I think that is so obvious she didn't feel it necessary to directly state. In fact, she opens with it, but again, she doesn't directly say, "because Monday is the first day of the work week after your weekend rest." C'mon man, you only make that comment if you are going through life thinking you are smarter than you actually are. Especially with that straight face like you just said something the smart people didn't think of. Incredible, really And even if your observation was a brilliant one, what would it mean? Pretty close to nothing. Little bit of adjustment for specific applications. Why your so threatened by something so benign is baffling to me, but you are far from alone in that regard. Peace
My mood is also always the same on the days of the week. - Monday: First day of the week. Time to go to school again. You can imagine why that makes Monday the worst day. - Tuesday: No real strong vibes. - Wednesday: No real strong vibes either. - Thursday: You're closer to the weekend, but it's not the last day yet (except it is for me because I don't have school on Fridays). Thursdays are very boring. And I'm saying that as someone who was born on a Thursday. - Friday: Last day of the work week and time for the weekend. This gives me good vibes. - Saturday: Best day by far. - Sunday: I know it's a weekend day, but it's the last day of the week... meaning you have to get ready to start it all over again as the first day of the week is tomorrow. It's interesting how this system impacts emotions, considering it's not natural.
You should work on your way of life. Sounds like you can only enjoy 2 days per week (as most people do)... isn‘t that sad? Wouldn’t it be better if we enjoyed every day equally?!
@@Thoomas2001 actually its not because of week cycle but condition.. if you did not have 2 days of well sleep then you on next day will be tired. Its not because of monday... but because you had 2 free days. And more aspects are there
I'm sad that she didn't include weekends. :( In germany we have elections on sundays. I'd be interested in seeing data on people who don't work - if it's somehow different for them.
Sorry for pointing it out. I don't usually do this but maybe it is because it's Thursday night (about to be Friday though), and I'm working on my assignment of a subject I hate.
I guess it is more connected to how our brains work periodically and how that affects the decision making rather than the actual day of the week as it's a man-made social efficient structure.. would be interesting to see the results in various fields and maybe even with different time patterns (such as just number of days )..interesting topic
Okay wow! This honestly makes sense! I agree with the behavior in the starting of the week and even the ending:) Your mind automatically adjusts to normal routines!!
Awesome topic and content, aptly presented. I was wondering on this point for some time now and sheer coincidence that I came through this presentation and am convinced that mind is connected to time and behaviour changes accordingly. Thanks for the inputs. 👍😃
Interesting topic .. but not really backed up with solid scientific data. I wish to give examples on financial decisions so that people can relate more
She had a rather large sample pool. She did have data about financials, but only 12 minutes to do a whole talk, and because numbers are less relatable than elections and robberies, I suppose she went with that.
Great talk. Though, I don't believe the 7 day week is a man made cycle. 7 days are equal to 1/4 of the lunar month. Each day relates to a specific portion of each 1/4 of the lunar cycle. We may have shifted that out of synch but it still relevant in our preprogrammed division of time within our own cycles. That fact might be why even though the "weekdays" don't match the moon cycle anymore, it is still within the rhythms of our systems to respond to this pattern of 7 days of personalities. I would go so far as to pose it as a question of physiological water response and inate psychological behavior response. This has definitely made me think. Thanks for the talk. Very interesting.
Except only 1/12 months are 28 days. And just because you find 4 to be a number you are more comfortable with, does not even remotely imply that things that are natural can always be easily divided into quarters. And no, the days do not relate to the lunar cycle at all, the lunar cycle doesn't follow the months. Or we would always have a full moon etc on the same day each month.
@@aylbdrmadison1051 28 would be the rounded mean. And, this is part of what I have been researching for quite some time. So, do a little research yourself and you might be surprised.
This was really interesting! Am I the only one who feels anxious whenever one of the TED-Talkers pulls out such a "lifetime chart" ? I mean- damn we really don't have that much time on earth as an individual ...
Another thing I don't get, two actually. This isn't the first time this has been researched. I have known at least 15 yrs that people are more likely to say yes on Friday and no on Monday, because I picked it up somewhere. Also, a thought vector you may find useful if you haven't considered it. Leap years. Does it affect the cycle as in adding a day changes the all days by shifting them one day to the left or right on the calendar? Maybe not, I'm too tired to think about it, haha. Why do we have them anyway, we could just add 1 minute per day and stay even. (.98 mins actually. Maybe leap system is more accurate). And Daylight Savings too, screws everyone up. Good luck in your research.
If the U.S. election being on Tuesday favored Trump, does that make him the risky or risk averse candidate. It seems open to researcher interpretation. It seems almost like an arbitrary call.
