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Capital in the Twenty First Century

Rationally speaking,it would make sense that the more of something you have,maybe the...

MAN: Rationally speaking,
it would make sense that the more of something you have,
maybe the more inclined you would be to share it
with other people

Full Transcript

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MAN: Rationally speaking, it would make sense that
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the more of something you have, maybe the more inclined
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you would be to share it with other people.
Duration
9 seconds
Views
47
Timestamp in Movie
01:06:35
Uploaded
Jun 07, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
GFC Films,Upside Télévision

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Based on Thomas Piketty's No. 1 New York Times Bestseller, Capital in the Twenty-First Century explores one of the most important and controversial subjects of our time: wealth, and who gets a share of the dividends.
But that's not what our research and what a lot of other research - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
But that's not what our research and what a lot of othe...
We brought strangers into the lab in pairs of two; - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:11
We brought strangers into the lab in pairs of two;
The rich player got two times as much money to play the game, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:19
The rich player got two times as much money to play the game...
The inequality's almost immediately apparent - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
The inequality's almost immediately apparent
But within a couple of minutes, dynamics start to crystallize. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
But within a couple of minutes, dynamics start to crystalliz...
And the rich player started to behave a little differently. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:04
And the rich player started to behave a little differently.
Rich players eat more pretzels. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:04
Rich players eat more pretzels.
When moving their piece around the board, they become louder. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
When moving their piece around the board, they become louder...
They start smacking the board with their piece. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
They start smacking the board with their piece.
They were far more likely to showcase and talk about - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:11
They were far more likely to showcase and talk about
So they became less compassionate. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:04
So they became less compassionate.
These are patterns that we're observing consistently over - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
These are patterns that we're observing consistently ov...
You see people who are winning because of the flip of a coin - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:07
You see people who are winning because of the flip of a coin
One of the questions we ask is "Why did you win the game?" - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:30
One of the questions we ask is "Why did you win the gam...
And when we watch patterns of human interactions, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:20
And when we watch patterns of human interactions,
And that's a fairly pernicious social consequence. - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
And that's a fairly pernicious social consequence.
But it's not about people who are rich, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:13
But it's not about people who are rich,
It's a solid gold tuxedo, Lois. I had to fight three rappers - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:06
It's a solid gold tuxedo, Lois. I had to fight three ra...
I'm worried the money is changing this family, - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:05
I'm worried the money is changing this family,
PIFF: When we, in experiments, get actually poor people - Capital in the Twenty First Century 00:09
PIFF: When we, in experiments, get actually poor people