Andrew Huberman· PhD
there's I think it's it's reasonable and and consistent with some of the data that theory of mind which is a sense of being able to infer what somebody else knows um what they can see right what they what they want there state of mind which might be different from yours that it develops through the the way that as as infants and young children are experience of first um gazing at a caregiver maintaining attention with them and then learning to follow their gaze when they look somewhere and they say hey that's a you know that's an apple or whatever that you do the same thing and that gaze following then is a precursor to Joint attention and Joint attention being really important for the development of this uh of of theory of mind