Only to people that try and apply it to things they don't understand, such as American politics for example. Try applying it to what you do understand. peace
Aren't weeks based on the lunar cycle? starting from a new moon, it waxes to half moon in 7 days, full in 14, wanes back to half moon in 21, new moon again on 28, not man-made. Months are the arbitrary measurement or man-made cycle, including where we start a new year. Really it should be on a solstice, the new year; and instead of months we should count weeks, Week 1, Week 2 etc., and seasons(13 week period). I believe the 12 months were a religious order to recognize 12 gods, disciples etc., might be wrong.
The next study could be done on the effects of the lunar cycle on behaviour. But you are wrong in saying that this study can be correlated to the lunar cycle because this study is related to changes weekly, not fortnightly.
@@vishal-singh - What are you vaping?? Maybe study English again. I said nothing about the study; I did not use the word correlate or compare or anything remotely synonomous. Also, the study is related to changes daily, not weekly. She said twice, weeks are arbitrary, man-made cycles. That is not true. You are wrong in saying..... anything, pretty much. Peace
Did someome say her that 4% doesnt mean meam anything? (Yes it mean in votes... but in statistics) and that rob bank is prepared more more days before actuall attack. Week is just social constuct how world work. And people know they can get drunk if next day they have not to go to job. And on monday people ar tired because they get out of cycle of routine. Its not that hard. Just people react to different condition.
Because we're ate to familiar with asking and knowing what day of the week it is. It's all over world 7 days a week.. the only way to get out of it is not being in this society
i think she means you cannot change the day of the week individually where you internally say its tuesday but the rest of the world says its wednesday. we could change it but that would require a global change which is not going to happen so in essence it is unchangeable.
Aren't there other factors involved in bank robbery attempts & shootings? People deposit checks on Fridays. People drink alcohol toward the weekend. I'm sure she took this into account?
Interesting observation. But Jet, was it cherry picking? Just a "few examples" may show not the whole picture. Just a thought! May be for some risky decisions Wednesday is THE day. In Germany elections are on Sundays. Too bad Saturday and Sunday were not investigated. Namely go the curves up from Friday on or down (to the Monday level Monday)? Last: what day was Trump elected? Friday? Taking a high risk :-) Damn I hate Fridays then.
Fascinating how the results were the same across various scenarios!
I wonder if my decision to watch this video was based on the fact that it's a Wednesday
Blankface91 exactly!!! If it was on a Thursday or Friday, I highly doubt I’ll watch it
My decision to watch this video is based on youtube recommandation
@@mxpofficial3443 yeah me too.... I have just finished to watch it....
mm, about 39% chance it was.
Me too, had it on my watch later list for nearly a year
this is going to make me anxious anytime i make a decision
Same
this video almost made me have a panic attack no lie
That what she said is not correct so...
Same haha
Probably it is connected to the working week and stereotypes. There are countries with 4 and 6 working days, so maybe the results will be different😐
I think that is so obvious she didn't feel it necessary to directly state. In fact, she opens with it, but again, she doesn't directly say, "because Monday is the first day of the work week after your weekend rest."
C'mon man, you only make that comment if you are going through life thinking you are smarter than you actually are. Especially with that straight face like you just said something the smart people didn't think of. Incredible, really
And even if your observation was a brilliant one, what would it mean? Pretty close to nothing. Little bit of adjustment for specific applications.
Why your so threatened by something so benign is baffling to me, but you are far from alone in that regard.
Peace
Taking chances and risks causes things to change. There are patterns and cycles in days of the week. I never knew. Thank you...
Very informative. I learned something new about human behavior. Keep it up TED.
The plan is all coming together, hey, Guy.
My mood is also always the same on the days of the week.
- Monday: First day of the week. Time to go to school again. You can imagine why that makes Monday the worst day.
- Tuesday: No real strong vibes.
- Wednesday: No real strong vibes either.
- Thursday: You're closer to the weekend, but it's not the last day yet (except it is for me because I don't have school on Fridays). Thursdays are very boring. And I'm saying that as someone who was born on a Thursday.
- Friday: Last day of the work week and time for the weekend. This gives me good vibes.
- Saturday: Best day by far.
- Sunday: I know it's a weekend day, but it's the last day of the week... meaning you have to get ready to start it all over again as the first day of the week is tomorrow.
It's interesting how this system impacts emotions, considering it's not natural.
That is not because days of week but contitions
You should work on your way of life. Sounds like you can only enjoy 2 days per week (as most people do)... isn‘t that sad? Wouldn’t it be better if we enjoyed every day equally?!
@@markolonda5161 Sadly, school is very stressful to me. I still try to enjoy whatever I can, but the underlying mood remains.
@@markolonda5161 i think you cant say you can be always happy. But i get it. Noone should act like what is day
@@Thoomas2001 actually its not because of week cycle but condition.. if you did not have 2 days of well sleep then you on next day will be tired. Its not because of monday... but because you had 2 free days. And more aspects are there
I'm sad that she didn't include weekends. :(
In germany we have elections on sundays.
