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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

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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

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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.
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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

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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

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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

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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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