There is this wonderful website called TED, I just love. Full of speeches on so many topics, it’s hard to take a pick. Whenever I am bored or have spare time to kill (and access to the internet), I’d browse TED, listening in on speeches.
This morning I listened to Dan Ariely, talking for eight minutes about inequality and how we perceive it or want inequality levels to be (yes, seemingly, we want a certain amount of inequality, with wealth, that is. Not so with health or live expectancy).
I want to recommend my favorite speeches (so far), if you want to try it out: Sir Ken Robinson on how schools kill creativity, Hans Rosling with his great speech: The best stats you’ve ever seen and finally Barry Schwartz on the paradox of choice
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the last link sends you to the Rosling speech – here is the real Schwartz piece: click me
still listening to Schwartz – hmm, chhers 😉
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oh, thanks, that was a bit sloppy…
glad, you like it…
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