[Youtube Review][TEDx Talks] The power of seduction in our everyday lives | Chen Lizra | TEDxVancouver

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBIL2sdfoVc

 

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Playtime Comments : [TEDx Talks] The power of seduction in our everyday lives | Chen Lizra | TEDxVancouver

To*******:

0:53 the guy did demon horns, mr can u not use this ?!

Gr******:

10:06 I had to stop after she called the cops on me .


True story .

In*********:

5:20 now that's something

Na***********:

I loved that part at 7:39

 

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Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] The power of seduction in our everyday lives | Chen Lizra | TEDxVancouver

vj********:

Why does she look like Janice from F.R.I.E.N.D.S. ?

Di*****:

the cringe

ca******:

"Seduction isn’t making someone do what they don’t want to do. Seduction is enticing someone into doing what they secretly want to do already."

Ma*******:

“I did get a TED talk, didn’t I?”
And I ooup-

Sh************:

A key message is lots of love at home and allowing children to appreciate their physical self . I hope this video got to the Ministry of Education for teachers and parents to talk about seduction and being silly and childlike all our lives.

Am******:

When you realize she is a mastermind and this was all to increase her Rumba Power

Ma****:

The crowd was dead after that "seductive" dance lol crickets

Ap*****:

umm what hair products do u use gurl?

Ro********:

WORST.TEDxX.EVER

Ru*******:

Is it seduction or manipulation lmao

Mu****************:

This rollercoaster of TED talks about flirting and loneliness and seduction and hot-apeing is killing the few social skills I had left. I just can't keep up with all that's being said, damn.

Es********:

Am I only the hearing smacking and saliva stuff

Da************:

I will only say two things:
1: I'm Cuban
2: she understands us perfectly

An*******:

Her hair is so pretty im jealous

We*******:

Thanks for pointing to cultures that do it well without all the shame and condemnation. We NEED more thinking out of the box, many women need the next talk: 'saying no in an empowering way'.

Le****:

Holy Crap, this Information is like Crack!

SS***:

Seduction with loyalty and integrity Someone give this lady the bad news already

Ja***********:

Someone needs to give a talk on how a man can seduce without either coming off as a creep or getting charged with harassment.

No*:

Before I watched this video, I checked all the comments. It gave me an idea how people perceived the message of the video. It gave me different angles so I could decide on my own if those had some truth in them. So I started this video fearing the worst, I had read some pick up artist articles and those made me very depressed about humanity. Their sole purpose was sex, lots of sex, just sex like an animal, artificial manipulative sex, wich grossed me out a lot. I can tell this video wasnt anything like that and the comments surprised me. The message of this video was, that in cuba, people are very confident. Not only confident in their sexuality, but also about their body, self image, and because of that they are not afraid to show interest or express what is in their heart. That confidence and fearlessness plays into all aspects of life. Arguably cuba is not a very succesfull country, ofcourse depending on what you label as succes, happiness is harder to label then economic numbers . But you cannot argue successful and happy people are usually confident about themselves or ability to do something. Sometimes the line between narcism and being very self confident is thin or subtle. This woman speaks rational about seduction and the aspects of it, such as an very important one, how you were raised and how it plays into your self image. The factor height for example, is an aspect wich can affect your confidence, and a research showed that managers were more then not above the average height. I can talk about some more truthful things she told, but I conclude this video is not bullshit. If you think it is I feel sorry you can't think rational because of emotions, intelligence, hypocrisy, denial, delusions and small-mindedness.

IM******************:

Anybody with a powerpoint and a headset is an expert today

Pr************:

"When she says 'no' they keep going, trying to change her answer, fearless of the consequence." Might want to checkout any of the TEDTalks on misogyny and hyper-masculine entitlement.

So***:

Hey you forgot the part “you need to be damn attractive to be seductive”

Ma********:

The instructive effectiveness of this is equivalent of a lecture on how to swim.

Pe***********:

I think she has something to say, but doesn't really know what it is...

Mi************:

cringiest opening ever

Fl*********:

Seduction is all good and fun until someone unattractive is doing it to you.

Jo********:

I understand what this woman is saying but most Men would take seduction the wrong way and you couldn't blame them. For example, if a woman in a business seduces her manager, then that obviously would make the Manager think she wants to have sex in return for a promotion or something else. Seduction is very dangerous, especially when it comes to different cultures. Can you imagine this woman working in Dubai or an Arab nation and seducing a man? She'd get raped and the man would say she wanted it because she seduced him. Cuba is just one culture, the rest of the World is not Cuba.

da******:

i swear TED is going downhill :(

Ge*********:

A walking law suit, waiting to happen.

la***********:

Never seen a TED talk begin with "perreando."

Ta**********:

I danced Cuban salsa, rueda and rumba guaguanco for 3 years now, there’s something about it that makes you feel so confident. Didn’t know this ted talk would be the one to break it down. I know exactly what she’s talking about!

Gi***:

Gosh that opening

Th******:

"A no turns to a maybe turns to a yes. That's damn sexy."

Instructions unclear, have to show up to court at 9.

ot*******:

In her studying of seduction in Cuban culture, I think she neglected to learn the thinking in westernized cultures.  The negative comments here are a reflection of the western attitude, which is that anything emotional or physical is repugnant.  They are fine with persuading someone by appealing to their desire for money or power, but if you appeal to their desire for love or appreciation, you will be seen as a bad person.  Westernized cultures have been moving toward eliminating physical affection at all levels for a long time, and it will probably be awhile before the pendulum swings back the other way.  Their vision of the perfect society is a non-human society with asexual creatures who only interact economically, and not in any other way.

 

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