Are you smarter than a CEO? 🍫 (psychology) #business

#shorts #business #psychology

[Dumpking]

"If you're offering" 😂

Appreciate her

[asherdime]

Might not just be shape relation but also shape of the candy bar affecting “user experience”. Different shapes have different surface area contact with the tongue

[treesap]

They were psychologically primed to assume one was sweeter by his description. He may also be right about his conclusion, but obviously the question and story primes you to make a guess about sweetness. A better question might be, which do you prefer and why.

[doggomcpoggo]

Can confirm, curvier people are sweeter

[solus]

Man lied to them and then expected someone to answer correctly

[WhysEatingPeanutButtrStressful]

"And here we have a triangle piece of chocolate which symbolises whales and telephones"
"What?"
"What"

[xdathclawx]

thin square shaped angular dark chocolate: 😠⚔🛡

[JibrielEide]

I swear the green shirt dude looked like a CEO...

[y]

Teacher: the test isn’t that hard
The test:

[lootballchen]

The fact I already knew the trick before he finished what the question is, without thinking about the wrong thing is an improvement for me

[godlovesyou]

Sorry but you are either wrong or being confused here. The colour literally changed as well. There is more of a sickly aftertaste now. Some products are still made in UK with the original recipe, like Flake amd Fredo. Buttons used to be too until like a year ago. It was to cut costs and bring more similar to american chocolate.
Just because the listed ingredients is the same, (which i acc doubt), doesnt mean the quantities and processes arent different.

[someperson]

not me watching this video thinkinf the square one is the sweetest at the first 5 seconds of the video

[Eliktro]

"round is not scary, pointy is scary"

[watchingthesky]

Love how he said oranges and then put the emoji on his nose cause he knew it was GENIUS

[cookie]

In New Zealand Cadbury did change the recipe and replaced the cocoa butter with palm oil. Cadbury claims it always had palm oil in other countries. Either way its bad chocolate these days. Whittaker's from NZ is great.

[epilog]

Rounder objects have more surface area, so it could be that they taste more sugar than with the square, and this is not some weird association.

[finandmamo]

This is also true with art. Round shape language makes things look more safe and friendly:)

[blazoutofcontent.]

I deadass thought "Nigga those two we're the same, i bet" Like i don't know how the fuck i can predict that shit.

[Destructinator]

Should've asked them "which one is sweeter to you or are they the same sweetness?" You asking them only "which one is sweeter", they now have the assumption that one of them HAS to be sweeter than the other.

[mok]

here in brazil most chocolate is square and sharp, the circular ones almost always taste bitter lmao