that is where you feel guilty and you're libya no, your pleasure center which sigmund freud wrote about is located dead center inside flight human brain. even though freud had some, the many ideas he wasn't totally wrong. there is a conscious brain and there are three categories of thought that you can localized in the brain, where the ego, the superego and the it on >> host: in "the future of the mind: the scientific quest to understand, enhance, and empower the mind" you write the left brain and the right lane sometimes don't agree or know what each other is doing. >> guest: they are connected, they can cut an epileptic to prevent seizures and when you cut a few connections, consciousness begins to emerge and separate. in one epileptic the left brain was a believer in god and the right brain is an atheist so when he dies will he go to heaven or only half his brain go to heaven? one day we will find an epileptic his left brain is republican and right brain is democrat and when he goes into the polling booth and has to push the trigger to have his vote counted there will be a struggle b

i will write to sigmund freud. is there any way to deliver humanity? enfilade rights back clear they did is not over expecting to get. the are some exhibits at the moment but freud writes back and says paradoxical as it sounds we must admit the welfare may pave the way to the unbroken peace we so desire. it was basically the same thing that i saw that war seems to play a part to create peace and freud was right we did not have much evidence now we have more to see how this all works. so what i want to do i want to talk about the claims i make in this book. to see how or functions i will talk about those three main claims to say a few words at the conclusion so the biggest claim is the idea that by fighting wars people have larger organized societies there reduce that members will die violently. to see it happening with cattle hole rolled across 10,000 years. if you do that type machine -- time machine back to the stone age, am i going too fast? i drink way too much coffee. [laughter] nearly everybody in a the world lives in very small groups. moving ar

the -- i shouldn't make that mistake since we have sigmund freud's papers here. i need to apologize for that. a very brief description of the harding papers here which is probably unnecessary given the publicity they've received. but there are about 1,000 -- the collection, not the papers -- the major collection, the papers are in the ohio historical society. there are approximately 1,000 pages of correspondence between warren harding and carrie phillips who was the wife of one of warren harding's good friends in ohio. there was a love affair between the two from 1905 to 1920. the collection, however, only has letters correspondence between 1910 and 1920. most of the vast majority of the letters, all of them, probably, i don't know if there are any carrie letters in there. >> there are a few. >> a few, maybe. okay. but the vast majority of the letters written by harding and retained obviously by carrie phillips. she said she had written him volumes -- a voluminous numbers of letters, quoting pages for lines, she once reminded him, but the very few of these letter

paintings noted for their penetrating psychological intensity, lucian freud bears what relation to sigmund freudere's nothing in this question that's helping me at all, and i don't really know anything about lucian freud. i'm gonna have to jump this one too. >> well, all right. you're gonna jump it. >> yep. >> all right. nothing really popped out. >> no. >> all right, you decided to jump over it. let's see what the correct answer is. it was his grandson. >> yep. >> yeah, all right. yeah, didn't pop out before, though. >> yeah, nothing. no help there. >> all right, jumped over it. hopefully it's small bucks. what did he jump? $100, so not a very-- not a bad play there, kevin. not a bad play. still a lot of big money on the board available for you, and you've still got one lifeline, sir. >> yep. >> here we go. this is your next question. "no, they didn't." after serving nasa for 50 years, what city had a right to feel snubbed when all four retired space shuttles were given to other municipalities in 2012? >> well, i think that there might be a problem, because i think it's houston. so i think that