Dan Ariely: How equal do we want the world to be? You'd be surprised

The video explores how biases and expectations shape our perceptions, using examples like beer tasting and pain medication. It delves into the disparity between perceived and actual wealth distribution in the U.S., referencing John Rawls' philosophy on a just society. Surveys reveal global perspectives on inequality, highlighting gaps in knowledge, desirability, and action. The video concludes with a call to address these gaps, especially for those with less agency, like children.

What does the speaker mean by 'color-tinted glasses' in the context of perception?

How does the blind taste test analogy relate to people's perceptions of inequality?

What were the two questions asked in the large-scale surveys about inequality?

What did the survey results reveal about Americans' perceptions of wealth distribution?

What is the significance of John Rawls' 'veil of ignorance' in discussing social justice?

How do people's views on inequality in health and education compare to their views on wealth inequality?

What are the three gaps identified by the speaker regarding perceptions of inequality?