https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNGFep6rncY&ab_channel=TEDxTalks

Why the majority is always wrong. 

Before we start: 
Do you think that you are an independent thinker? 
Do you often agreen with others about their opinions? 
Would you say that you believe that thinking differntly to your environment is what you do? 


1. What is the story about Einstein in the beginning of the lecture? 

2. "What got you here so far, will no longer get you there"? What do you think this means? 

3. What does 3% of people do, what does 97% of people do when forced to think differently?

4. Whta does it mean that "a brain is on automatic pilot"? 

5. How do you interpret the box metaphor? 

6. How does he explain the definition of "the norm"?

7. Could you summarize the taxi story? 

8. What companies does he give as examples of breakthrough companies?

9. Does the 3% work for the 97% or the other way round? Why is that the case?