I didn’t mean to get into the business of just passing on great videos, but I recently participated in a zoom seminar with Professor Scott Galloway of NYU about this remarkable TED talk, and was so blown away, by his take on the talk and the talk itself, which is a must watch:
To be clear, I don’t agree with everything in this video, but it is clearly directionally right: whether intentional or not, our political system is screwing the young, and Galloway explains in as cogent and as compelling a way as I have seen how that is happening, and why young people are so miserable (put aside the campus protests, only a fraction of young people are participating in them).
On matter of style and substance, this is the best TED talk I have ever seen. Funny, incredibly fact filled in such a short period of time.
There are times when a single picture or, in this case, a video, is worth more than 1,000 (10,000) words. This is one of those times. Again, remarkable.
I promise, I will soon get back to more substantive posts.
I watched the video. There are several really good ideas presented. Can’t say that I agree with it all, but these stated principles would be a great place to start the discussion of recentering the direction of our country. Thank you for sharing.