal tug of war between fear and rationalization. Whether boarding an airplane or walking down a spooky street at night, we see how dread and anticipation build feelings of fear. Putting our host's emotions to the test, Apollo Robbins challenges Jason Silva to a game of Russian roulette.

[edit] Motion Commotion

This is a show about your brain and how it perceives motion. Evolving in a world that is constantly moving, the human brain had to develop a pretty sophisticated sense of motion in order to survive. This episode stops to ask some deceptively simple questions--What really is motion? Is the movement that you see real?

[edit] Power of Persuasion

This episode unveils the subtle tactics that advertisers, marketers and con men can use to get you to do what they want, without you noticing.

[edit] Focus Pocus

Think your field of vision is really in focus, or that your brain is focusing on everything happening in front of you? Think again. Brain Games reveals the secrets behind the mysteries of focus and attention.

[edit] Use It or Lose It

All the latest research says that your brain needs exercise to stay youthful and fit. Wonder junkie Jason Silva and deception specialist Apollo Robbins are going to put your brain to the test with a serious workout.

[edit] Liar Liar

Host Jason Silva and deception specialist Apollo Robbins break down why we lie and what happens in the brain, even though science tells us that the truth is physiologically and neurologically easier.

[edit] Illusion Confusion

Brain Games reveals how optical illusions are a great way of showing the powerful mechanisms at work that allow your brain to perceive three dimensions.

[edit] Battle of the Sexes

From the second you’re born, you’re a unique individual. You’ll make choices about your friends, your career, your relationships, where you live, and how you dress. But one thing you don’t get to choose is whether you were born a man or a woman – and that flip of the genetic coin will play a huge role in determining how you think about... well, almost everything. In this episode, we find out once and for all which gender's hard drive is wired better... for doing what.

[edit] What You Dont Know

Brain Games reveals how the "illusion of knowledge" plagues the human brain and why we fall victim to the notion that we understand more than we actually do.

[edit] Seeing is Believing

Seeing is believing, right? Not necessarily. It all depends on your perspective. In this episode of Brain Games, mind-bending illusions will show you the ways in which your visual perceptions can be surprisingly off. Watch as your brain turns beautiful people into scary monsters, and reduces giants to miniatures.

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  • Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L3.1
  • Video Bitrate: 1757 Kbps
  • Video Aspect Ratio: 1.778 (16:9)
  • Video Resolution: 832 x 468
  • Audio Codec: AAC LC
  • Audio Bitrate: 128 Kbps CBR 48KHz
  • Audio Channels: stereo (2/0)
  • Audio: English
  • Run-Time: 24mins
  • Framerate: 25fps
  • Number of Parts: 12
  • Part Size: 282 MB
  • Container: mp4
  • Source: PDTV
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