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The Joe Rogan Experience · May 8, 2026 · 2h 48m

#2496 - Julia Mossbridge

Julia Mossbridge, a cognitive neuroscientist and founder of Applied Love Labs, discusses her research on consciousness, precognition, and the intersection of neuroscience and human connection. The conversation explores her latest book 'Have a Nice Disclosure!' and her work applying neuroscience to understand love, relationships, and anomalous human capacities.

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Curious

Consciousness May Operate Outside Traditional Neuroscience Models
Mossbridge's research suggests that consciousness and certain human capacities may not fit neatly into conventional neuroscientific models of the brain.

Novel

Anomalous Human Capacities Are Measurable
Mossbridge presents research suggesting that certain anomalous human capacities such as precognition can be quantified and measured using neuroscientific methods.
Applied Love Labs: Neuroscience of Connection
Mossbridge co-founded Applied Love Labs to translate neuroscience research on human connection and love into practical applications and tools.

Highlights

Neuroscience Can Inform Technology Development
Mossbridge's role as senior advisor for American DeepTech suggests she applies neuroscience insights directly to the development of emerging technologies.

Editorial

Disclosure and Transparency in Science
The title 'Have a Nice Disclosure!' playfully suggests that openness and transparency about scientific uncertainty and controversial findings are valuable.

References

Have a Nice Disclosure!Julia Mossbridge (2026)Mossbridge's latest book, discussed as the primary focus of the episode

Misc

Mossbridge founded American Electrodynamics and Applied Love Labs, bridging neuroscience and practical application
She serves as senior advisor for American DeepTech, suggesting involvement in cutting-edge tech ventures
Her work focuses on anomalous human capacities and consciousness research
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