Tips (mentioned by Mr. Will Storr): 1. change 2. cause & effect 3. moral outrage 4. something has to happen next (effectness) (not sure, please correct me if needed) 5. eudaemonic 6. the god effect hope this is helpful. for better understanding and insight I recommend you listen this TEDx :)
this is actually much much deeper than it first seems like. the talk kinda reminds me of a book "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" by Robert M. Pirsig
I thought there was so much helpful information in this video! I'm not sure why there are so many negative comments but I will definitely use these tips in my writing going forward.
Great talk There are some good tips for learning story telling. They are change, cause and effect, moral outrage, eudaemonic, and the god moment. With those you can be a fantastic storry teller.
Because of ones temporalobepilepsy I experience several seconds a day/night, but you must understand I have had this (20 second of flashing/stimulating the temporal lobe) take place ever since I can remember speaking in the English language. As an infant I couldn’t even notice it. It’s the cliché 1000-yard stare. I take noting for the actual flash although I have read some ‘Doctors?’ have a way of silencing or curing this significant source of turning off my conscious and linguistically takes in information that has not only convinced me that it’s a form of ‘tapping-down-the-streams-of-our unconscious’s’. These flashes have open up-I also speak in tongues of an addicted Hypergraphicalist! On any type receipts, envelopes, standard-typing-paper, napkins, scraps, post-it-notes
The absolute absurdity of a cold dead universe at the end of a good talk with a tragic ending if you buy it. His proposed end to our story. To say everything ends in nothing is to say, everything came from nothing. Being that there is evidently something, there could never be nothing.
Some great tips bit, as a traditional oral storyteller is advise you to stay still! It was exhausting watching you wander around the stage. Plant your feet, control your movements, play the pauses and relax, only then can you think about these tips.
That's what I heard too. But it's eudaemonic happiness, and I'm not sure how exactly it differs from regular happiness . . . I think, maybe, there's an element of self-fulfillment involved.
I'm going to admit, he wasn't as great of a public speaker as other ted talk presenters I've seen. but his book is genuinely amazing. I'm halfway through it, but it's genuinely changed how I look at the world in some ways. his other book, 'The Heretics' has shaped a lot of my current world view. I genuinely recommend checking out his work.
An excellent example for how NOT to tell a story... Boring to death, rich with misleading gestures, intonation and pompous wording resulting an a rather empty dramatic hyperbole advocation for something you are not anymore sure was the topic of the lecture.
Tips (mentioned by Mr. Will Storr):
1. change
2. cause & effect
3. moral outrage
4. something has to happen next (effectness) (not sure, please correct me if needed)
5. eudaemonic
6. the god effect
hope this is helpful. for better understanding and insight I recommend you listen this TEDx :)
Effectance
14:24 -- "Life is change that yearns for stability" -- Roy Baumeister
this is actually much much deeper than it first seems like. the talk kinda reminds me of a book "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" by Robert M. Pirsig
Such an interesting way of thinking about it. I see my UA-cam channel at a completely different light. Thanks so much for the insight!
Absolutely amazing. A wonderful speaker. Reminds me of all my favorite teachers. I learnt so much from this! Took notes of almost every word.
For those interested in what he's talking about I recomend a reading of The Hero of a Thousand Faces + The Selfish Gene
Thank you
As a vlogger and video maker I constantly seek to deepen my storytelling skills - Thanks for helping me with that!
I thought there was so much helpful information in this video! I'm not sure why there are so many negative comments but I will definitely use these tips in my writing going forward.
Thank you so much for sharing
will storr’s brain is golden.
I attended a personal session with Will. 🌹
Thanks for the sub!
Thank you so much for video ❤😊
That was brilliant!!
Great talk
There are some good tips for learning story telling. They are change, cause and effect, moral outrage, eudaemonic, and the god moment. With those you can be a fantastic storry teller.
I see what you did there - Storr-y teller.
"So what about Jonathan Franzen, Is he litterary enough for you?!" i love the accent
This great talk pales in comparison to Will's fantastic book of the same name. Well worth a read for anyone looking to write better stories
Good info if you stayed throughout the duration. 👍
We are all story tellers .
Billy Babu The story teller
Great Ted Talk
Great Talk!!!
That was amazing.. 👍
to swap gossip that is great and true thanks for the video mate
This is a good share. I like.
Sure 👍
I just finished listening but cannot recall any core message. Was pleasant to listen though.
It’s about the science of storytelling. Using science can help you write a great story
Because of ones temporalobepilepsy I experience several seconds a
day/night, but you
must understand I have had this (20 second of flashing/stimulating the
temporal lobe)
take place ever since I can remember speaking in the English language.
As an infant I
couldn’t even notice it. It’s the cliché 1000-yard stare. I
take noting for the actual flash
although I have read some ‘Doctors?’ have a way of silencing or curing
this significant
source of turning off my conscious and linguistically takes in
information that has not
only convinced me that it’s a form of ‘tapping-down-the-streams-of-our
unconscious’s’.
These flashes have open up-I also speak in tongues of an addicted
Hypergraphicalist!
On any type receipts, envelopes, standard-typing-paper,
napkins, scraps, post-it-notes
Is a secret message in there?
"The clicker was perfectly fine, to begin with"
Thanks for getting to the F word right off the bat and not wasting my time.
This talk uses such a simplistic understanding of the mind that it is inaccurate.
Why so?
CheekygoPanda explain please?
Stories are not told neither in the first sentence nor in the last. A story is told somewhere in between. The first sentence is a myth.
Is there a transcript of this? I would like to use this in a paper.
There is a book, same name as the video title
cause and effect
The absolute absurdity of a cold dead universe at the end of a good talk with a tragic ending if you buy it. His proposed end to our story. To say everything ends in nothing is to say, everything came from nothing. Being that there is evidently something, there could never be nothing.
🌻
Some great tips bit, as a traditional oral storyteller is advise you to stay still! It was exhausting watching you wander around the stage. Plant your feet, control your movements, play the pauses and relax, only then can you think about these tips.
So you didn't take anything away from the video BUT your moment to 'tip away'? You must be important then. kkkkkkkk
Tom Phillips Maybe you should stay off UA-cam until you deal with all your issues
His voice and his accent sound like harry potter 😂
What is New Demonic Happiness?
That's what I heard too. But it's eudaemonic happiness, and I'm not sure how exactly it differs from regular happiness . . . I think, maybe, there's an element of self-fulfillment involved.
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Talk about the science of storytelling, but your story is not even that exciting
Amazingly boring talk for someone claiming to know about stories
Christopher D. If you can’t pay attention, don’t watch. If you watch, but don’t have the ability to comprehend, ask what it means.
isnt the idea of gossip needed to cooperate the same as what sapiens book had .. who copied whom?
it's not lika harari nor storr invented the concept. it's maintream scholaship.
and the guy below me knows
retreaded platitudes - nothing new - nothing practical - an empty 15 minutes
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His storytelling wasn't that great to be honest
His book the science of storytelling is awesome!!!
I'm going to admit, he wasn't as great of a public speaker as other ted talk presenters I've seen. but his book is genuinely amazing. I'm halfway through it, but it's genuinely changed how I look at the world in some ways. his other book, 'The Heretics' has shaped a lot of my current world view. I genuinely recommend checking out his work.
An excellent example for how NOT to tell a story... Boring to death, rich with misleading gestures, intonation and pompous wording resulting an a rather empty dramatic hyperbole advocation for something you are not anymore sure was the topic of the lecture.
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Nothing evolved into humans
You need more stories in your life
That was brilliant!!
"So what about Jonathan Franzen, Is he litterary enough for you?!" i love the accent