Does money make you mean? | Paul Piff

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Rich people become evil because they think they achieved everything by hard work When in reality they didn’t
Comment from : Ultradian

As a cashier, I always knew if a customer was low or middle-class income or lived in those separate neighborhoods IF a customer couldn’t afford all of their transaction, even short $1 (I always let it go if it was less than 50 cents I knew wouldn’t hurt my drawer or a couple dollars sometimes) but a poor person in a long line behind them will offer to help pay the difference They even shout “howbrMuch do they he/she owe?!” So they can help and get the line moving faster A middle-class person will literally Stand there annoyed they have to wait longer for me to void items off and never offer a penny, a dime, 15 cents nothing! They will look around (sometimes never look AT the customer in front of them) and impatiently wait for it to finish Nose stuck up in the air as usual And the ages don’t matter I’ve seen young people help elderly and vice versa but only if they “know the struggle”brOr have been there in the struggle before
Comment from : LochNess

Not entirely true, I've seen poor people crave power and abuse people more often than well off people Also, when the rich have done it it's almost always been for something that benefits them poor on the other hand do cruel things just to get pleasure from doing them
Comment from : hardik vyas

The current system takes the worst in us and rewards it So it's no wonder why at the top of our society will be the most ruthless, the most greedy, the most psychopathic individuals Afterall, a person is the product of it's environment And our environment is capitalism
Comment from : Konst

I disagree in most of what he said brMonopolies are mostly caused by special privileges granted by the government, so government intervention in economy is the problem, not the solutionbrThe moral is acting in one's own rational self-intreset, because it helps the individual achieve happiness and acquire and preserve values, which makes his survival possible in the first placebrBeing altruistic is something completely different from being respectful of other's rights and even kind: the first is evil, the second is rational and thus moral brSacrifice is nor an ideal, nor good by any rational standard brBill is wrong when saying the only importance of inventions is to achieve egalitarianism: its purpose is to bring the indivudal's standard of life who invented higher, and if he gains benefit from selling it, he's totally moral by doing sobrPeople should be equal only in one respect: politically, having same individual rights Everyone is different in all other respects: in their abilities, ambitions, values, etc, and that's just how life works and how we benefit from each other brCooperation should never be compulsory, as he is suggesting by promoting government intervention brHe's viewing morality as a matter of whose throats are going to be cut: either the rich cut the poors' throat or the poor cut the richs' throats I say that's a false dichotomy; if you pursue your self interest rationally, you should never even think about needing to cut your own throat nor others'brAny sacrifice is immoral, it doesn't matter if it comes from the poor or the richbrbrI suggest reading Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, by Ayn Rand
Comment from : Jose Fabio

The giving pledge is a scam for tax avoidance
Comment from : Ryan on VR

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Comment from : Selçuk Bayram

if some one of above average intelligence was in this "study" they would have been seriously bored to death
Comment from : Jason Wilson

Grande la INCA que recomendo este video en el programa Maldita Suerte (El Destape - Argentina)
Comment from : Anibal Ramirez

chicago school- reagan and others of his ilk did immeasurable harm
Comment from : ShriekinAmbassador

Ok you lost me in the end There is no altruistic 1 Tax the billionaires into oblivion, it's the only way they can pay back a fraction of exploitation they've done
Comment from : lemonemmi

The only reason Ayn Rand exists is to try and make the rich think that they are smart rather than lucky
Comment from : Alex

This is a great video
Comment from : Alex

Guilty Giggling
Comment from : James Anderson

There is a board game called ebonyopoly, and some of these consents are built in, pretty interesting to play
Comment from : FaceTime Streaming

This makes think of that Netflix show “Bling Empire - New York” really rich narcissistic people
Comment from : Alex M

I worked with him as an undergraduate at UCI What’s so surprising is that his monopoly studies were never picked up for publication
Comment from : Shawnie leaf

This is a verification of what we see every day in societies no matter where is it, seems a human condition where easy life brings a mental problems of entitlement and power adiction The trend is clear and the only way to overtourn it is by social education, and not only technically, but emocionally
Comment from : Daniel Pacheco

Great if billionaires pledge to give Better if society provides all basic needs even at the expense of taxing billionaires out of existence
Comment from : Dameon Launert

I've become meaner as I've made more money Since I was dirt poor and now have a six figure income, the difference is unavoidable Main reason I'm less compassionate is there is a self serving need to nice and giving to the community when you're poor You need everyone's help to get by When you have some money you don't need anyone and it's easy to shrug off other people's problems
Comment from : GtTingles

This clearly explains why someone in the Philippines who run over a human being just avoid jail
Comment from : Wednesday Addams

Its amazing this video doesn't have more comments, proof capitalism is more evil than good
Comment from : The Janitors Sweeps

yes
Comment from : Neptunian Princess

PUT THAT DOWN!!! brPretzels are for closers
Comment from : Lardzor

Nudge by Richard Thaler is a very interesting book, that Paul is talking about
Comment from : Steve Taylor

