Cognitive scientist and psychologist Donald Hoffman challenges everything we think we know about perception. According to him, our brains aren’t wired to see the world as it truly is  because doing so would be not only overwhelming but fatal. In this provocative theory, Hoffman argues that evolution has shaped our minds to prioritize survival over truth, presenting us with a simplified, user-friendly version of reality. Bold claim? He says he can prove it  and the implications are as mind-bending as they are unsettling.

Top Psychologist Donald Hoffman: Seeing True Reality Would Kill Us

In this mouthwatering video, top Michelin-starred chefs reveal their secrets to cooking the perfect steak  from choosing the right cut to mastering temperature, seasoning, and sear. Whether it’s butter basting, dry aging, or a touch of simplicity, each chef offers a distinct philosophy that elevates this classic dish into an art form. If you think you know how to cook a steak, think again.

Top Psychologist Donald Hoffman: Seeing True Reality Would Kill Us

I Asked Michelin-Star Chefs How They Cook the Perfect Steak