Podcast
Huberman Lab
It discussed the importance of synchrony, particularly in groups and how it created a sense of unity and belonging.
There's a wonderful book called ''Keeping Together in Time'' by William McNeil. He was either he signed up or he was drafted into World War II training at a camp in Texas. They're marching up and down...
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It discussed the importance of synchrony, particularly in groups and how it created a sense of unity and belonging.
There's a wonderful book called ''Keeping Together in Time'' by William McNeil. He was either he signed up or he was drafted into World War II training at a camp in Texas. They're marching up and down with wooden guns because they don't have real guns. And at first it seemed stupid to him, but after a few days his unit gets it. And when they can, they're like a unit, they're like a centipede, they're imperfect, you know, it was like a loss of self, it was ecstatic.