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An organization founded by Harvard graduate students exploring how perception is formed, challenged, and transformed. On YouTube & Spotify
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We tend to trust reason because it appears objective, while emotion seems vulnerable to distortion. But even our most rational decisions depend on feeling to tell us what matters. This inherited frame looks at how reason and emotion came to be separated, and what becomes visible when we consider them together.
01 Sep 2026
Why slowing down is something we have to claim and insist upon, and how it can help us stay connected to our conscience and our sense of orientation in life. Full Conversation on our YouTube and Spotify channels.
31 Aug 2026
In history, what survives as fact depends on who was able to write, whose testimony was valued, what was preserved, and what was lost or excluded. If we treat the surviving facts as the whole truth, we risk repeating those omissions and overlooking the rich spaces in between, where emotion, experience, memory, and meaning can reveal truths that facts alone cannot.
31 Aug 2026
What happens when you let the work lead you somewhere you didn’t expect? Full Conversation out now on our YouTube and Spotify channel.
29 Aug 2026
Why do we instinctively divide life into what is sacred and what is secular? The distinction has a history. Our sense that religion belongs to one sphere of life while ordinary life exists outside of it emerged through centuries of social, political, and religious change.
28 Aug 2026
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and former U.S Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith joins Simi for the latest episode of @societyforperceptionstudies Speaker Series to consider how poetry can challenge our inherited ways of seeing. Full episode out now on YouTube and Spotify.
27 Aug 2026
Some reading recommendations from episode 7 of our Speaker Series 📚
27 Aug 2026
In our latest conversation, Simi speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and former U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith about the ways poetry can bring us into fuller contact with the world around us. Full conversation now on YouTube. Link in bio.
27 Aug 2026
What can poetry make visible that ordinary language cannot? Pulitzer Prize–winning poet and former U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith joins us for a conversation about language, memory, attention, and poetry as a way of encountering what might otherwise remain beyond our reach. Stay tuned 👁️
24 Aug 2026
Vijay Iyer describes what can open up when we spend time with the time contained in music. Here, we consider sustained attention as a simple way to widen what we are able to perceive. Full conversation on our Youtube and Spotify channels.
24 Aug 2026
What counts as knowledge? In academia, authority has often been given to the written word. In this episode, three-time Grammy-nominated pianist, composer, and Harvard professor Vijay Iyer invites us to reconsider music not just as entertainment, but as a form of knowledge. The full conversation is now available on our YouTube channel.
27 Jul 2026
Many of us use the words attention and concentration interchangeably. Simone Weil believed attention is a form of receptivity: approaching the world as a translator rather than an author, learning to receive before we interpret.
27 Jul 2026
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