I haven't read anything brilliant by Malcolm Gladwell lately. I read The Tipping Point and Blink and recommend them both.
This TED video comes from 2004, back when Gladwell was still a genius. Portions of the ideas in this video are *thrilling* to the likes of me.
How a man discovered there is no perfect Pepsi, there are only perfect Pepsis, and changed the commercial food industry, with his first great success being Prego Extra Chunky.
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2 comments:
I enjoyed that video: human variability. Isn't that what the internet responds to? Thanks.
glad you liked it, too, Paul. great connection with the internet.
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