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Once upon a time, we were a little stomach on a stick floating in the sea. Gradually, we evolved and grew a brain, this legendary organ that can do so many amazing things, namely the brain:

• predicts (almost) everything we do
• can influence and change the future
• collaborate with other brains
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But that's not all. The most important superpower of this organ is that it makes us human. How does this happen?
It seems that we know everything about the brain. Then how does it know even more about us?

Lisa Feldman Barrett is one of the most prominent contemporary psychologists, PhD, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, recipient of numerous awards and honours, including the American Psychological Association's Award for Lifetime Achievement in Psychology, the National Institutes of Health's Pioneer Award for her pioneering research on emotion in the brain, and the Heritage Wall of Fame from the Foundation for Personality and Social Psychology. Most of Barrett's research focuses on the nature of emotions and their role in everyday life.