Arthur Benjamin perform multiplication of 5 digit numbers in his head using math tricks — an amazing performance in front of and with participation from the live audience.

John Maeda, author of The Laws of Simplicity (Simplicity: Design, Technology, Business, Life), give this very funny talk at TED.

Daniel Gilbert, author of the book Stumbling on Happiness, claims that the “impact bais” causes people to over-estimate the amount that events will affect people’s happiness. Gilbert is a psychology professor at Harvard University. He suggests that “synthetic happiness” is just as good as “authentic happiness”.

Funny music video jokingly answers the age-old question, “What if God had a MySpace account?”

Humorous performance by Ze Frank at TED. He starts with a paradoy of an money mule spam email followed by playing on Google. He makes use of the screen to give humorous twists to his words.

For humor only. This is not a real event nor a real broadcast. It is a funny parody found on the internet about the internet.