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When you think of what makes us human, what marks us as living beings would you say our powers of

prediction I probably wouldn't have at least until this conversation. It's true that our ability to process

information and use it to predict what's going to happen helps us craft survival

strategies and pursue our goals. But too much predictive power is usually

the stuff of dystopian sci-fi stories, where being creative and unpredictable are the hallmarks of humanity, while the power of

prediction is cast as the weapon of technology. And yet, one of the latest big

theories in neuroscience

says that we humans are fundamentally

creatures of prediction, and creativity

isn't at odds with that, but that actually

creativity and prediction can go hand in hand, that life itself is one big process

of creatively optimizing prediction as a survival strategy in a universe that's otherwise trending towards chaos.

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