Neil deGrasse Tyson- 4 Factors That Predict Your Future Success

In this short clip, Patrick Bet-David, Neil Tyson and Adam Sosnick talk about indicators of success.



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[osoarrogant]

Here’s a list for those in a hurry:

1.) Grades
2.) Social Skills
3.) Ambition
4.) Capacity to recover from Failure

[therealworld]

Here's a quick summary to those in a hurry:

1. They discuss how to measure success in a person by considering multiple dimensions, rather than just one dimension such as grades or social skills.
2. The idea is to think of each dimension as a coordinate in a hypercube, and the success of a person is represented by their position in the hypervolume of the hypercube.
3. Four dimensions could be used: grades, social skills, ambition, and capacity to recover from failure.
4. The success of a person is not determined by their position on any one-dimensional scale, but by their position in the hypervolume of the four dimensions.
5. It is also suggested that this concept could be applied to choosing a mate, and that it's better to consider multiple dimensions rather than just one dimension such as looks or wealth.

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[TheKandidKate]

I like how Adam was taking notes and genuine with his questions.

[mattyjay]

Neil is the type of dude that would wake you up, just to tell you he's going to sleep.

[richhands]

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[chinnappakalyal]

The best life lesson I have ever heard. What a freaking analogy my man, hats off to you Tyson 🙏🏼

[danielc]

Neil is just teaching how to do what's called a weighted decision matrix. It's how selections are made for anything you do methodical

[iLuvMisaell]

This is a W explanation. I’d never use it every day but it’s a hella interesting perspective on indicators of success

[DepressionTalks]

If it's 0 on one of the categories, everything equals 0 since this is multiplication.

Neil, that was brilliant. You keep raising the standard!

[mr.l]

Adam put NTG on the spot when he asked that question. Neil's initial reaction and nervous laughter was *She's going to see this and I might say something that will get me in trouble" 😂

[chrismerard]

This is such a no brainer. It can solve so many choice confusion issues about anything.
1) Identify unrelated variables.
2) Give them a number from 1-10.
3) Multiply them together.
4) The highest score is the best Choice.

[Iceman-xejo]

I think one thing that is never discussed that is of an up most importance is passion. Doing something that you enjoy. Many people have a hard time finding that. If your not passionate about something it’s hard to find motivation. Most people work for someone else’s passion and dreams.

[CanadaMath]

1) Lineage, 2) Geography, 3) Networking, 4) Luck

[jesusmedina]

I’m glad they interviewed Niel Degrasse Tyson, he’s one of favorite people.

[inboxmagic]

Love this! People don't realize how important mathematics is when making any decision. Emotions are often misleading. I do things like this in every area of my life, and the results have been mind-blowing. You don't have to be an arithmetic genius or a physics PhD to benefit from mathematics

[michaelraymond]

Neil is super entertaining & insightful👍🏿

[misspandesal]

Profound wisdom, explained in it's most simplistic, measurable form.

[edwardbrown]

There are less mistakes and regrets in life when one embraces Dr. Tyson's critical thinking method.