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So to do that we had to collect the body odour from the participants.

To test this idea, we recently performed an experiment in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with more than 10,000 participants in a TEDx event.

MS: And we asked participants to individually judge on a scale from zero to 10 whether the action described in each of the dilemmas was right or wrong.

I wish that you would empower Earthlings everywhere to become active participants in the ultimate search for cosmic company.

I thought that people with a history like that could never change, and I had to rethink my assumptions, as did many of the participants who sent us thousands of emails and also selfies.

But, at least, we were really excited and wanted to do it again, especially in version 2.0, wanted to expand the diversity of the participants, because obviously in the first round, they were mainly our readers.

So this time we also wanted to know if the discussion would have any impact on the participants.

So we asked researchers to survey the participants.

And two-thirds of the participants said that they learned something about their partner's attitudes.

So far, we have been approached by more than 150 global media outlets, and maybe someday there will be something like "The World Talks," with hundreds of thousands of participants.

So I ask my participants to do a number of things here.

And I can't even have swallowing, so I ask my participants to stick the tongue out of their mouth over a glass bowl, and then I constantly let taste stimuli onto the tongue, which then drip off into this bowl.

And then, just to complete this wonderful picture, I also provide my participants with a bib, available in either pink or blue, as they please.

And worse, I can't even control what my participants are thinking about, so I need to repeat this taste procedure multiple times.

In fact, they tasted so similar that half my participants could only barely tell the taste apart, while the other half simply couldn't.

But amazingly, if we looked across the entire group of participants, we saw that their brains definitely could tell the taste apart.

So in Kenya, with our colleagues, we designed an experiment where we had participants, children in Kenya, sleep inside tents.

Now some of the participants were infected with malaria, and some of them were uninfected, but importantly, none of the children had any symptoms whatsoever.

So to do that, we had to collect the body odor from the participants, and we did this by wrapping bags around their feet, which allowed us to collect the volatile odors from their feet, and feet are really important to mosquitoes.

Group C got the same financial incentive, but it was framed as a loss rather than a gain: $1.40 a day is 42 dollars a month, so we gave these participants 42 dollars at the beginning of each month in a virtual account that they could see, and we took away $1.40 for every day they didn't walk 7,000 steps.

A year later, a third of the participants were able to acquire three new self-management skills and maintain them to the extent that it was able to improve their blood pressures, their blood sugar and their exercise.

In each case, participants must weigh their own understanding of the best course of action against how well they think other participants understand the situation.

I invite other journalists, writers, producers, podcasters and poets, and they teach writing, communication and storytelling skills to our participants.

And those participants practice being vulnerable by sharing their stories out loud with one another.

Not only that, but 100 percent of our participants recommend these opportunities to a friend.

In studies of similar questions, up to 80 percent of participants chose the equivalent of the second statement: that Lucy is a portrait artist who also plays poker.

This effect has been observed across multiple studies, including ones with participants who understood statistics well– from students betting on sequences of dice rolls, to foreign policy experts predicting the likelihood of a diplomatic crisis.

Social activists, business leaders, lawyers, politicians, professionals will join the faculty as active and ongoing participants in this wedding of liberal education to the advancement of the public good.

The really crazy change is here: it's the fact that they are no longer disconnected from each other, the fact that former consumers are now producers, the fact that the audience can talk directly to one another; because there is a lot more amateurs than professionals, and because the size of the network, the complexity of the network is actually the square of the number of participants, meaning that the network, when it grows large, grows very, very large.

In a world where media is global, social, ubiquitous and cheap, in a world of media where the former audience are now increasingly full participants, in that world, media is less and less often about crafting a single message to be consumed by individuals.

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