TALKING TO STRANGERS by Malcolm Gladwell: Animated Book Summary

In Talking to Strangers, Malcolm Gladwell analyses why we are so bad at judging those we don't know and how even trained professionals struggle. He also give you tools to use to better understand those you don't know while staying patient, tolerant, and accurately assessing this new person.
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I love it!

[@zulaamari459]

Wow! Great review.

[@upgradedmentality]

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[@carmensanchez3179]

Thanks!

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[@marinecm8355]

thank you so much you just saved my life for my exam!!!! :D

[@upgradedmentality]

Happy to help!

[@Psychology_English]

Awesome book

[@upgradedmentality]

Yes it was!

[@chrishutchings9046]

First haha. Good summary though. I wasnt able to finish reading this book. So the summary saves me the trouble.

[@upgradedmentality]

Glad it was helpful! I read it in about 9hrs lol

[@raewynhaughton1585]

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If the options for suicide are too complicated, then less people are going to do it.

[@StockTraderClassLive]

I would like you to animate the cycle of human development from birth to maturity; and how society influences this development, if you were to summarize these difference by geographic place of residence (culture)

[@marlonscloud]

Why don't you do it?

[@StockTraderClassLive]

Good idea, should I have the resources I would… btw in the video above, we can read people who are lying, by simple examination of frequency of words they use, because the purpose of lying is manipulate and to achieve it you require few variables, one of which I just mentioned. I should note not all repetition speech is to manipulate but may serve to make the listener aware.

[@nishamenon645]

The default to suspicion and coupling bits were really interesting. Couldn't stop myself from posting a video on it. :-) Let me know if any of you get the time to watch it.

[@zeushermis]

Can you make a video on emotional intelligence and On loneliness

[@upgradedmentality]

I've read Emotional Intelligence and but it's been a while... who wrote "On loneliness?"

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[@MedalFX]

Hello I watch 30 videos book summaries of yours can I make a summary book animation video suggestion?

[@upgradedmentality]

What would you like to see?

[@dame1_n_only]

You spelled believe wrong around 3:10

[@brians1902]

That is his idea. Does he have another book. .. on how to deal with the obvious.

[@caseywong1739]

How about 21 lessons for 21 century

[@TanakaJulian]

You mispronounced "Adolph" and "Neville".

[@NadelErnest]

and, at around 3:00, you misspelled "believe" as "beleive".

[@ladyavalon1990]

And you two missed at 0:33 he wrote asses instead of assess. Haha! It made me smile. It would have been the best typo ever if in that same sentence the “and” had been left out; it would have read, “…properly judge asses…” (which is exactly what I saw, because I was watching the video at 2x speed and had to rewind it to make sure of what I saw! Lol.)

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Hi victim because there is lot going around