TEDxIB @ York - Yale Fox - Nightclubs as Research Labs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Yale researches social nightclub behaviour with a particular emphasis on music and how it affects people at an implicit level. With a background in biology, psychology, and sociology, Yale investigates such topics as how music can affect bar sales and people's ability to multitask, how it determines listening patterns, and how the stock market can affect mood, which in turn predicts the characteristics of popular music. His research has been published in international publications, documentaries, and textbooks. Additionally, Yale's position in the nightclub industry gives him access to a vast quantity of unique data, which has already led to some remarkable conclusions. More of Yales work can be found online at www.darwinvsthe...
TEDxIB@York is an event for International Baccalaureate Diploma students from all over the world to come together to experience TED talks and share ideas with peers and professionals. This event is held annually at The York School, a coeducational, non-denominational, IB, independent day school in Toronto, Canada. This event gives students a chance to see amazing speakers, musicians, artwork, poetry, videos and to connect with people from all walks of life in the spirit of "ideas worth spreading".
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if nothing else, he brought awareness of a number of issues to my attention, and that is enough for me. he had enough data and logic for me to buy it. hopefully he inspires someone to look deeper.
I Loved this presentation! Being a club DJ and Producer, I know exactly what he is talking about but he presented this on total other level, well done!
@checkyourselfbefor - no, it's not culture-specific. It's not about a note but about a tone. Major and minor keys correspond to different emotional responses.
And I always thought people go to nightclubs to dance, listen to music loud, meet people and have a good time ...
Excellent presentation!
Piano is usually kind of sad so I was expecting that one to be the sad at first then I was just confused when he played the second one and thought both were sad.
thank you!
@thegoldencow @chineboy359 haha Yea I think the happy/sad sound is not universal but rather culture specific..the crowd identified the "sad" sound because at some point during there lifetime they came across the note/chord in a sad context (in a movie , video clip, song etc..).People react according to their experience (we're )
The louis belt though..
Electro sounds sad? That's a bit of a sweeping statement .....I can't think of one sad sounding electro track......apart from cheesy chart ones.
Its so awesome to see this field of nightclubs, which ive never been successful at, to be broken down economically and biologically, also which i just returned from. Stupidly thought reading a manga at the bar would attract someone through the contradiction in my actions.
"....how the stock market can affect mood, which in turn predicts the characteristics of popular music."
WTF? Electro? Ah...I see. Not a nightclub....or a good one anyway. Sounds like he's referring more to a meat market, trendy environment.
we are sooooo controlled .
This is very interesting
@thegoldencow its ok
so the dow jones is responsible for electro breaking through to the mainstream? what if deadmau5 or skrillex played country music instead? what does this say about drum and bass which is almost 80 BPM faster?
im of the idea that the stock market has nothing to do with trends of musical elements.
check out my data:
the modern electric guitar didnt exist before the 50s. neither did the hydrogen bomb, therefore, nuclear fusion built the electric guitar
jabroni
@CohanDigitmatta LOL!!
@thegoldencow no just you
@thegoldencow maybe you're happy being sad?