This is a great way to look at how trust on immediate relationship levels can have an effect on larger communities, or even a whole country. Great video!
Yup. I see it everywhere. Communities are happier when there is less discrepancy between the rich and the poor. As more wealthy people move into cottage country where i live, ive seen a huge increase in the number of properties with fences. If the rich lent a helping hand (or in the very least didnt exploit the working poor, they wouldnt need to buy a fence to keep others out.
Main result of universities studying trust will be as always development of new ways to exploit trust. What strengthens trust is following rules instead of higher rate of return by using every possible manipulative tactic to gain "trust" of consumer. After training as telemarketer I will never talk with one.
it may be good for us, and thank goodness it is, but of course that doesn't help the problem... it's just good for the morale of those of us that DO care about others. to spread pro-social sentiment, however, we need to be strong in our support and empathy for others who are insecure and fearful - we need to employ protective strength to stop divisive and hostile politics, and stand behind the value of the common good and the virtues of living by ethical principles...
Great to hear yet another perspective on how caring about each-other is in our own best interest!
This is a great way to look at how trust on immediate relationship levels can have an effect on larger communities, or even a whole country. Great video!
I don't really know about this guy. But I enjoy him and his perspective on things, I hope he makes a Ted talk speech ASAP.
The fact that this has only 13K views says much about our awareness of ourselves, when things like Gangnam Style gets hundreds of millions.
Yup. I see it everywhere. Communities are happier when there is less discrepancy between the rich and the poor. As more wealthy people move into cottage country where i live, ive seen a huge increase in the number of properties with fences. If the rich lent a helping hand (or in the very least didnt exploit the working poor, they wouldnt need to buy a fence to keep others out.
Is this part of a longer talk? I’d really love to see all of it please 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Gottman, the Einstein of human relationships! I love this Jew!
Very interesting.
Main result of universities studying trust will be as always development of new ways to exploit trust.
What strengthens trust is following rules instead of higher rate of return by using every possible manipulative tactic to gain "trust" of consumer.
After training as telemarketer I will never talk with one.
it may be good for us, and thank goodness it is, but of course that doesn't help the problem... it's just good for the morale of those of us that DO care about others. to spread pro-social sentiment, however, we need to be strong in our support and empathy for others who are insecure and fearful - we need to employ protective strength to stop divisive and hostile politics, and stand behind the value of the common good and the virtues of living by ethical principles...
Why is it six minutes? Is there an uncut version?
Search CZcams for his name and you will find many good videos
Do you have the full video?
So is the blockchain trustless economy bound to not work?