Why do we care if the chicken crossed the road? 🤨 Unless it’s dinner time and I’m hungry, It’s a chicken. 🐔 😂

Great talk as always by Rory! I am interested in the books he puts in a plug for at 30:25. I have read Alchemy and Transport for humans. Can anyone tell me the names of the other two books (IDEAS and BETTER are visible but not the full titles). Thank you!

What a terrible speaker! What's this a vlog? His presentation style is awfully unstructured! 👎

Not sure why you had those randos sitting there...

Christopher Hitchens, Justin Bieber, Rory Sutherland - KZfaq stars

I like that she said all she had to say and went on to start a family. Enough to get based and some, so get there.

For every word you do not know look it up for listening enhanced pleasure--Like great classical music, Rory makes me smile😊

One small thing which I would like to see in all cars is a better use of colours. For example, British Racing Green, French Navy, Burgundy and Caramel look more chic and premium than the traditional black, white, red and blue. A tie up with a quality paint manufacturer like Farrow & Ball or Benjamin Moore would be good. The car would then complement your home & your lifestyle. Also, the interiors of the cars look a bit plasticky and cheap which is not a great selling point. Don’t be so sure about brand snobbery. In the absence of a young home owning public demographic, the car is the one area where people can look superior while making a big purchase.

Helo

Cyberpunk CyberTruck

Great discussion that made many good points 👏🏾 However, racism has NOT changed as drastically as she believes it has. We still regularly see audio and video recordings of deeply racist comments, jokes, and outbursts in meetings of executives, council members, school boards, at the mall, so many Walmarts, frat/sorority parties, in classrooms, etc. They're popping up everywhere all the time _today_. Most recently: racist and misogynoir-ist comment by a white woman (who's a school teacher) on singer Ciara's Instagram post just a few days ago. We've still got AN EXTREMELY long way to go

There's no need to be a billionaire.

The problem with popular solutions is that a lot of people are very clueless. Having a bikeable walkable city would be great. But if you even mention spending money on cycling infrastructure on something like my city's Facebook page, tons of people oppose it wildly. They cannot seem to understand the benefits of having space for bikes and pedestrians. Some people's vote should not count because they are terribly misinformed.

Maybe the CIA made Google and Facebook successful?

Excellent 👍

Re: your article in Australian Financial Review 23/12/23; you said that (a) spotters in the IDF were females and (b) their repeated warnings to superior officers about the impending Hamas attack was ignored, because they were females. You, self-servingly, presented this as gender bias against females. You failed to mention: that being a spotter was probably the best option for females as it is not as dangerous as combat duties and may not require much physical exertion. Also, it is possible that superior officers would have ignored spotters, regardless of gender. Thankfully, most women are too smart to fall for your BS. Even the wretched feminists probably know better and will stubbornly refuse to speak the truth. No idea how or why The King's College invited you to speak... maybe, they were in need of light comedy relief.

All men are 'orrible, life would be so better if it were run by timid ladies like H Clinton or Margaret Thatcher, Pretty Patel ect, lovely women them. Weren't they so kind. Women are lovely at the work office, no back stabbing, or gossiping with women, blah blah blah Can't stand all the woke shite

He clearly knows where the camera is

One for the algorithm!

Asserts that poor people are more likely to be victims of major crimes. Then criticizes downplaying the effect of individual agency on life outcomes. Asserts that successful people minimize the value of hard work and personal initiative. Then links internal locus of control to success. Asserts that elite university students learn trendy jargon just to flaunt status. Then quotes Bourdieu. Play the video on half speed, it's easier to see the gaps under the jumps. Factors beyond personal variation can dominate baseline probabilities while internal locus of control remains adaptive at the margin. Those wealthy enough to pursue higher education may acquire costly knowledge and skills, not just vacuous social plumage. You can get eyes and clicks with a pithy title chiding a current political slogan, but it weakens the argument and invites a pre-polarized response. As would "What do bow ties and chosen-people theology have in common?" It's hard to make science starting from ideology.

How is your MM Project going A.D?

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This video is a lesson in itself! Well played 🫡

Why? Well financed by investors.

Why do they time Mr. Sutherland? Just let him go lol. It will be worth it!

Railway operating companies last thought is any sort of comfort for their 'sucker' passengers.....if Rory can change 'their' thinking and place seats at London Bridge station - then he truly will be a genius!

This is a super good insight. I just found him a month ago and his way of thinking is genius.

What a brilliant speaker, highly entertaining but most importantly challenges your thinking about...well everything

Good chat. I've often found myself hiding my creative process as if it's some kind of non-conformist sin, so it's good to hear some of these points as validation. Thank you JC & RS

amazing talk

Mary Ann Bighead

You do reaslise that We, the herd of animals you are attempting to control, are watching you, right? And WE might not Want to be 'Nudged' by corporate forces. In fact, we both resent and reject your attempts, and, further, given the opportunity would happily defenestrate the lot of you...

Cringe

No one in that room is a person. You cannot convince me otherwise.

Global Megacorp says "Take The Experimental The Vaccine"

Ogilvy Government Relations is the joint foremost lobby group in Washington for the oil and coal industry. Ogilvy putting on an event like this full of 'Green Sustainability' wonkery is very funny and shows how the elite class runs both sides of the narrative seamlessly.

Exactly spot on about the JL shop. Retail is my area and you need to know the detail of the individual store to make any sense of any accumulated data

Pity the audio is so poor...

Excellent! A thorough brief full of insight definitely helps creativity - but creative freedom and macro thinking is the path to success.

Loving that vegas nerve trick 💛

Roaring Rory !

So much truth in what you're saying , rationed ¶laytime=πiore ©reativity ² 🎵 Come down from your throne and leave your body alone,somebody must change.

Rory my old mucka! You are the oracle for small business owners everywhere.

"The brain is a creature of comfort", that's so true.

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That LED background isn't good for KZfaq viewers. A lot of flickering going on.

Legendary... thank you Rory 😊

Are Hellmans a sponsor?

Bud light anyone?

Wonderful, learned a lot, thanks, tricky to set up the narrative arc - wished there was more on that