the more common type of generosity we know is given coming from place of Success, bounty, or victory. we can call it a sharing of blessings or paying it forward. and that is already great in itself. but it when we gjve and practice generosity coming from a not so good phase in life, or when we are still able share something to others may it be in material form, servitude, or just sharing our time and presence while we are also going through our own struggles in life-- that is no longer just generosity... that is also love that we are sharing. there may be countless of unsung and unrecognized acts of love and genorisity. it creates an endless ripple touching lives ltranscending distance, space, and time. life is already difficult, why not make the conscious effort to make it a bit less difficult for one anotner. this talk is the highlight of my day today. sending Love to everyone!
Here in Brazil, its curious, but the most generous are the poorest, they share what they have, even when they have nothing. Helping people in the streets is very rewarding.
Being open to doing even "small" kindnesses even to our friends and family without ulterior motive, and being open to receiving and accepting such from others without looking for motive.
🙇🏻♀️ Huge respect for how you managed to share this with us, while your mother passed away, only one month ago; and for how you have presented this . Thank you so much for sharing these stories with us. ✨💖✨
Thank you, Chris! I am with you on being sick of everybody being mean to each other. Thank you for the examples and ideas so we can start our own kindness campaigns.
The TED Talk provided a thought-provoking insight into the impact of infectious generosity. It highlighted real-life examples, like the 'Kindness Pandemic' and Amy Wolf's initiatives, showcasing how small acts of kindness can create a ripple effect. I appreciated the emphasis on emotional, creative, and courageous elements as drivers for positive change. It's inspiring to see how individuals like MrBeast and movements like Giving Tuesday leverage social media for philanthropy. I share the speaker's belief in the power of generosity. The idea of 'journey mates' being meaning and happiness is a beautiful concept, and it motivates me to embrace a more generous mindset in my daily life. Overall, a compelling talk that encourages us to contribute to a more compassionate world. Well done!
Nice, Chris! We met a few times, I knew Zoe and you were always kind to me and your mother was fantastic. I think of Zoe often and get sad so I can't imagine how you feel. She was simply incredible.
TED is absolutely AWESOME!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!! You are GREAT, Chris!!! I´'m an English teacher and my classes sure have changed because of TED!!! And will definitely use this one as well! Generosity CAN be infectious!!!!!
Great thanks for your creativity and generosity. I suggest that each view, share or like of this video may extent that generosity to at least one other person just like an infection which spreads and never stops at all.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:04 *🌟 Introduction to Infectious Generosity* - Introduction of 10 remarkable stories, - Concept of infectious generosity. 02:10 *📈 Impact of TED's Generosity* - Decision to share TED content online, - Rapid growth and global reach of TED Talks. 04:45 *💰 The Generosity Experiment* - Lydia Tarigan's story of generosity, - Social psychology experiment by Elizabeth Dunn. 07:15 *🏆 Acts of Kindness* - John Sweeney's story and Suspended Coffees, - The importance of small acts of kindness. 08:49 *🌍 The Power of Viral Generosity* - Difference between non-infectious and infectious stories, - Importance of authentic human emotion. 10:41 *🎨 Creativity and Generosity* - Examples of creative acts of generosity, - How creativity enhances the impact of generosity. 11:37 *💪 Courage in Generosity* - Daryl Davis's courageous acts, - Combining emotion, creativity, and courage. 12:39 *🔥 Amplifying Generosity* - Stories of Amy Wolf, Dylan Marron, and Joshua Coombes, - Impact of combining emotion, creativity, and courage. 14:08 *🚀 The Reach of Generosity* - The story of Supriya Paul and Josh Talks, - The global impact of generosity. 15:33 *💡 Generosity in Social Media* - MrBeast and Darren Margolias's stories, - The influence of positive content on social media. 17:26 *🌍 Global Movement of Generosity* - Giving Tuesday's global impact, - Encouragement to take action and spread generosity. 18:36 *🌺 Personal Reflection on Generosity* - Chris Anderson's tribute to his mother, - The journey of generosity leading to meaning and happiness. Made with HARPA AI
mine too :-). Thank you so much for this talk - and thank you for the advice on nitpicking ...it is something that I meet so often when I want to spread a bit of hope and optimism ...this yes but. Now I stopped to think if I don't do it too ...I will work at being open to all good, positive ideas
I clicked on this video because I saw it and thought "isn't that just what Mr. Beast does every time he makes a video?" It was a cheeky joke, and 100% I was not expecting this. I thought it was gonna be some experiment or thoughtful idea. I didn't even imagine that there was this. I actually watch most of the creators in this video. I LOVE watching generosity and frequently wish that I could be that generous. I am almost crying. Then I was thinking - no I have been generous before. I have given food and money to the homeless when I was dead broke. The number one reason I give to the customer service jobs I apply to for applying is "I want to help people and make them happy." I do think tho, that it would be amazing if I could come up with something grander than the little things like these other people
Little interactions count. You never know who's life you affected with your kindness. Also, those people are more likely to be kind to someone else because of your modeling. It is very grand indeed. Fame and volume feeds ego, but interpersonal exchanges feed the world. Keep going! We need you!!!!!
