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The Why Factor
BBC World Service
383 episodes
9 months ago

The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions

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Why are we conscious of so little?
The Why Factor
24 minutes
6 years ago
Why are we conscious of so little?

Sleep, day-dreaming, meditation – these are all different states of awareness. In these states we are not really aware of what is going on around us. But even when humans are awake, we take in very little about our surroundings. So this week we speak to psychologists and neuroscientists to ask, why are we conscious of so little?

Presenter and producer: David Edmonds Editor: Richard Knight

(Photo: X-ray image of human head with lightning / Credit: Getty Images)

The Why Factor

The extraordinary and hidden histories behind everyday objects and actions