Ted talk #2 why do people root for an underdog?

There are two main reasons why people root for underdogs. First reason for that is , when an underdog win, it always gives us a lot of emotion That's because every time an underdog wins, it is a huge surprise. Second reason is that we want to see underdogs slowly getting better and betterThere are also more reasons why people root for underdogs but I wrote the two main reasons. By rooting for an underdog we always want toes something unexpected.


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