Designing For Trust | Dan Ariely | TEDxPorto

This is about understanding the importance of trust. How much it affects society. How much it moves us. And what it is its function.

[awaresoul]

I'm a believer of a better world, and this person makes me feel like i belong too

[RohitPant]

Dan is such an inspirational man. His skills of observation, research and conducting himself are remarkable. Love his views on Irrationality the most for i discovered his book through those.

Respect to this genius man!

[onewomanslife]

Dan Ariely is THE MAN to speak on the topic of trust. He is a researcher to admire.
Thank you for bringing him to us!
"Every time we have trust society benefits" A M E N
Good equilibrium is a VIRTUOUS CYCLE.

[katarzynalindner]

The example of a Lemon Co. is spot on. "If you create trust in group, the trust will come back"

[mattkirkhamm]

this guy is a genius. also a great speaker. so much information so well thought out and easy to understand.

[emiliam]

Great speech and I highly recommend the book "The Honest Truth About Dishonesty"

[mccullochm]

What a wonderful TED Talk. It is thought provoking and inspiring. Dan Ariely is a wise and thoughtful man.

[chandlergersh]

This guy let’s nothing hold him back 👏👏👏

[nahayukkresnawati]

This is a good talk about trust. I think i believe and support this man.

[DougHNuts-eevn]

In a related topic, cooperation brings better results long term than competition.

[titlespree]

When you design for aesthetics and efficiency, your design philosophy becomes a symbol of trust for the masses!

[abrahammekonnen]

So basically being a sucker sometimes is fine because in the long run being paranoid is more costly.

[AndreasFroehliPoker]

Love his content, got to start reading some of his books

[dashrirprock]

He should have disclosed that he's the chief behavioral officer at Lemonade.

[BalikesirCicek]

Thanks Very nice conversation. Trust Trust Trust
Teşekkür ederim. Çok güzel bir konuşma. Güven güven güven....👏👏🇹🇷🇹🇷

[Violinist]

3 people to sell you a pin in a small empty shop!!!! 🤣👏🏻👏🏻 I loved this story so funny

[charlesferdinand]

For those of you who don't know: This guy is a grifter who fabricated all of the data in all of the papers he has published (including his books), was ostracized by his own colleagues for being a sleazebag, then was caught lying about it and then went into hiding.

[FensterwischerX]

Idk the lemonade thing isn't really about trust and for the other examples you need trust in the first place:(

[nickrobinson]

Sometimes, silence is the best comment. :)

[HeeraSinghRawat]

So now we know that money is the root of all bad things.