What if you made the rich player a woman instead?
Comment from : EP

So many conclusions or implications in this are wrong When you have mostly financial penalties for criminal behaviour of course rich people will not feel the same pressure to follow said law? Has nothing to do with morals and wealth The poor person's entire life could be affected by a simple fine Of course they are going to be stricter??? Like how is this some amazing discovery? brbrA whole video where you just let your audience draw the conclusions that make your point Bad form TED
Comment from : Snow Man

Tax bill gates and bezos and let people vote on where the money should go Just because they won this game of monopoly doesn't mean they get to decide how to unrig the game
Comment from : nuance

Rich people strongly lean towards being jerks he said to a crowd of mostly old rich people
Comment from : nuance

It's a game!
Comment from : Gaz Gazza

Bimmer was clean tho just sayin
Comment from : Ethan Guzman

Do the wealthy do that because they are wealthy or is it the kind of people who become wealthy are more likely to obtain that wealth because they are more likely to cheat , lie and break the law to give themselves the advantage
Comment from : Julie Griffin

Lmao if people really KNEW what charities actually are Yikes
Comment from : Nick Brown

Rich people should not create private foundations etc to do "humanitarian work" (that also equals to inflating their ego + avoiding taxes) they should actually PAY as much taxes that the middle and lower income people pay proportionally (that is to say considering taxes on everyday life goods too)
Comment from : Capuc!ne Chaussonpassion

It's called survivor-bias, I think
Comment from : Blah Anger

Paul piffs study is enlightening
Comment from : Rosette Jones

Important rule of life is that “life isn’t fair” It will never be Learn to play it that way Or you’ll have a constant victim mentality like what this guy is teaching Next TED, how socialism is a good thing
Comment from : Johnny Thunda

Tax the rich
Comment from : Wilzon Mateo Juan

So, the answer is the continued allocation of private funds? Yeah, no It was great until he was celebrating minds like Gates who do everything possible to create the inequality the video talks about with his donations and personal beliefs
Comment from : Christopher Martin

eh, not buying it really
Comment from : George Camp

If you want to invest some extra money you have, definitely buy the IOTX coin, and hold it Don't get scared, it's price is gonna skyrocket very soon
Comment from : Dummy One

He had me up until he started touting The Giving Pledge Well, in philanthropy, the philanthropist decides where to endow his wealth In a progressively taxed democracy, the People decide where to endow the commonwealth The philanthropist may decide to give everything to their favorite opera companies Nothing against opera, but I don't think that's where most people would ask for their taxes to go
Comment from : Robin Schaufler

Cooperação comunidade e compaixão
Comment from : Rodgrow

Scooter braun??
Comment from : Arturo Rincón Lopera

rich player when they started "somethings fishy"brrich player when they won "greed for lack of a better word is good"
Comment from : AJusino

they stopped laughing real fast when he pointed out how brutally that happens in real life
Comment from : B_Potassio

I really doubt a 45 minute video about child poverty is gonna make Jeff Bezos start treating his workers humanely and pay his taxes In fact, multiple years of self exposure to these issues seem to have only encouraged Bill Gates to practice eugenics and haven't moved Warren Buffet an inch in his monopolistic stance
Comment from : Scorponox93

4:28 they all look uncomfortable, probably because everyone in that room is filthy rich from all of the hard work they did
Comment from : Cloopster

If this wasn't so sad if would be funny This is literally America today The 1
Comment from : Cypress1337

Brilliant Video
Comment from : Alex

学校でこれ試験範囲なのワロタ　north island
Comment from : あいうあいう

のぶやパパおめでとう！
Comment from : きむたろう

Prawluhm is as I sees IT- being ritch in sum waze but poor, oh so very, Very, VERY Poor in other attributes !! Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, it is just not down to a science !! MORE SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS !!
Comment from : Jimmy Cee 2020

The behaviors and graphs follow all the hallmarks of addiction And as with an addiction, the strategies they use to overcome it is just like a 12-step program
Comment from : Janean Rodkey

I wonder if he still thinks Bill Gates is the champion of humanity???
Comment from : Debora Pence

Whether I'm winning big or losing big I get dreadfully bored playing Monopoly I now simply decline to playl
Comment from : Lee Alexander

Why isn't he called Paul Taltul?
Comment from : Advertise Play

The French Revolution showed that there is a line you shouldn't cross How close are we to this line in our Western societies?
Comment from : Schokelmei

356 rich people felt attacked
Comment from : DadCelo

Sure seems like we're in the midst of a transition in the US where they are vaccinating the obedient and paying out 43,000 individuals 16 million USD while about 100 million americans got their 1400USD pittance and about 200 million americans got Nothing almost like they're looking to reset the USA to be inclusive of their own, while eradicating the obedient thru mass plandemics (ie project lockstep, Event 201) What happens when there are only that Type Left as Americans? ;)
Comment from : CoruscantMe

does anyone have the titles/links to the studies he's talking about? :(
Comment from : ChantingFlower

ending with a quote by Bill Gates ruins the conclusion since he makes billions of profit supposedly helping the world but the rest of the video speaks volume
Comment from : Truthful Planet

Wowpeople get excited & celebratory when winning at Monopoly,huge revelation here
Comment from : Johnny Thunder

More likely money allows people the confidence to reveal the assholes they've always been
Comment from : Johnny Thunder

