A great real-world example of this is the classic gamer dilemma. Ask any gamer how satisfied they feel going to bed after losing 9 matches in a row but winning the last one, versus winning 9 matches but losing the final game.
it's not about how it started, it depends on how it ends.
@tjexplains_life Says:
In a nutshell... "The way an event ends matter more than the duration"
@You_can-lern_anything Says:
2:45 *poker face activates* had me rolling on the ground!
edit: 2:54 *poker face intensifies* OH MY GOD, I CAN'T BREATH HAHAHAHAHAHA
@Matthewo-x8w Says:
i prefer using sounds and sent into representing experiences
@asubiojoayobami514 Says:
"Bank 37"😆 the number 37
@ZacharyEdgar Says:
9:40 Nice number 37 in the background- only real ones know (;
@MandeshSiu Says:
Video on mimitic desire pls
@LauSav Says:
7:39 I had it in math class I knew it was ecal
@angelavarisco3231 Says:
I geared just a bank taller
@___i3ambi126 Says:
The linda problem sounds dumb. If you ask me whether someone is a bank teller or a feminist bank teller, then I retroactively translate it to mean: are they a non-feminist bank teller or a feminist bank teller. Just by proposing the choice as the dichotomy I adjust my meaning of the words to make that presumption work.
@Addy-ImeanSpiderman110 Says:
Linda at bank 37 seems so random. Wonder why.
@AntiCringe-q9x Says:
the scientific proof of we live in the moment ...!!!
@CashCrunchShorts-1 Says:
I would've liked to see the modified form of the water test with a more intense peak to see if the extended length will lead to this being generally ignored
@LeoSaunders-u9x Says:
i love how on the floor if the linda problem illustration is the number 37 as an Easter egg to the video about how its a magic prime and the most commonly chosen 'random' number
@pumnabunaka Says:
1:30 есаэм
@claudiberthe Says:
What about ambidextrious peops?🤨
@claudiberthe Says:
Only men doing the pain challenges?
@classentransporthotshot1496 Says:
I'm definitely calling cucumbers berries from now on..
@kmoneywastaken Says:
Hard disagree about game of thrones. The end was bad, but to me it could never change how great the rest of it was.
@IONsKrypton Says:
In hindi we have a phrase "अंत भला तो सब भला", which means everything is fine if the ending is fine.
@MarvinRader Says:
And after learning how important the ending affects our memory of an experience, we end this video with ad for...
@Phantom_shadow14 Says:
Turns out very helpful
@Slinkyreal Says:
My nerves were never true in the body but it never requested
@T.B.3.2 Says:
I don't really understand this because are people really having problems keeping their hands in water at 14° Celsius? Or am I missing something here?
@ninagold4160 Says:
So interesting how in your mini trial there was not a single woman.
@CalebLott821 Says:
Am I wrong but did he say 15° c that's not that cold
@vaishsree Says:
I have swam in 7 degree water in 15 degrees so I feel like this would be very comfortable
@Senivitia Says:
the bank teller example is wrong though, if you pick any random person they would be more likely to be only a bank teller, but if you picked any random person that also participated in anti-nuclear demonstrations and was a strong advocate of social justice, it would be significantly more likely that if they were a bank teller, they would be a feminist too. with the information provided, Linda actually is more likely to be a feminist bank teller
@Zubigri Says:
8:19 this seems obvious for me idk
@FocusAndfaith-s2j Says:
People prefer more pain for shorter time than less pain for longer period of time
@LinkSpets Says:
08:30 "very bright" 😂😂
@thelastdumpling Says:
Out of curiosity was it purposeful to only include male participants?
@Saitou2004 Says:
10:05 That's why first and last impression matters, it's the best way for people to remember you if you're meeting them for a short while
@OK1_w3thu Says:
12:01 actually mildly or bad experience only enhances the quality of your life if you go past the days and life gets better after. It feels better to die rich and happy when you were born poor and okay
@OK1_w3thu Says:
I think we just need a different word for the bank teller one other then sometime "it's more likely" because I know it more likely shes just a bank teller but given the information I've lead myself to believe it's "more likely" she's a feminist to
@mousywhiskers Says:
Vegetables are a kind of plant that I have never personally found something that you can’t just say “oh well technically that is a blank not a vegetable”
@user-nf7ui7dz1z Says:
End roll ads should pay more than mid roll ads. I will skip mid roll 99% of the time and watch end roll 80% of the time and all the way through.
@FacelessDumps-r9o4r Says:
3:32 (67) 😂
@your-local-hornet Says:
'the length of a vacation does not have any impact on how positively the vacation was remembered' that sounds so much like American indoctrination that it becomes funny. it isn't that, it just feels like it.
@jennytai6226 Says:
I don't think the ice bath experiment proves that it is "the end" that created such experiment result. There is no comparison with a trial that had 15 degree at the beginning, compared to 15 degree at the end. Was it really "the end"? or the overall "average"? The recency bias is real, but I don't think the evidence provided in this video is sufficient.
@m.k.1326 Says:
why is the banks name bank 37, * why is this number everywhere*
@milesplayzcitiesskylines3743 Says:
13-14c water isnt really that cold to me help i literlly swim in that in winter
@kidze73 Says:
You should look at how Vsauce ends his videos, always, with a very inspiring message.
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@andypan4936 Says:
Then save the peak for the end if possible
@zanelicite2730 Says:
37 8:25
@223PumpkinEater Says:
2:54 poker face intensifies 🤣🤣
@harishganesan3575 Says:
I have a sneaking feeling that some of these studies which *asks* people about their subjective experience, does not make enough effort to make the question very clear. I feel most participants are either misunderstood and the participants misunderstand the question itself. With the Jen question, It feels like the extra 5 years which were pleasant, probably were understood as "relatively bad". With Linda problem, it feels like the *and* in the question is doing a lot of work. A lot of people don't think interms of logic when they see words like "and".
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