Will technology change the nature of intimacy forever? Is romantic love a dangerous myth? Could neuroscience hold the key to engineering relationships? Join the Institute of Art and Idea (the organisers of HowTheLightGetsIn) in the idyllic countryside of Hay-on-Wye for an enlightening weekend of debates, talks and workshops.
For tickets and more information, visit: https://events.iai.tv/life/the-greatest-adventure. Locals receive 20% off current ticket prices. To claim your discount, book by phone on 01497 821762, in person or on The Globe at Hay's website.
Why Attend?
- Hear from world-leading neuroscientists, philosophers and psychologists.
- Discover the science of attraction, it's impact on the brain, and why pills for love might not be such a bad idea.
- Learn how to communicate meaningfully with people and navigate the perils of technology.
- Gain unique insight into how leading dating companies match people using big data.
- Put your questions to the best in the field and meet kindred spirits in a beautiful setting.
Speakers include:
- Screw The Fairytale author Helen Croydon on the art of being single
- Psychologies journalist Harriet Minter discusses how to communicate meaningfully
- eHarmony's Chief Scientist Steve Carter reveals the secret science behind compatibility
- Oxford University cognitive neuroscientist Anders Sandberg investigates the neurochemistry of love
- CEO of Relate, the UK's largest relationship counselling service, Chris Sherwood offers a survival guide to relationships in the digital age
- KCL philosopher and author of How To Deal With Adversity, Christopher Hamilton explores the philosophy of resilience
- School of Life relationship coach Susan Quilliam reveals how to attract the perfect partner
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