\"Filmmaker, futurist, epiphany addict\" Jason Silva has produced a series of videos that combine natural imagery with philosophy. <\/p>\n
Silva contacted us after reading our article on a studyby Melanie Rudd of Stanford Graduate School of Businesson the positive effects on awe.He said his videos were meant to \"capture and disseminate AWE itself.\" We agreed and published his video on patternsto as a demonstration of the theory. <\/p>\n
Still the video was only indirectly related to awe. Now Silva has done one better by devoting an entire video to awe. He writes: <\/p>\n
As amazing as that study is, it still leaves us with the question, If AWE is good for us, how exactly can we define it? Well this is exactly what my video WILL BE: a visceral representation and explainer of what the study really means.... <\/p>\n
Check it out: <\/p>\n
The Biological Advantage of Being Awestruck - by @Jason_Silva from Jason Silva on Vimeo. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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