it hasn't made me be closer to frank rizzo and rick santorum or anybody like that. it has pervasive effect on how i think. >> gentleman in a green. >> the most important decisions we make in our lives are made from our values. i'm wondering how that fits in had a follow-up earlier, becoming more divergent publicly, what is the most significant problem facing us in the country with this divergence politically? >> first on the value of mentioned the importance of unconscious process. some things have to do with early childhood but some has to do with things thousands of years ago, genetic biass and some have to do with things happen hundreds of thousands of years ago with our cultural bias and we inherit through our culture weather from the region we live in or ethnicity we inherit certain ways of seeing world. there's a lot of research on how chinese and americans look at the world. the chinese measured the eye movements, dancing all over it and americans eyes were focusing on the eyes and the mouth. much more concentrated. another experiment was chinese people descr

it has not made me, like, you know, the closer to, i don't know, frank rizzo or rick santorum or anybody like that. but it has had a pervasive influence on how i think to reedbuck. >> ten rows back, the gentleman in the green. >> david, it said the most important decisions that we make in our lives are made from our values. i am wondering how that fits and with your book. a follow-up on your earlier point, becoming more divergent politically. how do you see us solving the most significant problems facing us, the country with this divergence politically? >> those are two big questions. first on the values. i mentioned the importance of unconscious processes. some of the things have to do with early childhood, but some of it has to do with things thousands of years ago, genetic biases. some of them have to do with these that have been hundreds of years ago, which are cultural. we inherit through our culture, whether it is from the region we live in or are at this stage, we inherit ways of seeing the world. if there has been a lot of research done on how chinese and americans look at the wo

it hasn't made me like, you know, be closer to frank rizzo or rick santorum know or anybody like that but it has had an influence on how we think. >> cameras that. gentleman and the green. >> david, the most important decisions we make in our life are made from our values and i'm wondering how that's it then would your book and a follow-up on your earlier point, becoming more divergent politically, how do you see as solving the most significant problems facing us as a country, with the divergent politically? >> those are two big questions. you know, i mentioned the unconscious processes. some of the things that influence or unconscious had to do it early childhood. some of it has to do with being thousands of years ago, genetic biases and some of them have to do things that happen hundreds of years ago, which our cultural biases. we inherit our culture, whether it's the region we live in or our ethnicity, we inherit certain ways of seeing the world. for example, there's a lot of research done on how chinese and american at the world and one of the experiments they looked at the mona l

it hasn't made me like, you know, be closer to, i don't know, frank rizzo or rick santorum or, you know, anybody like that. [laughter] but it has pervasively had an influence on how i think. >> ten rows back, gentleman in the green. >> david, i believe it was said the most important decisions we we make in our lives are made from our values. and i'm wondering how that fits in with your book. and a follow up on your earlier point, we're becoming more divergent politically. how do you see us solving the significant problems facing us as a country with this divergence politically? >> right. >> thank you. >> those are two big questions. first on the values, i mentioned the importance of unconscious processes. some of the things that influence our unconscious have to do with early childhood, but some of it have to do with things thousands of years ago, genetic biases, and some of them have to do with things that happened hundreds of years ago which are cultural biases. and whether it's the region we live in, we inherit certain ways of seeing the world. there's been a lot of research done on