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Ted talks are not all science-based and this talk doesn't have a single claim of any woo as people like to call it.

PS. There is an ayahuasca church that has been recognized as a religion in the USA and its sacrament can be used in church ceremonies legally.

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I watched the video because I heard good things about Joe's podcast. The Bro-Speak was more then any reasonably intelligent person can tolerate. But I will say that I know people with his personality, and people generaly hang onto their every word. I get why people find him entertaining, i refer to those people as unfiltered sieves but anyway.

TED talks are about the hour long talk not all the bullshit the speaker has to deal with in order to associate with their very high quality product; which is making himself available for promotion for 8 days, pretty reasonable considering the boost he would recieve by participating. If he dosen't like it then don't be apart of it. My feeling is that he really thought it would be a good move to be associated with the TED brand and got bitter after he broke the pre-arranged agreement. It has nothing to do with "how societies were created" or any other pretentious crap, the guy failed at an attempt to further his career and handled it like a fat spoiled child. Or if I was to describe it like Joe:
....fuckin ....fuckin ....fuckin..... bro
P.S.
VICE is the most poorly produced, amateur hour, broadcast. The topics are extremly myopic and serves special interests groups. in 100 years the entire world will laugh at the ridiculous nature of their product. Like watching a Dio video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkysjcs5vFU

I thought something was up when they do "excelling women" TED talks. It always struck me as odd because I thought TED talks was just about new ideas.
why divide something into strictly women talk and then everything else?

fuck TED sounds weird.

Not a dupe. Video portion of this TED talk:

*related=http://videosift.com/video/Louie-Schwartzberg-Gratitude

The Onion kinda ruined TED talks for me.

I don't actually find this video depressing at all. Babies are born desperate to join in to their parent's group and to "fit in". As babies we need to do this for our early development, but when passing into adulthood we tend to question EVERYTHING and drive our parents mental.

A related study on how we make choices in general is "The art of Choosing" by Sheena Iyengar.

As for the doll study that trancecoach linked, it is pretty sad and depressing. I wonder whether you can take it at face value though, or whether it's really showing that kids will choose the answer that they think the old, white, male, authority figure in charge of the study wants to hear. The newer studies always spend a lot of time trying to work out ways to avoid problems like that, but I saw no evidence that that one did.

*related=http://videosift.com/video/Sheena-Iyengar-The-art-of-choosing-TED-talks

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This is about how I feel about TED talks anymore.
Nailed it!

Lol... they gave Daphne a TED talk? If anyone has any questions, have at. I can take my best crack.

TED talks?

In reply to this comment by Lendl:
That was amazing. From one of my favorite TED talks of all time.

http://videosift.com/video/NYTimes-Columnist-David-Pogue-on-t
he-State-of-Software

Thanks

*quality

Thank you so much for the quality.

That was amazing. From one of my favorite TED talks of all time.

http://videosift.com/video/NYTimes-Columnist-David-Pogue-on-the-State-of-Software

Thanks

*quality