In this new RSAnimate Steven Pinker shows us how the mind turns the finite building blocks of language into infinite meanings. Taken from the RSA’s free public events programme www.thersa.org/events
Video Rating: 4 / 5
In this new RSAnimate Steven Pinker shows us how the mind turns the finite building blocks of language into infinite meanings. Taken from the RSA’s free public events programme www.thersa.org/events
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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brilliant
Is that Michio Kaku he drew at 2:54? it looks like him, haha
Great informative piece
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wow.. that was pretty awesome actually
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Is there a hyena in the audience ?
@greagandev Me3, I have been studying this for years looking for better understanding. Nice way to lay it out, SP RSA! I wish there was a whole series on this area..The applied psychology of innuendo’s.Double entendre’s,Doublespeak,Pun’s,Word play,etc.
Ha. They cut out his entire cussing rant.
this is awesome
@greagandev Why do people with aspergers fail to grasp these? I’ve think read this somewhere before but I don’t recall what it is.
oh!, get rid of that ***!! %% hand!
@unofficialdear For the second time:
1. I don’t find the drawings distracting.
2. I like the drawings.
3. I think the visual element is helpful.
4. However, I do find THE ARM distracting. For me it gets in the way
OF THE DRAWINGS.
I find the arm, which I don’t want to look at, a distraction from the drawings, which I do want to look at. There are two competing visual stimuli. The drawings communicate. The arm doesn’t.
@timtfj I think the point is to attract a wider or more visual audience..and make it kind of fun. If you don’t like it, just listen to it and don’t watch the video. To me the drawings aren’t distracting, they add a visual element that make it more entertaining, while I’m being taught something. I’m sure if classes where taught like this, people would probably pay more attention.
@greagandev I’ve understood much of it by myself through contact with people and experimentation.. many people told me that they saw a radical change in my personality in a matter of two years..
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@Minajiesu No no. I agree about the drawings: the problem for me is that *the hand* distracts me both from the speech and from the drawings. I want to see the drawings without a great big hand moving around in front of them. The hand is extraneous to the message.
@timtfj It’s exactly the opposite. As this is a video on language uses, it should be noted that drawing what’s being said is a way of anchoring attention to the matter, as a faceless voice with no drawings would be hard to keep up to some people in some moments. It also structurize thinking in a intuitive way that fills up the speech with more than vocal information.
Does everyone know that the word “emperor” was spelt wrong? Maybe i shouldnt have pointed that out?
This is excellent. But I’d find it more excellent without the scribbling hand—it’s quite distracting and is the only element of the video which doesn’t communicate content. (It communicates “Look at me! I’m drawing!”)
@shammyshity with explicit language, now it’s collective knowledge. lol
THe bit where he is talking about revolutions can also apply to the internet as well. Where a person points out something on say Facebook, he is making it clear how he feels, allowing others to show they feel similarly, making internet forums, effectively an online public square.
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