I have seen the video previously. Hilarious, watching it again now haha.

People hate the truth. IT people tend to be less like that than average people but even so.

@Bill-Kindle
Thanks for Sharing this, I have a special person in my life, at work. I have circular referenced him, asked the relevant question, conversed, and asked rephrased relevant question. Guess what - 2nd time Truth.... He is easy to spot, when it concerns a lie, he crosses his arm's - I always wondered if he knew how that made him look - like he is protecting himself. From what? When he is not, he tends to sit open looks relaxed and even may smile. I find body laguage to be a great indication of a person's mental state and I am not sure why they don't see it also? I really enjoy Ted Talk's (Truth) and thanks for sharing this one (Truth). I am 8 feet tall (lie). HE HE.

@RoguePacket said:

Last checked, it is the most popular TED talk ever. Even years old (it is from 2006), still relevant.

Check all of his talks—

http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity http://www.ted.com/speakers/sir_ken_robinson

He keynoted at Educase in Anaheim, CA late last year. It was speciifcally not recorded (sad). Overview—

http://www.lib.uts.edu.au/blog/university-librarian/2013/11/highlights-educause-2013-1-ken-robinsons-opening-keynote

Yes, it is. And for good reason!