The myth of globalisation | Peter Alfandary | TEDxAix

Speak with the language of your partner to ever make a step forward to whatever you will both intend to attain.

This has nothing to do with globalization. Maybe globalism, but not globalization.

Amazing presentation, so so so good!!!

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Hello classmates

Cultural diffusion as an outcome of globalisation is indeed, in and of itself, a 'false friend', but globalisation is not defined entirely by the supposed interdependence of culture, it driven by trade that catalyses the interdependence and gradual homogeneity of economic and political policies and rules. Empathy and understanding of culture as a form of 'intelligence' may help to catalyse respect or mere tolerance, but we may not necessarily create that safer world without ethics, conscious capitalism, and an acceptance of diversity and differences.

Very useful, thank you. Is it possible to have the transcript of this talk?

True we need cultural harmony for peace.

I absolutely HATE this video!!!!!

Wrong title for this video. Well planned.

Can someone send me the reflection paper they write about this video?

Peter Alfandary was doing just fine from paradoxes to dilemmas but his solution is off base. one cannot solve cultural issues in cyber space. They can only be solved in real life out there among humans

Bravo‼️

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Subcultures help to alleviate that sense of shock/disparity.

...driving a cab...what it means‽
i am no sure if it is not me who is talking...

What a great speech. I learned something today.

Great speech. This was a masterpiece.

Globalization is here to stay and the root cause is greed by the rich of the world. Money talks!

The public didn't seem to get some of his jokes

POV;GRADE 10 KA

Yes I think the same thing. Well said. I would say that cultural intelligence is the key to everything. If we learn cultural intelligence, maybe there will be no that much of problems inside the relationships?

Awesome, I really enjoyed it!

Of course it's TEDx when it unites Humans.
Wonderful Man! Gonna do a video soon, I used this for college graduate paper.

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These videos are interesting because they help us learn about different cultures and so that people recognize and respect each other

I would recommend reading The Silent Language by Edward Hall (1959) and the Hidden Dimension (1966). Both books explore the cultural differences discussed here. These should be compulsory reading for anyone dealing with people -- everyone.

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And today, Putin ended globalization.

Lmfao "the myth of globalization" while here we are 7 years later and the world economic forum and other globalist elite are talking about GLOBALISATION!

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Bravo! Such a charismatc man talkig such an important thing.

bro this was 7 years ago. still relevant.. especially now

Great talk. Merci merci beaucoup papa Peter pour votre Grande sagesse.

This speaker was ahead of the times. Some countries now crawl away from globalisation, to protect their own interests, after realising they can't compete economically or technologically on a level playing field.

This dude spends so much time talking about practically nothing. The whole thing could be summed up in less than a minute

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But what if we try to create a world consisting of a single identity (a citizen of the world) will we be able to overcome conflicts?

Interesting topic, wish it was no clouded by poor quality audio from the mic. Could hear every breath, shirt rustle, and mouth sound.

I think it's good to be aware of varying cultures but I don't agree that we should try to accept or affirm others' culture. This idea is what has gotten us into the mess of the trans movement, a movement that has been sexualizing children. I don't accept that culture and it should be eradicated from the globe altogether.

Thank you! It's amazing how seemingly small gestures or phrases can have such diverse interpretations.

"Do you want to go or don't you want to go"? This just seems to me to be a lack of common sense. So you hail a cab, get in, ask if he can take you somewhere, his answer should have just been "yes, of course". No. It seems to me we are making up excuses for bad attitudes.

This is an inspiring work of creativity; reminiscent of a book that inspired with its creative narrative. "Rising From Within: Unlocking Your Innate Power to Conquer Adversity" by Vincent Starling

I gotta say, I don't think the suggestion to teach cultural intelligence to everyone is a workable or realistic goal. First of all, it seems only truly needed for people doing international business. Second, there are so many different cultures, it would be like having a half dozen PHDs. Ain't nobody got time for that.

Thank you! Very interesting and still pertinent today.

14 minutes in what could have been told in like 5