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SPEAKERS 4 Roy Baumeister 4 Paul Bloom 4 Joshua D. Greene 4 Jonathan Haidt 4 Sam Harris 4 Marc D. Hauser Joseph Heinrich Elizabeth Phelps 4 David Pizarro PRESS Chris Anderson, Wired Sharon Begley, Newsweek Drake Bennett, Boston Globe Ideas David Brooks, New York Times Anya Bourg,

nne Treisman <treisman Princeton.edu>,CraigVenter<*cventer vi.org>, Jimmy Wales ,EvanWilliams , Yossi Verdi Nathan Wolfe • , Stephen Wolfram , Mark Zuckerberg Subject: David Brooks New York Times column on the Edge Morality event Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2010 14:40:07 +0000 Eastover Farm 203-266-5930 The EDGE

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HE NEW SCIENCE OF MORALITY An Edge Seminar Roy Baumeister, Paul Bloom, Joshua D. Greene, Jonathan Haidt, Sam Harris, Marc D. Hauser, Joshua Knobe, Elizabeth Phelps, David Pizarro http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/morality10/morality10_index.html Best, JB 917-744-8920 Mobile EFTA00738932 John Brockman Presi

le information. When we hear a success story like Mark Zuckerberg's, our brains take note of the possibility that we

these can be avoided. Findings from a study I conducted a few years ago with HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030287 --- PAGE BREAK --- 21 prominent neuroscientist Elizabeth Phelps suggest that directing our thoughts of the future toward the positive is a result of our frontal cortex's communicating with subcortical regions deep

ode desirable information that can enhance optimism but fail at incorporating unexpectedly undesirable information. When we hear a success story like Mark Zuckerberg's, our brains take note of the possibility that we too may become immensely rich one day. But hearing that the odds of divorce are almost 1 in 2 tends

formation. When we hear a success story like Mark Zuckerberg's, our brains take note of the possibility that w