Market Analysis & Potential - "USELESS" coin is perceived as having high potential for significant price increase due to fear of missing out (FOMO) [1] - Market sentiment towards projects in the Bonk ecosystem is currently at a low point, which historically precedes parabolic rallies [2] - A substantial $15 million increase in investment from informed investors has been observed in the past 24 hours [4] Technical Analysis & Price Prediction - "USELESS" coin has shown a steady uptrend over 36 days, with the current pullback representing a buying opportunity [3] - Key support levels at $0225 have been respected, indicating a potential bounce and break of the downtrend [4] - The coin may face resistance around $0335, but a breakthrough could lead to a surge past previous all-time highs (ATH) [5] - A major pullback is not anticipated until the $06-$065 range, after which the path to a billion-dollar valuation will become clear [6] Investment Psychology - The coin's perceived "uselessness" during dips leads to selling, while pumps create FOMO, driving further price increases [2][1] - The coin's potential for growth is independent of individual belief in its utility [6] - Initial skepticism and reluctance to invest at lower valuations (e g $4 million) are expected to shift as the price increases, driving further investment [5]

Core Idea - Painful moments can be opportunities to reconnect with values and rediscover meaning in life [1] - Pain can be reinterpreted as a path to self-discovery and healing [1] Speaker's Background - Seda Seyranyan is a psychologist specializing in personality development, counseling, and inclusive education [1] - She holds a Master's degree in Personality Psychology and Counseling since 2014 [1] - Since 2020, Seda has been a trainer for organizations accredited by Armenia's Ministry of Education, delivering courses on psychology, inclusion, and education law [1] - Her interests include trauma recovery, existential psychology, and individual development [1]

Psychological Insights - Photography can be a tool for self-discovery and "awakening", revealing hidden feelings like inferiority, anxiety, longings, and resistance [1] - Individuals facing psychological dilemmas may need a new perspective to rediscover themselves [1] Speaker's Background - Xue Ma is a psychologist, art healer, and independent photographer with a Master's degree from Hong Kong Baptist University [1] - Her works have been exhibited at the Louvre International Art Exhibition and the International Art Therapy Emotional Exhibition [1] Event Information - The talk was given at a TEDx event, which is independently organized but uses the TED conference format [1]

[Music] As a psychologist, I have the privilege of listening to people's deepest longings and wishes. And in the hours I've spent in the chair, I've noticed a distinct trend. This trend relates to something so fundamental, so basic, and crucial that I believe it's at the heart of everything we want in life. And if I was asked to give you a summary of what that is, it would be simply this. I want more connection in my life. Connection is at the heart of everything that we experience while we're living and it ...

[Applause] [Music] Who am I. The eternal question. Am I right.Um, throughout my life, I've explored a series of relationships. And this includes not only my relationship with other people, but also my relationship with myself. In growing up, I've tried my best to figure out how I work and why I am the way I am.I'm still trying to figure this out. I'm a big believer in experiences and upbringing shaping who people grow up to be. I myself through my experiences and through other people that I've observed has ...

Mental Health & Anxiety - The document discusses anxiety, its impact on health, and coping mechanisms [1] - It introduces a psychological model involving the Id, Ego, and Superego to explain internal conflicts [1] - The Ego's role in managing anxiety by balancing desires and societal norms is highlighted [1] - The document explores the potential drawbacks of constant worry and the perception of danger [1] - The speaker shares their personal journey of understanding and expressing mental health struggles through art [1] Therapeutic Approaches - Art is presented as a form of therapy and a means of escaping from overwhelming thoughts [1] - A breathing exercise is introduced as a simple technique for managing stress and anxiety [1] - The importance of focusing on the present moment and engaging in enjoyable activities is emphasized [1] Mental Health Awareness - The document notes a growing awareness and acceptance of mental health issues in society [1] - Seeking help from qualified mental health professionals is encouraged [1]

Social science is the study of individuals' behavior in society. Its academic disciplines are anthropology, economics, political science, psychology, and sociology. https://t.co/zLPkyStPUD ...

Persuasion Techniques - The "foot in the door" technique involves starting with a small request to increase the likelihood of agreement to a larger one [6] - The "door in the face" technique starts with an outrageously large request, followed by a smaller, more reasonable one, leveraging the sense of guilt from rejecting the initial request [11][14] - The principle of authority suggests that people are more likely to be persuaded by credible and knowledgeable figures [21] Application of Persuasion in Education - Students can use the "foot in the door" technique to improve communication with teachers, such as requesting small bonus assignments to incrementally improve grades [8][9][10] - Teachers can use the "door in the face" technique to manage student complaints about assignments by initially assigning a larger task and then reducing it to the intended size [15][16][17] Real-World Examples - A study showed that initially, less than 20% of people agreed to place a large "drive carefully" sign in their yards, but after agreeing to a smaller sign first, 76% agreed to the larger sign [4][5] - A study in a restaurant showed that only 10% of people helped a woman who pretended to have lost her purse, but when she initially asked for the entire bill to be paid and then reduced the request to a small contribution, 75% helped [13] - In 1955, Dr Jonas Salk's credibility as a scientist helped turn public skepticism into widespread trust for his polio vaccine, leading to a nearly 90% drop in polio cases in the US within two years, from 58,000 to 5,600 [24][25] Personal Anecdote - Using the "door in the face" technique, the speaker increased their usual allowance by 50%, from $20 to $30, by initially asking for $40 [18]