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Future communication experts must be able to handle scientific methods in order to be effective. This presentation is a simple view on how it can be done
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NEUROSCIENCE AND ADVERTISING Presentation given to Advertising club Hyderabad on 11.11.11
DISCLAIMER
NON LINEAR & RANDOM CHAOTIC STUFF
FOCUS ON LEARNING INDUCED PLASTICITY NOT MEDICALLY DEFINED ONE
IAM AN DIGITAL MIGRANT MORE OF A CHALK AND BLACK BOARD GUY HENCE PPT IS A BIT OF A STUGGLE.. SO BEAR WITH ME
The Eras we have traversed
Current era
You would notice
• We are straddling 2 eras already• We are challenged in reconciling the
opportunities both these eras present• NOW THE 3RD ERA, Biotech era, is at the door
step
The Word Doc era explained
Photoshop Era
THEN I ESCAPED THE MEDIA SCENEPhotoshop + Excel Sheet stage
Into the advertising pot I fell
FUSING DIRECT MAIL WITH MASS MEDIA
My journey with neuroscience
• Spent 4 yrs of study – Brain Plasticity and Listening
• Worked with Next Generation (students and young professionals
• In the process of writing two books
Experience of working with Kids & Youth
• Low attention spans• Instinctive• Wired to process Images & symbols
YOUNGER GEN SCORNED FOR THIS
Look closely…
• Low attention spans
• Instinctive• Wired to process
Images & symbols
• Skills to multitask, sharper minds
• Doers• Breaking language
barriers
They have learnt how to learn
How did this happen ?
GAMING – THE REASON
• Focus – Persistence – Attention • Memory – Processing – Sequencing • Achievement and Dopamine release• Pushing the bar – mastery of levels • COME CHALLENGE ME ATTITUDE
HOW DOES THE BRAIN WORK?
BRAIN FEASTS ON CHALLENGE REJECTS THREAT
BRAIN IS PLASTIC
It constantly changes by processing new challenges and changing
How does brain acquire skills?
Making of a cortical map
Memory types
SEMANTIC MEMORIES EPISODIC
MEMORIES
PROCEDURAL MEMORIES
SEMATIC MEMORIES
They have learnt how to learn
How did this happen ?BUSY EQUIPPING THEIR
PROCEDURAL MEMORIES
OUR CHALLENGE IS TO
LOW ATTENTION SPANSAka
RAPID LEARNING SKILLS
How to do it ?
• Traditional Communication skills wont work• From TALK TO 2 TALK WITH• Fusing Science & Technology
EXISTING SKILLS WONT HELP
UNK NOWN FUTURE CANFREAK YOUPRESENT
From “TALK TO” 2 “TALK WITH”
Combining Social media with traditional media
Fusing Science & Technology
Drills disguised as games For autism, ADHD, dyslexia,
depression and even for headaches
Experience of working with Kids & Youth
• Low attention spans• Instinctive• Wired to process Images & symbols
Instinctive
• Cake – Wine – Book experiment • The rise of impulse • Multi tasking is in
The travelling brain.
Attaining automaticity
Designed to fit the Human HandBoth are Technologies
The axe in use for 30000 generationsThe mouse changes every 5 years
Like button with its own mind
Cognitive power of Digital Natives
• Increase in cognitive demands have lead to De centralization of the brain
• They are not zombies walking about hallucinated .. They have their brains all over their body
THE BODY THE EYES THE HAND THE FINGER
I Phone
The future agencies Biological specialists
• Click specialists• Walk specialists
Will this change?
• Efficient computing platforms (Molecular Electronics, Photonics, Quantum computing and DNA Computing)
• Artificial Intelligence, teleportation• Evolution will replace engineering • Value creation at the molecular level
What does this mean?
There will be an acceleration of current trends.
Solution Science has to meet ART & ENGINEERING
Some lessons from our culture
When the consumer is impulsive we need to do the thinking on his behalf.
The thinker always win