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0:00This is Hidden Brain.
0:01I'm Shankar Vedanta.
0:03Thomas Hood was a 19th century English poet known for his elegant, often melancholy verse.
0:11His 1826 poem, I Remember, I Remember, captures a feeling that is familiar to many adults, especially its wistful last lines.
0:21I remember, I remember the fir trees dark and high.
0:25I used to think their slender tops were close against the sky.
0:30It was a childish ignorance, but now tis little joy to know I'm farther off from heaven than when I was a boy.
0:39Thomas Hood's poem gestures to the reality that as grown-ups, many of us lack the effortless sense of connection and awe that we felt as kids.
0:48Was that intimate bond with the universe merely an illusion of childhood or a real, measurable human capacity that we can access as grown-ups?
0:59Researchers are investigating the ways that we can preserve or revive the sense of being close to the sky that Thomas Hood so tenderly evoked.
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