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Moc w głuchocie, granice w hałasie | Dominika Kopańska | TEDxLublin
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:30
Pewnie nie zrozumieliście tego, co wam powiedziałam. I właśnie o to chodzi. Tak wygląda wiele chwil z mojego życia.Patrzę, słucham, próbuję zrozumieć, a świat i tak wymiega się znaczeniem. Nauczyłam się balansować między tymi dwoma światami. Światem języka migowego, światem też hałasu, języka fonicznego.Nazywam się Dominika Kopańska. Jestem słabo słyszącą samorzeczniczką, aktywistką, naukowczynią i dziennikarką, ale też chciałabym się państwu przedstawić moim znakiem migowym, który wygląda następująco. Tym ...
No, your small business idea isn’t dumb. | Em Perago | TEDxJuniataCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:29
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of hamster care. Maybe it's those brightly colored shoe box style cages. Or maybe maybe it's like a small ball that you have in your living room that your hamster runs around in. Or maybe it's those brightly colored pellets that you find in a bag of food on the shelf at the pet store.But what if I told you that that's not what proper care looks like. You see, for me, it was building my own 4x4 ft cage, having 12 inches of bedding, and having a h ...
Phenomenology with the Challenge of Responsiveness in Architecture | Sam Givrad | TEDxAlef Salon
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:29
دس اله راجع به الهه تهران میخوام یه مقداری صحبت بکنم امروز نمیدونم این عکس رو می‌دونید چی هست یا نه؟ یکی از مجسمه‌های پرویز تنابلی هست در پارک شفق از سری مجسمه‌هایی که بعداً مفقود شد این دیگه ردی ازش نیست. آخر صحبت برمی‌گردیم به همین مجسمه. این عکس رو لطفاً دقیق بهش نگاه بکنید.احتمالاً یک سری از شما بدونید که کجا هست. فکر می‌کنم که خیلی‌ها هم شاید ندونن. می‌دونید میخوام ببینم چند درصد از حاضرین می‌دونن حدوداً دقیقاً زنده بادتون.خب صحبت امروز من بر یک مبنای سقراتی در حقیقت بنا شده. مفهومی به اسم النکوس. این ...
Homo Lectio—The Reading Human | Robb Lauzon | TEDxJuniataCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:29
Reading & Literacy - The industry emphasizes that reading, unlike romanticized views, is a technology that fundamentally shapes human cognition and understanding [1] - The industry acknowledges the historical concern, dating back to ancient Greece, that writing might weaken memory [1] - The industry highlights the importance of memory in reading, viewing books as extensions of memory and crucial for rapid information processing [1] - The industry draws on the ancient monastic practice of *lectio divina* (reading as listening) to advocate for receptive reading, where the text guides the reader without pre-conceived agendas [1] - The industry suggests that reading enables conscious thinking by facilitating the assimilation and synthesis of information in the prefrontal cortex [1] - The industry posits that literacy, historically, has enabled readers to perceive and engage with the personality of the speaker/author, shaping selfhood and character [1][2] Communication Technology & Generative AI - The industry recognizes the historical importance of printed media, even in its evolving electronic forms, and suggests learning from ancient monastic reading practices [2] - The industry emphasizes the human element of reading as particularly valuable in the age of generative AI, where concerns about the future of human roles are prevalent [2] - The industry uses the metaphor of "chewing the cud" (meditation) to describe the process of breaking down and understanding information from texts, ultimately leading to contemplation and deeper meaning [1][3]
Tech Innovations in Popular Music | James Latten | TEDxJuniataCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:29
Technological Innovations in Music - Prior to the 1870s, experiencing music was limited to being a singer/player, being near one, or using audiation [3] - From the 1920s onward, radio stations became a key tech innovation, with KDKA in Pittsburgh being the first commercial station [7] - Television emerged as a tech innovation from 1948 onward [8] - The invention of the transistor in the 1950s spurred portability and miniaturization in the music industry [15] Concerns and Future Trends - Early audio capturing/reproduction was seen as magic [5] - Concerns arose with new technologies, questioning if machinery would replace human interaction with music [12] - AI is anticipated to be the next major innovation, with potential for both positive and negative impacts [19] - Future music tech may involve holographic interfaces and chordless music [20] Evolution of Music Formats - 33 1/3 RPM records emerged in the 1940s [8] - 45 RPM singles also gained popularity [8] - Reel-to-reel tapes and 8-track tapes were significant formats [8] - Cassette tapes became widely adopted [8] - CDs emerged in 1986 [9] - Illegal platforms like Napster and later legal downloads/streaming services like Pandora changed music consumption [10]