There is kindness with the average person, the problem is the lack of it at the top who's empathy is insulated by the bubble of money they were born into. Of course they are the ones who's kindness could have the largest effect....
Inspiring yes, but I personally, given my situation, criminal case and circumstances am not in a safe space or place to put myself out there in the world like that, not on a grand scale, I do small things for people when I am out and about. God bless the creators of Ted and Tedx, the videos the majority of the time are very helpful, inclusive and kind. Thanks. 😇🙏👊👍💜
The more people have, the less generous they become. Some of the poorest people i know would give you their last dollar. The people that have everything can't abide parting with one.
Chris you are a great man, may god bless you and all of the benefactors that were influenced by you ! your mother is surely proud of you from heaven ! love from Israel ✡✡✡ 🌍🌎🌏🤝🤝🤝🙏
In some regions it is already so. When comparing Slovak and Sardinian society much can be desired on the Slovak part. Nowadays there is a pandemic of pessimism and grudges and it is hard to imagine a change...
There's a roofing company consisting of 3 Slavic brothers in Canada. Every week or so they choose a house with bad gutters to replace them for free. In serious cases they put on a new, metal roof for free! They can afford to do so .
I want to add to this list Bedlam Steve and all the volunteers from the Refugee Community Kitchen in Calais. They have been feeding hot nutricious meals to thousands of people for years.
If you have to trick people into being generous through "viral" content then you understand we aren't the supreme arbiters of justice and fairness we believe ourselves to be.
If I were part of that PayPal experiment I would first be suspicious that it was some kind of scam and then I would simply save the $10,000 in my bank account . When I feel guilty about my miserliness I remind myself that I can't carry my money to the grave and what I don't use ,I'll just be passing along later
I'll tell you what. When the rich aren't rich anymore because they give most of their money to the communities and people that helped them get where they are, I'll be more generous. Until then, as the rich say, "it's everyone for themselves."
Japanese Sony movie? Ultra Violet was created in 2006, was it invented in 2000? Space colony biotechnology? Is the corona the sun? Were you doing research in 2000? I have not been vaccinated
I've unfortunately had the misfortune of working with this guy. He's two-faced, arrogant, and treats people with disdain. Never trust the fake hero stories of people like this. They're just trying to sell you something. Their real faces are different.
He talks of generosity being spread like a virus. He seems to ignore or downplay detractors and blockers. His motive seems genuine but the talk sounds like a motivational speaker failing to prepare people for pushback and problems. Just ignore it, is not an answer that works for people. When people try and run into difficulty, they think they are the problem. Is it any wonder they lose hope in their attempts.
