Could Your Language Affect Your Ability to Save Money?
1. What must country commit to in order to become a part of the Organization of Economic Cooperation?
- The affirmed common commitment of democracy, open markets, and free trade.
2. How does one’s language force a person to think about time?
- When you use different words in different tenses, it makes you think about the time these events took place, saying “I walked yesterday” is past tense but, “I’m walking” is present tense.
3. How does this difference in language relate to our propensity to save?
- Speaking futureless language, you will speak about time identically meaning you will feel as they are identical, it increases your propensity to save.
4. What experiments did Chen carry out to come up with these conclusions?
- Chen came up with knowledge of his own ideas to figure out the conclusion.
5. Did anything surprise you about this video? Why or why not?
- No. Everything made sense, everything had great conclusions talking about past, present, and future tenses.