Uh, you see this photograph? I think there is nobody in this hall who must not have had a relative or somebody he knows who has not suffered from obesity. The problem of being overweight either some of your relatives would have suffered it or you yourself would have. And the problem with obesity is that there is just not the weight of the body there is also that weight of the shame. But guess this is the surprise. I never wanted to treat obesity in my life. Never. In fact, all I wanted to be is to become th ...

Good afternoon everyone. >> Gosh, >> you don't know how many times I have rehearsed this line. So, thank you everyone for being here and I know you spent your time listening to three speeches.I think you have pretty much enjoyed them all, but it's probably time for some movement. >> So, I have prepared a game, a short game. Okay, so the game rule is pretty simple. Clap your hands if you Okay, so you will clap your hands if the statement is true.Let's have a demo. Clap your hands if you love TEDex and use. O ...

Good uh evening everyone. I'm hoping you guys having a great afternoon so far. I know that some of you would be quite exhausted by now because you know I'm already the seventh speaker of the night. So I assume that some of you here would uh love to have some more food to eat.Did you know that food is one of the three thing that every single person on this earth need to be able to survive. The two other things are water and oxygen. And unlike the old days when you know humans have to go into woods to hunt fo ...

Xin chào tất cả mọi người. Trước hết thì mình xin có chỉnh lại một chút cái tựa đề tiếng Anh của bài này. Không phải là the illusion of the reality mà the fiction.Illusion. Cơ cấu là fiction chứ không phải illusion. Vài năm trước, có một đêm nọ, tôi đang đi dạo ở quanh hồ Michigan ở thành phố Chicago.Chắc các bạn nếu đã từng đến Chicago thì đều biết Michigan nó không nó không giống một cái hồ, >> nó rất rộng lớn và tự nhiên biển. >> Tôi đang đi cùng người bạn thân và một buổi tối thì tôi bắt gặp một người đ ...

To be honest, I'm a little bit nervous as always. I hope you guys enjoy your tea break and I hope you guys will enjoy my speech too. Okay, so we have a saying that being beautiful is a blessing.Unfortunately, I didn't have the luck. Or at least that was I used to think. Growing up from the seemingly caring words from the dearest people.Your thighs are as big as a pillar, said Grandma. You look like you gain weight, right. Said mommy.Have you ever heard these comments. Sounds very familiar, right. But to a y ...

Core Message - The speech emphasizes that happiness is not a future goal to be achieved, but a present state to be cultivated [3][4][6] - It encourages a shift from seeking external validation to finding inner peace and self-acceptance [8] - The speaker shares a personal experience of burnout and rediscovering joy by prioritizing well-being [10][12][16] Societal Impact & Well-being - Society often conditions individuals to believe happiness is earned, leading to a constant pursuit of more [4] - Prioritizing the present moment is essential for a meaningful life, as the past is a memory and the future is uncertain [7] - High levels of stress and exhaustion are reported in some affluent nations despite economic success [19] Practical Advice - Find joy in current activities or pursue activities that bring joy [21] - When feeling lost, reflect on whether one is living in a way that would make their future self proud and happier [21] - Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth, similar to how darkness allows one to appreciate the sunshine [22] Perspective - The odds of being born as a human are estimated to be about one in 400 trillion, highlighting the incredible nature of existence [18] - Happiness is not a destination but a way of traveling, implying it's a continuous journey rather than a final point [24]

Impact of Music on the Brain and Body - Music activates more brain regions than speaking or solving math problems [8] - Music study for at least two years improves memory and attention in children [9] - Musical engagement is associated with a 64% lower risk of developing dementia [10] - Low frequencies and slow tempos in music can lower heart rate and blood pressure [12] - Singing together can synchronize heartbeats and breathing, releasing oxytocin [13] Societal and Therapeutic Benefits of Music - Music therapy patients reported 68% less pain and anxiety [14] - Music improved mood and social interaction by up to 80% in dementia care [14] - 93% of people consider music a key part of their daily lives [14] Music Industry and Cultural Significance - People spend an average of 20 to 26 hours per week listening to music, equating to roughly 35 hours per day or 9 years over a lifetime [22] - The arts, including music, were perceived as expendable during the COVID-19 pandemic [17][18] - Music is essential for connection, emotion, and cultural identity, and should be encouraged [23][15]

Understanding ADHD - One in five students may experience ADHD symptoms, observable in various settings [5] - ADHD is not a disability but an ability that needs to be nurtured [4][5] - Individuals with ADHD often lack motivation, inspiration, and have emotional issues, leading to hyperactivity and attention-seeking [6] - ADHD individuals are highly sensitive and impulsive [7] - Dopamine deficiency is associated with ADHD; exercise can help release dopamine [8][9] Guidance and Support - Parents, teachers, and coaches should guide, inspire, love, and care for individuals with ADHD, recognizing their emotions [6][7] - Encourage individuals with ADHD to find their passion [6] - Consistency in training helps with time management, which is often a challenge for those with ADHD [10] - Exercise can serve as a form of meditation, promoting sleep and organization [10] - Support is crucial for future generations diagnosed with ADHD [11]

Core Idea - The presentation explores the power of belief and mental barriers in achieving seemingly impossible feats, using examples from juggling, sports, and problem-solving [3][15][27] - It introduces the "Banister effect," where breaking a record leads to rapid replication, and proposes the "Danig effect," where unknowingly attempting something considered impossible can lead to breakthroughs [5][13] Examples of Overcoming Barriers - Roger Banister's breaking of the 4-minute mile barrier led to many others quickly following suit [3][4] - Tony Hawk landing the first 900 in skateboarding, now replicated by younger athletes, illustrates the Banister effect [6] - The presenter's experience of solving a Rubik's Cube while juggling after seeing someone else do it demonstrates the impact of believing in possibility [12] - George Danzig unknowingly solving unsolved statistics problems because he thought they were homework exemplifies the Danig effect [15] - Alexander Kiss's achievement of juggling four clubs while bouncing two balls on his head, spurred by a false story, further illustrates the Danig effect [23] Juggling as a Metaphor - The presenter's early juggling inventions, despite not being original, highlight the importance of uninhibited creativity [17] - The evolution of the "box" juggling trick, including the inverted version, demonstrates how innovation can build upon existing concepts [25][26] Call to Action - The audience is encouraged to re-evaluate their goals and consider whether perceived limitations are real or self-imposed [26][27]

[music] [applause] 17 years ago, I moved to Australia uh from Canada to study insects. So, I was taking up my first job as a professional insect scientist. When I got here and I'd tell people what I did for a living, they'd often get really excited and start telling what sounded like really fantastical tales about how in Australia, the coming of the Christmas holiday season was heralded [laughter] by the arrival of millions of big iridescent insects called Christmas beetles.Now, I thought this was amazing. ...