If you like this idea, tell us about your own experience of how kindness can spread online!
the more common type of generosity we know is given coming from place of Success, bounty, or victory. we can call it a
sharing of blessings or paying it forward. and that is already great in itself.
but it when we gjve and practice generosity coming from a not so good phase in life, or when we are still able share something to others may it be in material form, servitude, or just sharing our time and presence while we are also going through our own struggles in life-- that is no longer just generosity... that is also love that we are sharing.
there may be countless of unsung and unrecognized acts of love and genorisity. it creates an endless ripple touching lives ltranscending distance, space, and time.
life is already difficult, why not make the conscious effort to make it a bit less difficult for one anotner.
this talk is the highlight of my day today.
sending Love to everyone!
Here in Brazil, its curious, but the most generous are the poorest, they share what they have, even when they have nothing. Helping people in the streets is very rewarding.
Being open to doing even "small" kindnesses even to our friends and family without ulterior motive, and being open to receiving and accepting such from others without looking for motive.
🙇🏻♀️ Huge respect for how you managed to share this with us, while your mother passed away, only one month ago; and for how you have presented this . Thank you so much for sharing these stories with us. ✨💖✨
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:04 🌍 *世界改变的理念*
- 探讨如何使慷慨成为一种具有感染力的力量。
02:10 🎤 *TED的慷慨之旅*
- TED决定在线分享演讲，意外地引发了全球范围内的关注和志愿者行动。
- 成千上万的TEDx活动在世界各地涌现，展示了无私的力量。
05:45 💖 *人类对慷慨的天性*
- 社会心理学实验表明，人类对慷慨有着天生的回应。
- 慷慨不仅仅局限于金钱，时间、关注和人类善意也是美好的礼物。
08:49 🚀 *使信息具有感染力的因素*
- 正面情感、创造力和勇气是使信息具有感染力的关键因素。
- 展示了通过这三个元素催生的各种具有感染力的倡议和故事。
12:39 🌐 *社交媒体的慷慨影响*
- 社交媒体平台如何成为传播慷慨行为的强大工具。
- 通过社交媒体推动的倡议和行动产生了深远而积极的影响。
15:33 🌟 *走向更美好的未来*
- 呼吁人们采取行动，通过慷慨行为塑造更美好的未来。
- 引用UA-cam上的慷慨传播者MrBeast，以及全球性的慷慨运动"Giving Tuesday"。
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Thank you, Chris! I am with you on being sick of everybody being mean to each other. Thank you for the examples and ideas so we can start our own kindness campaigns.
The TED Talk provided a thought-provoking insight into the impact of infectious generosity. It highlighted real-life examples, like the 'Kindness Pandemic' and Amy Wolf's initiatives, showcasing how small acts of kindness can create a ripple effect. I appreciated the emphasis on emotional, creative, and courageous elements as drivers for positive change. It's inspiring to see how individuals like MrBeast and movements like Giving Tuesday leverage social media for philanthropy. I share the speaker's belief in the power of generosity. The idea of 'journey mates' being meaning and happiness is a beautiful concept, and it motivates me to embrace a more generous mindset in my daily life. Overall, a compelling talk that encourages us to contribute to a more compassionate world. Well done!
Great summary of the talk. Wasn’t it amazing?!
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Nice, Chris! We met a few times, I knew Zoe and you were always kind to me and your mother was fantastic. I think of Zoe often and get sad so I can't imagine how you feel. She was simply incredible.
TED is absolutely AWESOME!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!! You are GREAT, Chris!!! I´'m an English teacher and my classes sure have changed because of TED!!! And will definitely use this one as well! Generosity CAN be infectious!!!!!
Great thanks for your creativity and generosity. I suggest that each view, share or like of this video may extent that generosity to at least one other person just like an infection which spreads and never stops at all.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:04 *🌟 Introduction to Infectious Generosity*
- Introduction of 10 remarkable stories,
- Concept of infectious generosity.
02:10 *📈 Impact of TED's Generosity*
- Decision to share TED content online,
- Rapid growth and global reach of TED Talks.
04:45 *💰 The Generosity Experiment*
- Lydia Tarigan's story of generosity,
- Social psychology experiment by Elizabeth Dunn.
07:15 *🏆 Acts of Kindness*
- John Sweeney's story and Suspended Coffees,
- The importance of small acts of kindness.
