The TED talk video that I’ve chosen to analyze was by Mandy Len Catron, Falling in Love is the easy part. I chose love to be my topic to explore on because just the word alone is tenderness. Also, I chose love for my actual TED talk to present to my peers. However, mines will convey how love is lost in our society. On the other hand, Mandy’s presentation explicates on a study she tried in finding her love match. Her performance was intriguing and interesting to watch. The assumptions that Mandy made about her audience was that she assumed that her audience were familiar with her article she published on New York Times, To Fall in Love With Anyone, Do This. She published this article in January and got way over 2 million views. However,
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She used a slideshow that showed pictures, charts, and questions of the things she wanted to highlight on. Like, for example; she showed a chart of how many views she gotten within weeks from posting her article. Also, gave two to three examples of the 36 personal questions you would ask your date from doing the study. Like, “When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself?” was one of the personal questions she showed to her audience. Another point that I observe was her body language. She did walk around a little, but you can tell she was a little nervous because her voice was shaky. However, she was still …show more content…
Her evidence definitely supported her main idea which was how do you find love and that’s when she explained how falling in love is the easy part, but staying in love is the hard part. I believe that if she didn’t have her experience to tell, then her presentation would have lacked evidence, unless she explored other peoples’ relations conducted by the study. However, I do felt it was clever for her to try the study on herself to see if it really works. She really got to experience it face on and it brought her
She used a slideshow that showed pictures, charts, and questions of the things she wanted to highlight on. Like, for example; she showed a chart of how many views she gotten within weeks from posting her article. Also, gave two to three examples of the 36 personal questions you would ask your date from doing the study. Like, “When did you last cry in front of another person? By yourself?” was one of the personal questions she showed to her audience. Another point that I observe was her body language. She did walk around a little, but you can tell she was a little nervous because her voice was shaky. However, she was still …show more content…
Her evidence definitely supported her main idea which was how do you find love and that’s when she explained how falling in love is the easy part, but staying in love is the hard part. I believe that if she didn’t have her experience to tell, then her presentation would have lacked evidence, unless she explored other peoples’ relations conducted by the study. However, I do felt it was clever for her to try the study on herself to see if it really works. She really got to experience it face on and it brought her