It's been said of mirrors, "Take a look at yourself, and then make a change (na na na . . .)." In science, some pretty unusual things have led us to big discoveries about ourselves. From prairie voles and chimps to parallel universes and rock 'n' roll music, you'd be surprised how much we learn about us by looking at them. What other mirrors are out there? Dr. Sean Carroll (Cal Tech, author of From Eternity to Here), Dr. Bradley Greger (University of Utah), and filmmakers Jon Amiel (Creation), Mike Cahill (Another Earth), and Jim Kohlberg (The Music Never Stopped) join moderator Paula Apsell (Senior Executive Producer, NOVA) to share their thoughts on the big questions and on good and bad science in movies.
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| David Poeppel
Panelist | Helen Fisher
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| Sean Carroll
Panelist | Jon Amiel
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| Bradley Greger
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