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ted 英语观后感 ted 英语观后感 篇一 :TED观后感 Paul Bloom: The Origins of Pleasure My eyes are attached by the title of the speech. Because I have been ondering that ho can I feel happier on earth. Maybe I find the ansers through the speech. It illustrates that humans are, to some extent, natural born essentialist, hich means e don ’t respond by things as e see them, as e feel them. We respond by our beliefs about hat they are, hat e e from. For example, if you drink ine in an exquisite bottle, it ill taste better. The reason hy e take origins so seriously is that e are snobs, ho are focused on status. The theory applies to pain as ell. You ill hurt more if you kno someone do it on purpose. While pain, under certain circumstances, can be transformed into pleasure, so people can seek out lo-level pains and take pleasure from them. Actually, I can afford the pain but I don ’t need to suffer from the negative emotions. In general, hether I am happy or not depends my on beliefs. After I have atched the speech, some ideas e to my mind. In 2016, I entered into Lixin University of Commerce and majored in Taxation. If I took Taxation as my favorite major, maybe I ould ork better and feel better in every aspect of school life. Fortunately, it ’s not too late to kno it. In the future, I ’ll try my best to take everything positive and transform the pain to the pleasure. In that, my life ill be happier. 篇二 : 观后 感— TED演讲 生死自知 The philosopher Stephen Cavebegin begin ith a dark and pelling question: hen did you first realized that he ould die? Then he discusses the people to resist the inevitability of death, tells the story of four across various civilizations for the processing of death. So that e can deal ith fear of death. The fear of death is not rational,but over this bias is not easy because the fear of death