Analysis Of Ted Talk Socratic Seminar

Ted-Talk Socratic Seminar Alternate The first closed-ended question I have is: Does decision making related to psychology? The answer is definitely yes. Because in the first video David Redish said that : “Whether you are talking about neuroscience, psychology, or behavior economic, or robotics, they all come up with the same type of decision”. David Redish has studied the dynamic of brain and behavior, he has also published a book, he know this adequately. In my opinion, decision making is closed linked with brain and psychology, every behavior or decision that human made in daily life is strongly connected with our cerebrum. Next, I have an open-ended question: What does David Redish means when he said "one of the things that make us human, is fairness"? Fairness, is a species specific behavior, it is something that people in a community wish to pursuade. When he said “unfairness”, he actually means in terms of lack of humanity, it lead to angry and disgusting emotion in human. I believe he is very true about this, without fairness, everyone will ended up fighting over limited resources. Instead, fairness made our world more peaceful, and less war is involved.
Following, Universal theme question: Why is sports a classic example of procedure? In my opinion, David Redish
This quote from the speaker Dr. Joe Arvai of the second video shows a example of the limited resources. In this tiny village of East Africa, clean water resources is very rare. They had no choice but drink the muddy water, do laundry with the water, or even take shower in the water too. To help them to actually make a better choices to stay alive in a fruitful life, the only way is trade local cashew nuts to earn money. That’s the only decision they could