I'd be interested in seeing data on people who don't work - if it's somehow different for them.
God, I love this kind of stuff...
"I hear you"
- God
I think the Cure beat this person to the topic in 1992 with the song Friday I'm in love.
Totally true. It also works for the hours of the day. During morning hours I feel more brillintt and in the afternoon I feel more doomed.
Its incorrect
@@mxpofficial3443 Your comment is incorrect!
@@vishal-singh she forget on few things
@@mxpofficial3443 It's, not its.
And you are right, she forgot evening and night time.
Sorry for pointing it out. I don't usually do this but maybe it is because it's Thursday night (about to be Friday though), and I'm working on my assignment of a subject I hate.
Next video: how your toothpaste brand indicates your level of happiness.
Haha lol
Relatable
That's only for people in pre-identified groupings, such as using children's characters names for profiles.
I guess it is more connected to how our brains work periodically and how that affects the decision making rather than the actual day of the week as it's a man-made social efficient structure.. would be interesting to see the results in various fields and maybe even with different time patterns (such as just number of days )..interesting topic
Okay wow!
This honestly makes sense!
I agree with the behavior in the starting of the week and even the ending:)
Your mind automatically adjusts to normal routines!!
Awesome topic and content, aptly presented. I was wondering on this point for some time now and sheer coincidence that I came through this presentation and am convinced that mind is connected to time and behaviour changes accordingly. Thanks for the inputs. 👍😃
Not coincidence, my friend. The algorithm knows you better than you know yourself. It sees all!
Interesting topic .. but not really backed up with solid scientific data. I wish to give examples on financial decisions so that people can relate more
She had a rather large sample pool.
She did have data about financials, but only 12 minutes to do a whole talk, and because numbers are less relatable than elections and robberies, I suppose she went with that.
This is such an interesting topic. I'd like to hear more about how the day of the week affects decisions made by people.
It really doesnt
Fascinating.
Great talk. Though, I don't believe the 7 day week is a man made cycle. 7 days are equal to 1/4 of the lunar month. Each day relates to a specific portion of each 1/4 of the lunar cycle. We may have shifted that out of synch but it still relevant in our preprogrammed division of time within our own cycles. That fact might be why even though the "weekdays" don't match the moon cycle anymore, it is still within the rhythms of our systems to respond to this pattern of 7 days of personalities. I would go so far as to pose it as a question of physiological water response and inate psychological behavior response. This has definitely made me think. Thanks for the talk. Very interesting.
Except only 1/12 months are 28 days. And just because you find 4 to be a number you are more comfortable with, does not even remotely imply that things that are natural can always be easily divided into quarters. And no, the days do not relate to the lunar cycle at all, the lunar cycle doesn't follow the months. Or we would always have a full moon etc on the same day each month.
@@aylbdrmadison1051 28 would be the rounded mean. And, this is part of what I have been researching for quite some time. So, do a little research yourself and you might be surprised.
Incredible!
Thanks
This was really interesting!
Am I the only one who feels anxious whenever one of the TED-Talkers pulls out such a "lifetime chart" ? I mean- damn we really don't have that much time on earth as an individual ...
Excellent report thank you 👍
What day then would be the BEST day for big decisions to be made?
I decided to watch because you changed the title and it made me curious :)
I love the opening music ;)
Why her weeks doesn't have saturday and sunday. We vote sundays in France...
I guess in the most countries its on sunday. I think its weird to vote on weekdays, like, you are working and then you remember to vote
_If you have voting on Sunday, then everyone can vote. We can't have that._
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Another thing I don't get, two actually. This isn't the first time this has been researched. I have known at least 15 yrs that people are more likely to say yes on Friday and no on Monday, because I picked it up somewhere.
Also, a thought vector you may find useful if you haven't considered it. Leap years. Does it affect the cycle as in adding a day changes the all days by shifting them one day to the left or right on the calendar? Maybe not, I'm too tired to think about it, haha. Why do we have them anyway, we could just add 1 minute per day and stay even. (.98 mins actually. Maybe leap system is more accurate). And Daylight Savings too, screws everyone up.
Good luck in your research.
Sunday is the shittest day, thank you. (Takes a bow, waits for applause)
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Wow! Loved it!
Time or Expectations: stress and needs for the next day?
Interesting premise.
We should decrease the work week and increase the weekend.
report under taking advantage
I loved it.
Very interesting thanks for the video!
i want to see the weekend data points
This!! Why are all the graphs weekdays...
Three of the worst things to ever happen to me happened on a Thursday night. Alcohol involved in all three
Anyone this watch this on a Friday?
The first thing I realized: I call off work usually on Fridays but not Wednesday or Mondays...
Thank you interesting
Soccer's seasons play on weekend so people are more risky with betting.
