Look Up THE LOOK: This Week
A close look every week at the science, news, media and more, inspiring the world to… Look Up.

Attention & the Body — the latest science

Attention follows the body. The nervous system runs in modes — defense or safety, collapse or engagement — and posture, breath, and gaze are three of its input levers. Looking down narrows more than the visual field. The 20-Second Lift exists because state can be changed deliberately, in seconds, anywhere: pay attention inside now, then lift, open, breathe, expand, move.

From Look Up: The New Science of Vitality in the Age of AI — the book's position, in its own words. Go deeper: the science behind Look Up.

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Look Up — the book cover
The book behind The Look
Look Up — The New Science of Vitality in the Age of AI

Every verdict on The Look traces back to one book — the research, the stories, and the 20-Second Lift. By Dr. Jason Deitch, Dr. Gilles A. LaMarche and Dr. Jeff Langmaid.

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