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The Perfect TED Talk

You know you love watching TED talks. I’ve posted some on here before—they are always informative, interesting and sometimes funny. This one from Sebastian Wernicke is pretty damn good. He’s basically gone through all of the TED talks available online, used the ratings of the talks and reverse engineered the perfect and worst TED talks. He doesn’t actually deliver the perfect or worst talk, but explains the whole process and it’s pretty entertaining. (via Boingboing)