The Paradox of Choice - Why More Is Less
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Barry Schwartz,
Swarthmore College
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Very interesting, and funny, and familiar. I'm glad that I chose this video out of the 3,955 you can choose from. :)
Hi!
nice video lecture! Makes me feel right -tx!
I really would like to see the cartoons :)
Amusing - and enlightening.
I am relieved to hear a talk about why life is so
overwhelming at times.
Thanks
it is good as a student i will reinforce my knowledge after the lecture
This video should be viewed after reading "The Social Atom" http://thesocialatom.blogspot.com/. The question we all have to ask and answer for ourselves is "am I a social atom?".
Great stuff, thanks for sharing!
People would be better off, individually and as a society, if they were more aware of their thinking, their habits, and their thinking habits.
:-)
how one-dimensional, like a line graph..
It is a great lecture, sharing hence my students were assigned to view this lecture as well. Lots of wisdom to learn through the practical and real scenarios presented.