Moshe Bar

The talk that I found, now I'm just kind of relating back to your story, is he talked about the importance of experts.

Moshe Bar has a speech of why smart people stop having original ideas and part of it is they become experts early on and now they're an expert and they immediately tend to commit.

And I have the ability, and I say ability, it's a disability, of staying open far longer.

You could call it indecisive, but for the most part, it's something that keeps your mind open like a child would and not commit too early.

He wrote a book, A More Beautiful Question, and he's just talking about the power of questions to solve problems and get more creative questions.

and gives a lot of examples about that.

Moshe Bar is a neuroscience professor at Bar-Ilan University and Mass General Hospital.

He's an author of the book Mind Wandering, Why Smart People Stop Original Ideas, and we talked a little bit about that, but that's gonna be, I think, I'll just say it will hit home for all those smart people in the room.