Raising Humans in the Age of AI | Xingjian (XJ) Zhang | TEDxMilpitas
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:27
AI and Parenting - The industry acknowledges the transformative potential of AI and robotics in parenting, including home robots cooking breakfast, self-driving cars taking kids to school, and AI companions providing tailored lessons [1] - The industry expresses concern about over-reliance on technology in parenting, drawing parallels to negative impacts of television and social media on children's mental health [1] - The industry emphasizes the importance of human involvement and guidance when using AI with children, advocating for parents to explore, question, and reflect alongside their kids [9][10] Lessons for Parents in the Age of AI - The industry suggests parents should cultivate situational awareness in their children, teaching them to observe, gather clues, and weigh options when facing the unknown [8] - The industry highlights the need for "human in the loop," emphasizing that parents should actively monitor and guide their children's interactions with AI systems [9] - The industry stresses the importance of instilling values like gratitude and judgment in children, encouraging critical thinking and appreciation for human assistance [11][13] - The industry advises parents to create "corner cases" or challenging situations for their children to foster learning and resilience [15] Core Values - The industry believes that the core principles of parenting remain the same, regardless of technological advancements [7] - The industry values resilience, humility, and gratitude as essential qualities to pass on to the next generation [17]
Worth Beyond Applause: My Gold Mine | Michelle Sung | TEDxMilpitas
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:27
[Applause] This is what applause sounded like for most of my life. Success in a concert hall. What you just heard wasn't just music. It was my entire world. For as long as I can remember, I have introduced myself to the world as a professional flutist. In classical music, success is measured by perfection. Similar to being a professional athlete, the competition is relentless, the margin for error is razor thin, and the training consumes your entire life. So, I grew up believing that being worthy meant bein ...
Permission to Build: You’ve Had It All Along | Farhan Hossain | TEDxMilpitas
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:27
So it's clear. >> As a child, I'd visit Bangladesh every single year. And I remember when I was around 8 years old, I noticed that my cousin was sneaking into the attic. I found that strange. So I asked him, "Can I come with you. " He said, "Sure. " So to get in, I had to put my foot on the doororknob, grab the top of the door, and pull myself in. And when I got in, I noticed that it was pitch black. He turned the light on. And I feared what any parent might fear, a hidden stash. It was worse, a box. And in ...
Tradition Honored Time: Measuring What Matters in the Age of AI | Miqdad Jaffer | TEDxMilpitas
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:26
[Applause] A few months from now, I'm going to be a father for the first time. [Applause] And like every new parent, I keep on wondering, what kind of world is my son going to inherit. Increasingly, it feels like a world that's going to be filled with AI and technology.And don't get me wrong, I've spent my entire life working in technology. And yeah, spoiler alert, I work in AI now. But ever since I was 8 years old, sitting in the chair next to my uncle, staring while he was programming our computer, I was ...
From a Single Voice to an Echo | Mohammad Majidi | TEDxAlef Salon
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:26
گستافلو در رمان مادام بواری در ابتدای اون رمان دانشآموز تازه وارد به کلاسی رو کلاهشو توصیف میکنه توصیف این کلاه تقریباً دو صفحه از اون رمان طول می‌کشه. امروز که حدود ۱۷ سال از نوشتن اون رمان می‌گذره، هنوز طرفدارانش موفق نشدن به نتیجه مشترکی در تجسم اون کلاه برسن. هرچه بیشتر طلاح شده نتایج دورتر شده شاید دلیلش اینه که فلوبر که در ظاهر به شکل اول شخص جمع کلاه رو توصیف کرده توصیف کلاه توصیفی از طرف تمام همکلاسی‌ها یک روایت جمعیه که ترکیبیه از تمام این تکصداها ها و این تکداها هیچ‌وقت در تجسم هیچ‌کس به یه کلاه ت ...