Why does fame change the way we judge wrongdoing? This talk explores why audiences often forgive celebrities more quickly than ordinary people, examining parasocial relationships, cognitive biases, and the influence of t...
Why does fame change the way we judge wrongdoing? This talk explores why audiences often forgive celebrities more quickly than ordinary people, examining parasocial relationships, cognitive biases, and the influence of the entertainment industry. It asks whether celebrity redemption reflects genuine change—or simply our desire to see our favorite stars retur...

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On the first day of ninth grade, James Mason Jr. walked into English class with six months of memorized vocabulary, ready to prove that how you say...
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WatchNOTE FROM TED: This talk contains a discussion of child sexual abuse, trafficking, and related traumatic experiences. Please do not look to this ta...
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WatchValerie Corcias hands the room five color cards and asks: if love had a color, what would yours be? Hands rise — a rainbow of answers. She used to ...
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WatchHer friend and business partner had one last request before she died of cancer: she wanted her makeup done — for her own funeral. So Beatriz de Sou...
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