It's all In Your Head: How Do We Really Form Opinions? - Professor Daniel Kahneman

Different scientific fields interconnect to give us a greater understanding of the process by which we perceive the world around us and form an opinion about it. What does modern research teach us about this process and what is yet to be discovered? Do we really control how we form opinions or are our senses tricking us? To what extent are we influenced by outside forces that seek to manipulate our senses into seeing the world the way they want us to? Does this greater understanding increase the temptation to interfere with the processes of human perception in order to influence human behavior?

[@Barryd57]

Kahneman makes sense out of so many thoughts it's a pleasure to listen to him. If only our world could be governed by such simple genius.

[@samirbasnet9813]

Beautifully utilized 15 mins by him and also by the viewers

[@ferimahani]

Doubt comes from system two! 👍👍👍

[@hotjesus666]

Seems that some of the best talks have the fewest views.

[@DaveE99]

Check our rebel wisdom’s channel , they fit that bill

[@ernesto3143]

@@DaveE99 pp0ppp

[@lukestoic132]

amen!

[@queasymodo]

Thank you.

[@StevenHanekroot]

Mind blowing stuff! If we combine this with evidence based thinking and practice and the argument analysis I developed, we can get a very good decision making system for complex decisions!

[@dawgdawg3645]

Good luck our biases almost always control what one consides so called evidence based facts

[@tomerpaz]

In the book Noise he debunks his own theory about Priming :)

[@xDMrGarrison]

wow

[@lizgichora6472]

Stereotypes and beliefs can only be confronted by Logical arguments. If belief was put in there by people, then it can be unlearned through education and logical arguments.

[@knightofnights1693]

I don't understand his priming example. I heard the same thing.

[@MackTheTemp1]

He didn't hear what was spoken by his wife. Hearing sexy primed hearing.

[@timsullivan4566]

Did any get (or were we even supposed to get) what it was that the upper-class Englishman was actually saying? "I have launched a twos (tooze) all down my back." I'd have trouble with that no matter who said it.

[@ec1385]

Tim Sullivan “I have tattoos all down my back.”

[@timsullivan4566]

@@ec1385 Maybe, but doesn't seem to account for the bit that sounds like "launch"

[@davidbakino617]

@@timsullivan4566 "large tatoos". Which is why it doesn't fit with the upper-class british male voice that's saying it

[@timsullivan4566]

@@davidbakino617 - listened at least 10 times and couldn't make it out. thx

[@dawgdawg3645]

Confirmation bias is the same as priming

[@karah1838]

so people are stupid?

[@Marty77779]

the only thing you can know for certain is that what you know is false. I can prove that to anyone

[@alijab6701]

viva palestine

[@yadusolparterre]

ali jab this has nothing to do with the topic of the video. Go spew your politic rant elsewhere.

[@danielgiegerz1251]

I can't stand this guy. Speaking of biases, he should take a look at his own.

[@sharathkumar8422]

Which is?

[@mariellencressman9624]

You don't like him, so there's your bias. Whether you agree or not, what he says is fascinating to think about. I do tend to think he has the data to back up what he's saying. It's unsettling for sure.

[@benjaminwiner6220]

People are biased. He’s a person. Therefore he is biased. Lol. 😂

[@ram1011]

Then sit down!