Milner says Darwin's ideas upset old orthodoxies, but that he embraced the uncertainty and excitement of science.

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And it was taken the lab of Donald Olding Hebb at McGill University by a couple of graduate students, post-doc of that time, James Olds and Peter Milner And what they've done?

地点是麦吉尔大学的唐纳德·赫布试验室,由当时的两名博士后研究生，詹姆斯·奥尔兹和皮特·米尔纳拍摄,他们做什么了？

斯坦福公开课 - 7个颠覆你思想的演讲课程节选

and what we saw, just to cut to the data, is that when people anticipated making money we saw increased activation and the region not far from the region that Olds and Milner stimulated in 1954.

而我们所见的则转换成了数据，当人们预期会赚钱时,我们看见大脑活动的增加,而这块活动增加的区域,和奥兹和米尔纳在1954年试验时的大脑区域相隔不远。

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On stage,Milner tells the story through music. Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection inspires some tunes,and episodes in his life inspire others.

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Milner recently presented his show at the Linnean Society of London, where the revolutionary ideas of Darwin and Wallace were first presented in 1858.

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Milner plans to keep promoting Darwin's legacy on stage through comic music.

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For those lucky enough to see not to have one of Richard Milner's performances, Darwin's explorations on the survey ship H.M.S.Beagle and his struggles to publish his ideas come to life through music.

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"People ask me,' How long did it take you to write that book? ' The answer is,'Sixty-eight years.'" The book consists of 600 essays by Milner - some done in consultation with other experts in the many fields shaped by Darwin's thinking ." .

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Richard Milner is working on his next book,which explores the art of Charles R.Knight, the American painter of dinosaurs, ice age mammoths and saber-toothed cats, whose work adorns the walls of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, the Field Museum in Chicago and other institutions.

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