<transcript><audio_131>back then to merge those two worlds people still like kind of thought you were in a cult maybe if you had a meditation practice um meditation was like a little bit behind you know yoga in in that way where like mainstream a little sooner so</transcript><transcript><audio_132>but i was still in the back of my mind like really interested in kind of bringing those worlds closer together and um after i got back from belgium i did some um i did some work with moshe barr looking at contextual processing</transcript><transcript><audio_133>predictive processing we put together a book at the time called predictions in the brain and if you look at that book i'm in the acknowledgements section of it and started thinking about these kind of questions like how do our</transcript><transcript><audio_134>expectations and context bias our experience um so i started thinking about that more and</transcript><transcript><audio_135>the way that it appeared to me that made sense to merge meditation and neuroscience was to go through uh the door of attention because both um both are you know operating on attention</transcript> back then to merge those two worlds people still like kind of thought you were in a cult maybe if you had a meditation practice um meditation was like a little bit behind you know yoga in in that way where like mainstream a little sooner so but i was still in the back of my mind like really interested in kind of bringing those worlds closer together and um after i got back from belgium i did some um i did some work with moshe barr looking at contextual processing predictive processing we put together a book at the time called predictions in the brain and if you look at that book i'm in the acknowledgements section of it and started thinking about these kind of questions like how do our expectations and context bias our experience um so i started thinking about that more and the way that it appeared to me that made sense to merge meditation and neuroscience was to go through uh the door of attention because both um both are you know operating on attention
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