BX2015: Words that matter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Communication, language and style matter in all areas of life.This session brings together two of the most highly acclaimed figures in the science of communication and influence; to talk about the science of style and persuasion.
Speakers: Steven Pinker & Robert Cialdini
Chair: Tim Harford
This video is so valuable to those who want to be better writers and people.
these 2 men deserve a standing ovation! that was a well needed shindig they done! I would been over there clapping my hands off!
What a pleasure to hear these 2 geniuses !
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The last part was amazing 1:30:35 ; "for sale: baby shoes, never worn" that was deep tbh
So glad this video link came up after viewing one of Brian Johnson's Philosopher's Notes. Just added so much value to my day. Thank you! ~N
Since when was Brian Johnson a philosopher? I thought he was just the singer for AC/DC?
36:55 Robert Cialdini
This lecture is a gem!
35:13 Solutions
Great video, thanks for sharing!
For sale, baby shoes never used. OMG 😢, was I the only one that got to.
Nice video, one thing Mr. Pinker said made me giggle a little. Do a internet search for the rabbit illusion.
McDonald’s always give children a gift in the Kiddies Meal. Children go back for the toys and often do not even eat the meal.
Yeah he has definitely persuaded me into purchasing Pre-Suasion💯
Absolutely tremendous discourse.
Love the information!!
Inviting people to dinner and never getting invited back does stay in our minds. Especially, if the food and company was enjoyed. Then to find the party that never invites back are deemed to be unkind, and they have no intention to invite back for a meal. It’s okay, to just leave it alone. Invite them again if you feel like it. Because it’s not “tit for tat.”
brilliant talk - so informative
0:00 beginning of video
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Cialdini rules
32:29 consciousness and rabbit illusion
Ernest Hammingway is a famous author.
Re sweets/tips -- if they COUNT OUT the sweets, one, two, three (whatever) per person, I judge their generosity to be calculated. What impresses me is a random number of sweets NOT calculated per head. It's very, very rare. When I find it, I compliment them and tell them they passed my "generous host" test. (Plus the tip). That would have made a nice 4th condition for that study
Inspiring, fascinating...
Words matter.
Did Cialdini answer the first question? If two mints was a norm, the guest wouldn't have a question in the first place!
AWESOME!!!!!
Hey Jordan.... Happy Birthday, dude! It's your birthday, what are your plans for the year?
9:42 - 13:09 Model behind classic style.
7:06 grated on their ears
Do it cause everyone else is doing it. An illusion of choice... make them obligatory subconsciously since it is already the norm and to not do it would be not the norm.
9:14 Writing is unnatural; good writing requires good mental model - examples
01:03:00 Does anyone have the reference to this experiment?
I did this when I was a server and it sure happened... I got more tips when I treated the customers extra special
24:39" introduces passive voice and its use + 27:43" why is passive voice bad in bad writing?
wow that was beautiful. for sale, never used, baby shoes.
Google/TH-cam the people champ Adam Atiyeh
Does anyone else think that Steven Pinker looks a bit like Thomas Gottschalk?
This sounds like symbiosism in marketing. Good tactic, I've seen this recently. It writes.
we will donate money if you purchase this. My job is doing this.
We will donate $250,000 to a food bank. With your purchase of these select products, a portion will go to this cause.
Toronto
13:15 Classic prose revealed with examples
Second Prof. said correct Yes is the most saying word in conversation in japanese society Hai .This is an art etiqeute psychology not science or else you'll be a black sheep.Go to Rome do as roman do.But no tip in Japan ,it forbidden.
After all these plastic surgeries he is looking a lot like Steve Wynn...
It’s free automatically it’s invalid.
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That waiter trick will not work on me - I don't tip waiters ( so that their employer must pay them better salaries )
that was good!
Brilliant!