08:49 *🌍 The Power of Viral Generosity*
- Difference between non-infectious and infectious stories,
- Importance of authentic human emotion.
10:41 *🎨 Creativity and Generosity*
- Examples of creative acts of generosity,
- How creativity enhances the impact of generosity.
11:37 *💪 Courage in Generosity*
- Daryl Davis's courageous acts,
- Combining emotion, creativity, and courage.
12:39 *🔥 Amplifying Generosity*
- Stories of Amy Wolf, Dylan Marron, and Joshua Coombes,
- Impact of combining emotion, creativity, and courage.
14:08 *🚀 The Reach of Generosity*
- The story of Supriya Paul and Josh Talks,
- The global impact of generosity.
15:33 *💡 Generosity in Social Media*
- MrBeast and Darren Margolias's stories,
- The influence of positive content on social media.
17:26 *🌍 Global Movement of Generosity*
- Giving Tuesday's global impact,
- Encouragement to take action and spread generosity.
18:36 *🌺 Personal Reflection on Generosity*
- Chris Anderson's tribute to his mother,
- The journey of generosity leading to meaning and happiness.
Made with HARPA AI
I’m here for the Milad Mirg appreciation!!! Such a great talk too!
🎉 expand generosity. Compassionate our thoughts, actions, and words.❤
The ultimate idea worth spreading! Thank you
My favorite TED talk to date, thank you Chris
mine too :-). Thank you so much for this talk - and thank you for the advice on nitpicking ...it is something that I meet so often when I want to spread a bit of hope and optimism ...this yes but. Now I stopped to think if I don't do it too ...I will work at being open to all good, positive ideas
无私的慷慨让世界更美好❤
I clicked on this video because I saw it and thought "isn't that just what Mr. Beast does every time he makes a video?" It was a cheeky joke, and 100% I was not expecting this. I thought it was gonna be some experiment or thoughtful idea. I didn't even imagine that there was this. I actually watch most of the creators in this video. I LOVE watching generosity and frequently wish that I could be that generous. I am almost crying. Then I was thinking - no I have been generous before. I have given food and money to the homeless when I was dead broke. The number one reason I give to the customer service jobs I apply to for applying is "I want to help people and make them happy." I do think tho, that it would be amazing if I could come up with something grander than the little things like these other people
Little interactions count. You never know who's life you affected with your kindness. Also, those people are more likely to be kind to someone else because of your modeling. It is very grand indeed. Fame and volume feeds ego, but interpersonal exchanges feed the world. Keep going! We need you!!!!!
Love You Ted talks ❤ your working for betterment of Humanity 😊🎉
Sooo inspiring! Thank you!
I’m in! Thank you for sharing this ❤
Thank you for this talk Chris!
There is kindness with the average person, the problem is the lack of it at the top who's empathy is insulated by the bubble of money they were born into. Of course they are the ones who's kindness could have the largest effect....
Kindness doesn’t have to carry a price tag. Can’t we all be the inspiration pebbles that creates ripples of generosity that becomes a huge wave?.
Inspiring yes, but I personally, given my situation, criminal case and circumstances am not in a safe space or place to put myself out there in the world like that, not on a grand scale, I do small things for people when I am out and about. God bless the creators of Ted and Tedx, the videos the majority of the time are very helpful, inclusive and kind. Thanks. 😇🙏👊👍💜
U are a wonderful susan.. I can already tell 🙂
Size does not matter. One tiny pebble can send far reaching ripples. 🙏🏽💜
The more people have, the less generous they become. Some of the poorest people i know would give you their last dollar. The people that have everything can't abide parting with one.
Great ! Spread kindness
Like Buddha said " Virtuous of Circuing", that won't never stop.
Chris you are a great man, may god bless you and all of the benefactors that were influenced by you !
your mother is surely proud of you from heaven !
love from Israel ✡✡✡ 🌍🌎🌏🤝🤝🤝🙏
Echo of positivity &❤
wow heart is full love this thank you for this :)
This is actually what I'm doing on my first video on UA-cam. 1:15
Thank you
Hi Kak Lidia, keren bnget! So glad to see u there👏
I like everything that he said in this video.
