HENRIK TINGLEFF (2:2)
Thursday, August 27, 2026 at 19:00
Bygningen - Ved Anlæget 14B, Vejle
Travel times from Vejle Station
Henrik Tingleff, behavioral psychologist and author, explores why we make strange decisions and how our ancient brain affects modern behavior. Expect humor, science, and a manual for understanding people. Great for adults. Booking and price details to be confirmed. Indoor venue.
Behavioral psychologist, radio host, and author Henrik Tingleff lifts the curtain and explains why your neighbor is much noisier than you, why your colleague can never keep a promise... and why we all buy way too expensive coffee and croissants! You can look forward to fascinating facts, valid science, hair-raising everyday examples, and an entertaining quiz. Suddenly you'll understand why otherwise smart people block sun loungers with towels, or let empty toilet paper rolls hang. In short, you'll get a manual for people that you can use for the rest of your life - and enjoy a whole evening of laughter.
It's about an old brain...
The modern human is equipped with a 120 million year old brain, which has been closed in the development department for the last 2-300,000 years. This makes us make silly decisions at work, in society, and when we go shopping. Find out where and how!
It's about the herd animal and its bad cousin...
Humans are herd animals. We almost do anything to belong - but we are also ego animals that want to do even more to stand out. That's why we behave foolishly, bordering on disturbing. Find out how and why - and it certainly doesn't apply to you!
It's about being one step ahead!
With your new manual for people in hand, you're ready to face everyday life with a new understanding of human nature. A clear advantage in a modern, complex world full of... people. Bring your friends, colleagues, or partner. It will be human, hair-raising, and humorous.
Suitable for: adults