# Daniel Simon

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Ovarian Tissue Transplants Provide New Hope to Women with Ovarian Insufficiency

University Hospitals Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility specialists, Rebecca Flyckt, MD, and Kathryn Coyne, MD, discuss a groundbreaking FDA-approved clinical trial exploring ovarian tissue transplantation between sisters. They explain how the procedure works, who may benefit and how thi ...

#66 - Daniel Simons: Why Smart People Get Fooled—and How to Know When You’re the One Who’s Wrong

Daniel Simons is a Psychology Professor at the University of Illinois whose work asks a deeply uncomfortable question: how much can you trust your own mind?Most of us think deception is something that happens to other people.But he argues that the mechanisms behind those failures are completely ...

The Gorilla in the Room | Attentional blindness, a livestreamed execution and ADHD at work

The Concept of the Week is attentional blindness. In the famous experiment, people counting basketball passes fail to notice a man in a gorilla suit walking through the middle of the game. Peter's explanation: the brain builds a picture of reality, and the thing you are not attending to is simpl ...

Decoding the Immune Response to Tuberculosis

Stephen Carpenter, MD, PhD, discusses the challenges of preventing and treating TB as well as the limitations of current vaccines, the role of memory T cells in controlling infection, and promising discoveries that could shape the next generation of tuberculosis vaccines. Learn more about Dani ...

Nobody's Fool - Understanding Truth Bias and Disinformation

"It's a kind of information that we find particularly appealing that people looking to fool us will use, but it can lead to innocent spreading" Host Paul Brandus explores the concept of truth bias and its implications in today's society with guests Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris, authors ...

Jen Golbeck and Stacey Colino - THE PUREST BOND

In this interview, I chat with Jen Golbeck and Stacey Colino about The Purest Bond, how they came to write this book together, the physical, cognitive, emotional and social benefits of owning a dog, the gorilla basketball video on YouTube, creating the Golden Ratio, the science behind the human/ ...

What is the invisible gorilla?

Have you ever been staring right at something, like a missing Lego piece or the ketchup in the fridge, but you literally cannot see it? Get ready for a mind-bending episode that will change how you look at the world! In 1999, psychologists Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris set up a famous ex ...

The Binance Hack, and Why Fintech Is Missing the Physical Economy

This week on This Week in Fintech, Sasha Pilch starts with the fallout from the Binance hack, which has seen around $6.3 billion in assets stolen from the world’s largest crypto exchange. Larry DiTore and Amethyst Martinez break down what happened, where the recovery effort stands, and why an at ...

The Invisible Gorilla Study: Why We Miss What’s Right in Front of Us

How can something happen right in front of our eyes — and yet we completely fail to notice it? In this episode of Circuit Breaker: Rewiring Your Decisions, we explore the Invisible Gorilla Experiment, conducted by psychologists Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons. This famous study reveals the ...

Selected Update, NFDA Reports, and Independent Trends

In this weekly rundown of news from around funeral service, Tony Russo covers updates on the Selected vs. NFDA legal battle, recent NFDA cremation and burial reports, upcoming professional conferences, independent funeral home trends, historic cemetery designations, international acquisitions, a ...