So beautiful 🥹💖🙏🙌
❤🙌
It'd take scarcity to become scarce, In order for generosity to go viral.
In some regions it is already so. When comparing Slovak and Sardinian society much can be desired on the Slovak part. Nowadays there is a pandemic of pessimism and grudges and it is hard to imagine a change...
But the fact that you used the word “imagine” gives hope, right?! Maybe you can keep imagining and help it become so. 🙏🏽💜
A universal basic income. That would seem pretty generous.
lol. that would make it so much worse
Yeah what could go wrong with some hylerinflation.....
@@SaltVinegar2010 Most people don't have a single idea about business or costs associated with bro. It's crazy.
Facts
equal pay imo
Every cell in our body vibrates.
Chant ❤heal 432 Hz..
Connect with mother earth, father sky
everything in the universe
There's a roofing company consisting of 3 Slavic brothers in Canada. Every week or so they choose a house with bad gutters to replace them for free. In serious cases they put on a new, metal roof for free! They can afford to do so .
Money laundering from their smuggling enterprise. 👍
I don't think so but funny.@@interstellarsurfer
Watching all the protests lately has me thinking there's more than one way to protest a war.
bravissimo
nice!
I heard from the Philippines that it is free to put chips in the brain, I am willing to use it in the experiment 100% Philippines
I want to add to this list Bedlam Steve and all the volunteers from the Refugee Community Kitchen in Calais. They have been feeding hot nutricious meals to thousands of people for years.
i would never want to recover from thi infectious
It would take a conscious adjustment of the algorithm by google.
If you have to trick people into being generous through "viral" content then you understand we aren't the supreme arbiters of justice and fairness we believe ourselves to be.
Or there is a great deal of things distracting us and working against our better nature (see books like "The Myth of Normal" and "Stolen Focus").
I don't think it's necessarily about "the content". It can be a wave of in-person interactions.
If I were part of that PayPal experiment I would first be suspicious that it was some kind of scam and then I would simply save the $10,000 in my bank account . When I feel guilty about my miserliness I remind myself that I can't carry my money to the grave and what I don't use ,I'll just be passing along later
😊
I'll tell you what. When the rich aren't rich anymore because they give most of their money to the communities and people that helped them get where they are, I'll be more generous. Until then, as the rich say, "it's everyone for themselves."
Jesus preached generosity during his life.
is this my 2nd grade friend?* la croix
Did he initiated TED X ????
Wow
If religion hasn’t accomplished this monumental task, I don’t think anything will.
Could we make condemning genocide go "viral"?
equal pay. simple.
Let's start with anyone over £10m paying a 25% wealth tax.
How about making over 10 million 99% tax.
It’s not really generosity if you take it
First🎉
Japanese Sony movie? Ultra Violet was created in 2006, was it invented in 2000? Space colony biotechnology? Is the corona the sun? Were you doing research in 2000?
I have not been vaccinated
I've unfortunately had the misfortune of working with this guy. He's two-faced, arrogant, and treats people with disdain. Never trust the fake hero stories of people like this. They're just trying to sell you something. Their real faces are different.
He talks of generosity being spread like a virus. He seems to ignore or downplay detractors and blockers. His motive seems genuine but the talk sounds like a motivational speaker failing to prepare people for pushback and problems. Just ignore it, is not an answer that works for people. When people try and run into difficulty, they think they are the problem. Is it any wonder they lose hope in their attempts.
Very true. Generosity met with a lack of appreciation can easily leave one disillusioned on many levels.
And that’s just one pitfall.
Mr. Beast is trying
Mr. Beast
Mr Beast
Its not fun to be me
Removal of taxes and forced handouts.
Taxes for who and handouts for who? I would like removal of employee taxes and handouts for corporations.
@@darinherrick9224 taxes suck everywhere. Ever started a business?
ted 👍
tedx 🤏