There was a hilarious slash cringe scandal about 15 years ago when a college professor (?) gave a TEDx talk full of nonsense, possibly to make a point about what people were willing to believe as long as it “sounded smart.” They tightened the screws after that embarrassment

Anything for the TED main stage or satellite events is fact-checked. For TEDx, organizers run the risk of losing their licenses if a talk turns out to be easily disproven, so clearly you were deemed trustworthy! (Also some events fact-check after the speech but before it goes online.)

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I can't stand plain mayo, always hated it. But my latest guilty pleasure is using chipotle mayo instead of butter when making grilled cheese

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