
Jeff Karp
Canadian biomedical engineer and Distinguished Chair professor at Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women's Hospital, founder of 13 biotech companies and author of "LIT: Life Ignition Tools."
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Jun 18, 2026
Why a Harvard Professor Blows Bubbles at Strangers
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28:33SianHOST
So tell me what is pattern interruption and why is it so powerful? What are you working on there?

Jeff KarpGUEST
So, so to me, you know, pattern interruption is, it's really all about, it's not just about interrupting the patterns.

Jeff KarpGUEST
It's really about recognizing the patterns in our lives, both the internal patterns and the external patterns, and then discerning, right, which ones we want to keep and and which ones we want to disrupt.

Jeff KarpGUEST
And if we're disrupting too many patterns, our lives can become very chaotic as well.
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39:02SianHOST
Does that make sense?