Sheena Iyengar: The art of choosing

http://www.ted.com Sheena Iyengar studies how we make choices -- and how we feel about the choices we make. At TEDGlobal, she talks about both trivial choices (Coke v. Pepsi) and profound ones, and shares her groundbreaking research that has uncovered some surprising attitudes about our decisions.

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[terabrat]

@doudeskaden The only bitterness I see is yours. It was a great story to open with and had zero bitterness. You have some serious issues. Go see a psychologist.

[TheBlackmentos94]

@Vamptrebless Long thought short: Did you even watch the whole video?

[andyrooney12]

This is the 2nd talk by this speaker that I've watched & I have to admit...she makes it very hard to follow her. While watching her I get an overwhelming desire to fall asleep. I don't know if it is her delivery or her eyes but she makes it hard to watch. Overall though, she's not far off. Despite a few disagreements that I have, I think she makes good points.

[MaltusIronSword]

I don't know about You All but this lecture really moved me, and I am grateful for the observations work and thought that went into this [G*D Bless] and thank you @TED

[mommytyres]

today i am going to introduce you to the most annoying voice ever

[Bloodout11]

18 minutes??? BITCH 27

[Aldridge517]

HOLY SHIT THIS 27mins LONG! *watch later*

[eastmanweb]

This presentation is a gift to the Internet. My world view has expanded from watching it.

[cheezNbeanz]

Great talk..very interesting.

[krimurali]

6.20 the audience slept. or they forgot to turn on the recorded laughing sound.

[4d616c65737469636b]

Perhaps that's why she's totally focused on rhythm and intonation.