TED TALK: The Psychology of your Future Self
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What is the speaker's Central Claim?
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How does he reinforce or argue his idea?
Summarize the author's claim that a shift in
values leads to the "end of history" illusion.
Think back - have you noticed a shift or a
change in your own personality thus far?
Explain.
What did you learn from this TED Talk that you
can apply to your own life?

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