Learning Challenge...Future of Storytelling


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  • The video confirmed for me that our brain produces those chemicals, oxytocin and cortisol, in response to how our surroundings make us feel. 
  • The one new thing I learned is that you can judge, at least with 80% accuracy, which people are willing to give donations based on the levels of cortisol and oxytocin in the blood. 
  • I'm curious to see how the people around me would react to being shown this video. I would play it to them and before the narrator goes into talking about the details, I would stop the video and ask how much would they donate (after being given some money for watching the video). 



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