Michael Stevens' return to YouTube Red will consist of dramatic science experiments. The man behind the Vsauce YouTube channel has shared a trailer for the second season of Mind Field, which will premiere on YouTube's $9.99-per-month subscription platform on December 6.
In Mind Field, Stevens studies fields like neuroscience and psychology by using himself as a "lab rat." According to a press release, the show's second season will see Stevens explore "mind control, the power of suggestion, the effects of technology on the brain’s hippocampus and spatial memory," among other topics.
The recently-released trailer details the specific methods Stevens will employ in order to conduct these experiments. In one particularly psychedelic episode, for example, the Vsauce host will head down to South America, where he will experience the mind-altering effects of a native plant. In another, he'll design what appears to be a real-life version of the trolley problem.
In Mind Field, Stevens studies fields like neuroscience and psychology by using himself as a "lab rat." According to a press release, the show's second season will see Stevens explore "mind control, the power of suggestion, the effects of technology on the brain’s hippocampus and spatial memory," among other topics.
The recently-released trailer details the specific methods Stevens will employ in order to conduct these experiments. In one particularly psychedelic episode, for example, the Vsauce host will head down to South America, where he will experience the mind-altering effects of a native plant. In another, he'll design what appears to be a real-life version of the trolley problem.
- 12/4/2017
- by Sam Gutelle
- Tubefilter.com
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