Jonah Lehrer speeches make points that initially seem offbeat, but after a few moments of reflection, come to make much sense. Lehrer's outside-the-box way of thinking can be at least partly attributed to his rigorous but unorthodox education.
Lehrer began his university career as a science student at Columbia University, where he earned an undergraduate degree in the neurosciences. Ever eclectic, he would enter Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, studying 20th century literature and philosophy. As a hybrid pupil of both the sciences and humanities, he has unconventional insights into these very different realms of knowledge. Indeed, Joanah Lehrer speeches emphasize the benefits to approaching questions as an outsider. Attacking a problem from the same angle is likely to produce the same results, whereas a fresh perspective can illuminate things otherwise unseen.
Currently, Lehrer is a contributing editor to Scientific American Mind, National Public Radio's Radiolab and Wired. He is also a columnist for the Wall Street Journal and has written for such publications as The New Yorker and Boston Globe.
Jonah Lehrer received his degree in neuroscience from Columbia University. From there, he received his master’s degree in 20th century literature and philosophy from Oxford University. He has...
In this speech, author Jonah Lehrer shares why it's important to learn how to relax when trying to solve a difficult problem. Jonah Lehrer explains that relaxation is the key to solving something challenging…
Jonah Lehrer studied neuroscience at Columbia University. After graduating, he went on to study 20th century literature and philosophy at Oxford University, gaining his master’s degree. Lehrer...
This engaging Jonah Lehrer keynote speech proposes that those who are the most knowledgeable and embedded in a certain subject are not always the right people to solve a problem in that field. As...
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