The title needs changing to 'How trends in data can affect the accuracy of your perception'
Made me checked my calendar the day we decide to make a baby. And it was thursday.😅
so against her statement that u wouldnt be risky at thursdays?!
The thumbnail and the last line... Clever... But I'm not fooled.
Por isso eu sempre ignoro os dias da semanas, as horas, não é nem porque eu sou desligada 😂😂
If the U.S. election being on Tuesday favored Trump, does that make him the risky or risk averse candidate. It seems open to researcher interpretation. It seems almost like an arbitrary call.
Only to people that try and apply it to things they don't understand, such as American politics for example. Try applying it to what you do understand. peace
Her first mistake is assuming I know what day it is at any given time.
I don’t.
Now what?
Aren't weeks based on the lunar cycle? starting from a new moon, it waxes to half moon in 7 days, full in 14, wanes back to half moon in 21, new moon again on 28, not man-made. Months are the arbitrary measurement or man-made cycle, including where we start a new year.
Really it should be on a solstice, the new year; and instead of months we should count weeks, Week 1, Week 2 etc., and seasons(13 week period). I believe the 12 months were a religious order to recognize 12 gods, disciples etc., might be wrong.
The next study could be done on the effects of the lunar cycle on behaviour. But you are wrong in saying that this study can be correlated to the lunar cycle because this study is related to changes weekly, not fortnightly.
@@vishal-singh - What are you vaping?? Maybe study English again. I said nothing about the study; I did not use the word correlate or compare or anything remotely synonomous. Also, the study is related to changes daily, not weekly.
She said twice, weeks are arbitrary, man-made cycles. That is not true. You are wrong in saying..... anything, pretty much.
Peace
I love You thanks
One word.....Muhurta in vedic astrology.
Take away: Don't go to bank/School on Thursday, Stay at home.
No, we should go to the bank on a Thursday but not on Fridays
So that's why Fridays for future are on... Fridays
Donald Trump?
ممكن يكون في ترجمه عربي
Too many questions of correlative data and subjective interpretation you’d need to address before I buy your study
"Time is the river from which we are born. For, time is the same river we'll go into"
Secound
I'll call bull, sometimes mondays are like Saturday and Tuesdays are like friday. Wednesday is always Wednesday, but thirsty Thursday that's day 8.
Did someome say her that 4% doesnt mean meam anything? (Yes it mean in votes... but in statistics) and that rob bank is prepared more more days before actuall attack. Week is just social constuct how world work. And people know they can get drunk if next day they have not to go to job. And on monday people ar tired because they get out of cycle of routine. Its not that hard. Just people react to different condition.
The title of this really got my attention. Why? Because as a Christian, there is only one thing that affects my decisions. That would be Christ!
Question: if the cycle is man made then why is she saying we can't change it? Sure if you make you can change!!
Because we're ate to familiar with asking and knowing what day of the week it is. It's all over world 7 days a week.. the only way to get out of it is not being in this society
i think she means you cannot change the day of the week individually where you internally say its tuesday but the rest of the world says its wednesday. we could change it but that would require a global change which is not going to happen so in essence it is unchangeable.
The seven day cycle is not man made. God created the world in six days and rested the seventh.
@@marcomonti4231 Good joke.
@ Alex, maybe you can explain to me where the seven day cycle comes from then??!
Aren't there other factors involved in bank robbery attempts & shootings? People deposit checks on Fridays. People drink alcohol toward the weekend. I'm sure she took this into account?
She said voting "important." Ha ha.. nothing ever changes. Voting means nothing. Do we need perhaps another 100 years to be able to see that.
Pensé que pondrían a Donal Trump.
For a moment...I thought Trump was the speaker from the thumbnail
Right. That kind of annoyed me because they usually have the speaker(s) in the thumbnail
Soo, I dont ask for a raise on wednesday - check!
Got thumbnailed
I need to acelerare my learn english because i anderstood litle bit.
Just missed first view......
Anyway....really nice😊
Interesting observation. But Jet, was it cherry picking? Just a "few examples" may show not the whole picture. Just a thought! May be for some risky decisions Wednesday is THE day.
In Germany elections are on Sundays. Too bad Saturday and Sunday were not investigated. Namely go the curves up from Friday on or down (to the Monday level Monday)?
Last: what day was Trump elected? Friday? Taking a high risk :-) Damn I hate Fridays then.
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Who watch this videos for seeing Donald Trump image like this
Não falo inglês 😏
Anyone else thought that Trump himself give this talk ted ?!😂
Wies mayter cool
Third
Bankers go home on Friday. Duh.
jokes on you I dont know what day it is
First
Here's your reward 🐕🐈🐶
so u waste so many time for this "discovery" lol? And what is the conclusion?
i thought Trump is the one who's gonna presentate, duh brain.