Neuromarketing: Knowing Why You Buy | Sam Usher | TEDxTufts

[@chrispham4347]

I found it engaging. Maybe these other commenters weren't the intended audience

[@flowsy8545]

How comes the speaker realizies how immoral this kind of manipulation is in elections and propaganda but seems to think its ethical acceptable for influencing or even creating consumer choices?

[@joshuacontreras]

Because that’s who signs his paychecks, money talks

[@nasidaikidali]

Because people have to sell and make money. Sad reality.

[@donnagoldin3982]

Great talk! Such an interesting subject. Thank you!

[@Dasavar]

Anyone that knows a good school (University) where studying Neuromarketing, as a degree, is possible? I have always wanted to study that

[@mm.9558]

Have you found something yet? I am also interested

[@timmagaling]

Not yet I think, its something mixing neuroscience and marketing, there are some certifications for it though, you can search for it online.

[@sophierosenblatt747]

You can do clinical psychology masters or pursue phd in clinical psychology. There are a bunch of labs out there with faculty conducting research in this field. Requires quite a bit of research on your own to find these individuals.

[@Freewillmedia93]

@@sophierosenblatt747 thank you!

[@lala-rt4nb]

Subtitles please!!!

[@fcorro]

It's sad how so many people plagiarize Martin Lindstrom's book buyology and present those ideas as their own. Even using the same sequence from the book, examples and phrases!

[@chatnick3]

It is not manipulation.....But if you use it in politics then it is?

[@BecomingLeoTorres]

It's all manipulation. But manipulation isn't always a bad thing... the definition is to handle something with skill.

[@FruityHachi]

he did say that everything is manipulation, even his words the thing is how manipulation is used, for what agendas, in what contexts

[@jeffy1818]

The pepsi ad didnt flop because of the publicity it garnered

[@shashankrisodkar580]

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[@JUANRIVERA-zb9xq]

I didnt like it

[@nissar-ali]

He was nervous.

[@gospel_songs25]

Explanation/narration is not good ...sorry

[@garogaryvoskorian2619]

is he giving a speech or a poem ? the pepsi worst ad is better than his performance yet and the way giving us the message

[@shakirareedus]

nice

[@zakUSDedelman]

Timely. In a vacuum 😏

[@pascalemehrweille7034]

bad video, bad sound, bad articulation of words ...?????why this in this context ????

[@jamkindness]

Really one of the worst Ted presenters I've ever seen. Not at all engaging and poor articulation

[@impressionexpression]

It's the content. Not the person

[@joshuacontreras]

It’s the person, he’s very nervous and still studying what he’s talking about. Felt more like an advertising pitch to top level executives

[@aaagggmmmsss]

Good !

[@Javier-kw9yw]

I loved it !

[@vijayrangadas6344]

Great

[@martinfeuillet3645]

this guy a doofus Pepsi screen captured that image in your mind w that negative emotion cocacola has power over happiness Pepsi vice versa. when the emotion or scene replays it becomes fazed

[@chiomaogbu6086]

Great topic but poor presentation

[@Hensfarming334]

Wooo amazing

[@kalidrashdan1085]

Bad presentation

[@georgianneruemann9958]

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