The Power of Deep Voice | How Elizabeth Holmes Fooled the World | Vanessa Van Edwards #shorts #short

uh Elizabeth Holmes people don't even

know that they have a basic human right

to be able to get access to information

about themselves and their own bodies

that can change their lives but as

whistleblowers would expose the

Elizabeth Holmes Revolution turned out

to be an extraordinary fraud so one of

her interesting cues is um I don't know

if you've ever seen her talk she has a

really she uses a really deep voice like

fakely deep like down here and people

used to say like Is that real it's

because she read in some CU book she

read in some book that having a lower

tone of voice makes you more competent

and that is true research has found that

people who use the lower end of their

natural voice tone are seen as competent

that's for both men and women so you

have a very deep voice and it serves you

really well when I'm talking right now

I'm trying to use the lowest end of my

natural register when I'm talking to my

Todd right right when I'm talking to my

todler I'm much more here you know hey

baby how are you but if I were to do my

entire interview like this it would

drive you crazy right you want to feel

competent no and it wouldn't people

would go I I can't I'm not I can't or

take her seriously so she read that

study obviously went an octave there you

go and went an octave lower so it wasn't

her natural voice tone it was like one

step lower than her voice tone she was

always talking like this and when she

didn't interview she would talk like

this and you would hear that this just

doesn't sound natural and part of your

spidey sense would be like why is she

talking so low it sounds really

unnatural and it came out that when she

was drunk her employees noticed that she

went back into her natural register wow