Video can be titled “How Capitalism incentivizes of Sociopathic and Narcissistic behavior”
Comment from : Suraj Patil

I like to be mean to my brother while playing monopoly That’s why this made me laugh so much
Comment from : Yamini Kalluri

Prof Dr Murat Aksoy'dan gelen var mi?
Comment from : Mehmet Özbek

How about take some money away from someone who is greedy and see how they act in a year Find one who hasn’t ever had a job !!!!!
Comment from : Char Pattillo

I am sorry to say that your faith in Humanity, is not justified by a lab test, Reality is much more grim, and inequality is worse than it was, coupled with climate change and political instability we are heading towards Armageddon
Comment from : henriette alkhouri

The year is 2021 and the rich has become richer, the world is in a worse place and greed has not abated
Comment from : henriette alkhouri

That is rich coming from one of the richest people in the World, whose car cost 25 million dollar, and one of his houses ( the one he lives in ) is worth 137 million dollar
Comment from : henriette alkhouri

The truth is he was catering to an audience who believes they have no choice in the matter They were born into poverty and will stay in poverty for the rest of their life brBut the truth is everyone has an opportunity to become unbelievably successful in America no matter where you started brOne of the characteristics of an alpha male is to be giving, i’m a very rich man and I know a lot of very rich people and every single one I know would have given the entire $10 away brDon’t believe the bullshit lie that they want you to believe You can become a rich person and it starts with you believing you can
Comment from : Austin Harrison

lol @ dummies making fun of people laughing, these clips were clearly posted for comedic timing LOL - the parts about compassion the audience was very silent because that was also clearly a 'serious' mood 7:37 is also made for comedic timing too ( how the presenter said it 😂 )
Comment from : danielvutran

Short answer: Yeah
Comment from : Justin Ratcliffe

This video is a perfect description of #25 on my list
Comment from : Stefan Nikola

The pretzel eating could be physical As the player wins, his or her heart rate goes up, so they need more fuel for their bodies, so they eat more pretzels
Comment from : Stefan Nikola

I'd like to help
Comment from : Claire Gendron

came from rslash
Comment from : The Master

Came here from r/
Comment from : Layth

Shoutout professor Grego
Comment from : taqwa

The audience is laughing because it’s true That’s how comedy works - exposing thoughts you don’t talk about or are hidden deep in your brain
Comment from : Dr Darren Schmidt, DC

The solution needs to also included taxation of capital if you actually want to change material conditions
Comment from : Alex

I would have used the data on the wealth of different quintiles, as people tend to cycle between the income brackets
Comment from : Alex

The Monopoly experiment is an extremely poorly constructed experiment with incredibly biased extrapolations The main issue is that the participants know it's a game with zero real world consequences This is why when we play games with friends, we'll trash talk and demean them in jest Because we know that there are no lasting consequences from the game This experiment only works if the participants actually believed that their losing opponents would suffer real world poverty I am a fellow academic (PhD in the humanities) and believe the extrapolations presented here amount to serious violation of academic integrity
Comment from : random9

Paul Piff is a severely biased and dishonest academic I saw the videos of the Monopoly experiment (in the Netflix documentary, CAPITAL, which obviously singles out the most egregious moments of the experiment) Not once does anyone do or say anything that shows a lack of compassion All they do is tell other players that they won't be able to pay, or that they lost the game There is no evidence of lack of empathy in those comments, mainly because the students were very well aware that this was no more than a game of Monopoly, after which their losing opponents wouldn't starve, wouldn't go homeless, wouldn't be bankrupt Furthermore, none of the participants attributed their win to the advantages they received because: 1) they were under the impression that they won that advantage at the start of the game, and 2) the question posed to them could very well be misinterpreted as a question of strategy There is absolutely no reason why anyone would feel the need to brag about a silly game of Monopoly Piff is not a true academic His bias is disgusting and detrimental to the study of human behavior I'm not saying humanity is altruistic at its core I'm only saying that Piff is a joke
Comment from : random9

A moral compass is either afforded, or it isn’t
Comment from : Zak Tripper

This isnt funny It's sad This is the entire nation Not a race thing, not a gender thing, but a class thing It's disgusting Nothing funny about this
Comment from : That guy over there

That ending Lol Gates is trying to kill us all, morons “He’s so generous!”
Comment from : Punisher

I wonder if the researchers in the Monopoly study accounted for certain biases In the first situation, the rich player and poor player were identified as R and L (right and left) In the next scenario, they were identified as M and F (male, female) In each scenario, the rich player was male, and white or Asian, and might be inclined to be more “dominant” in real life as compared to their counterparts I think I’ll have to read the full research paper
Comment from : Nathaniel Wildstone

this is a fantastic insight into why public school (private schools in the UK) alumni have such a sense of entitlement
Comment from : Jules Vahrman

🤔 You know what? I wonder how many people who were in the audience is rich,and that are laughing
Comment from : FattyWantsACookie

One of the most accurate representations of systemic racism
Comment from : JoAnne Million

There is no way that someone who played a rigged game of monopoly actually thought that they won from their own skill Terrible study
Comment from : Jimmy Sanders