Research (Dopamine)
Why Crayfish and Dopamine?
Dopamine behaves differently in invertebrates which reveals something not commonly known.
Research (Dopamine)
Dopamine behaves differently in invertebrates which reveals something not commonly known.
Research (Dopamine)
Videos of student led crayfish experiments demonstrating Dr. Josh Stout's theory that dopamine is not a stimulant.
Research (Dopamine)
Students and Research
Dr. Josh Stout review's the semester's work on the anatomy of a liver fluke.
Students and Research
Dr. Josh Stout reviews the semester's work on poriifera and cnidaria.
Research (Dopamine)
Dr. Josh Stout's introductory video on his current research with his students at FDU.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
In three short episodes, Dr. Josh Stout lays a foundation and shows artifacts revealing fascinating details about our stone-age relatives.
Imagination
When you build a new universe with AI, and part of it is definitely a hallucination, how can you tell what is real? What if in the “allegory of the cave”, the outside world was a construct?
Dr. Josh Stout discusses the importance and responsibility of making a new discovery. He shows evidence of strange connections between objects from a mysterious civilization and objects in the world's greatest museums.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Through the story of the nature, the magic and the protective power of these 4000 year old Anzu amulets, Dr. Josh Stout argues that this type of 'desk archaeology' can uncover real and important context, generate new discoveries, and can challenge and inform previously held assumptions.
Dr. Josh Stout makes the argument that this group of artifacts shown together present a body of work influenced by Sumer, Egypt and Mesopotamia, but still distinct from them.
Mind Body Evolution Podcast
Today Dr. Josh Stout shows his current favorite piece, discusses why context is of the utmost importance, and tells stories of Anzu that predate the Tree Of Knowledge and the Garden of Eden.