<transcript><audio_101>push my own kind of limits while also trying to find like the limits of knowledge and try to push those out too so i was super on board but i was getting frustrated by the fact that we were trying to draw</transcript><transcript><audio_102>conclusions about what the brain was doing from only behavioral data and so i found a bunch of researchers who were doing fmri and i just cold emailed them all and said hi i want to learn how to do fmri</transcript><transcript><audio_103>um and one wrote back and said oh i actually like uh i've been thinking of hiring a research assistant why don't you come in an interview and we got in this big long kind of discussion about what a particular part of the brain did and that i guess was impressive or</transcript><transcript><audio_104>something so he ended up hiring me and that's how i ended up working that was roger totel who has done some of the kind of foundational work on mapping early visual cortex</transcript><transcript><audio_105>and i didn't know at the time because i didn't know anything about fmri other than i wanted to do it and i wanted to understand how the brain worked but roger was at the center</transcript> push my own kind of limits while also trying to find like the limits of knowledge and try to push those out too so i was super on board but i was getting frustrated by the fact that we were trying to draw conclusions about what the brain was doing from only behavioral data and so i found a bunch of researchers who were doing fmri and i just cold emailed them all and said hi i want to learn how to do fmri um and one wrote back and said oh i actually like uh i've been thinking of hiring a research assistant why don't you come in an interview and we got in this big long kind of discussion about what a particular part of the brain did and that i guess was impressive or something so he ended up hiring me and that's how i ended up working that was roger totel who has done some of the kind of foundational work on mapping early visual cortex and i didn't know at the time because i didn't know anything about fmri other than i wanted to do it and i wanted to understand how the brain worked but roger was at the center
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