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Bob Bilder

Robert "Bob" Bilder, PhD, ABPP-CN — UCLA neuropsychologist, Tennenbaum Family Professor of Psychiatry & Biobehavioral Sciences and Chief of Medical Psychology–Neuropsychology at the Semel Institute.

Oct 1, 2026

25:11
[laughs]
25:11
Um, so yeah, yeah, the brain does a really great job of discriminating between the things that are really useful for you cognitively and things that you don't need to worry about.
25:22
Um, and um, yeah, it's that ability to separate what's, um, salient or important from what's not important that enables memory to occur.
25:32
Indeed, some of the, um, people, uh...
25:34
Oh yeah, this is great.
25:35
We're gonna help a lot of people at their cocktail parties talk about the brain, 'cause the hippocampus people have heard of.
25:41
Hippocampus, by the way, you know, is the, the word for seahorse.
28:45
So I've noticed patients with dementia, it's, it can be emotionally overloading just, just from, from that standpoint.

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