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Quantitative Climate Education | Elijah Leblang | TEDxRiverdale
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:26
In 2004, the idea of personal carbon footprints was popularized by British Petroleum's rebranding effort beyond petroleum in a move widely acknowledged as an an attempt to shift blame and attention for the climate crisis away from oil and gas companies. Presumably, the theory was that if people spent more time worrying about leaving the AC running too long, they'd be distracted from effectively regulating and penalizing BP's massive contribution to the rising global thermostat. But even as at like a larger ...
Le temps en biologie | Xavier Prieur | TEDxENTPE
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:26
Quand on fait référence au temps, quel temps fait-il. Quelle heure est-il. On va bien souvent utiliser et faire référence à des éléments qui nous sont extérieurs.Copernic à partir de 1510 définit que la Terre tourne autour du Soleil puis le la Terre tourne autour d'elle-même en 24 he ceci va définir l'alternance journuit. Et cette alternance jour nuit est un élément central dans notre perception du temps. Au 18e siècle, un botaniste Jean-Jacques d'Ortous de Méré que le mimosa sensitive avait ses feuilles qu ...
La course contre la montre : usages du temps au XVIIIᵉ siècle | Catherine Herr Laporte | TEDxENTPE
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:26
Historical Context of Time Perception - Before the widespread use of mechanical clocks, time was perceived through natural cycles and sensory experiences, such as sunrise, sunset, and the sound of church bells [5][15] - The 13th century marked the emergence of mechanical clocks, initially in public spaces like church towers, gradually making their way into wealthier homes by the 14th century [11][12] - By the 18th century, watches became more common, influencing how people structured their daily lives and leading to a growing emphasis on punctuality [14] The Role of Transportation and Postal Administration - In the early 18th century, travel lacked fixed schedules, but the postal administration began to implement timetables to expedite the delivery of letters and small packages [17][18][21] - The postal service's pursuit of speed led to the establishment of relay systems for horses and the coordination of various transport stages, significantly reducing travel times on certain routes by the end of the 18th century [22][27] - The emphasis on adhering to schedules introduced the concept of lateness as a problem, prompting the postal administration to implement measures to identify and penalize those responsible for delays [28][32] Social and Cultural Impact of Time - The increasing prevalence of schedules and timekeeping devices led to the internalization of temporal constraints, influencing workdays, theater performances, and other activities [36][37] - A culture of punctuality emerged, driven by the need to adhere to transportation schedules, transforming it from a religious and moral imperative to a technical and organizational requirement [29][30] - Despite the growing emphasis on measured time, alternative perceptions of time persisted, with many people still traveling on foot and some intentionally choosing slower modes of transportation [38][39]
5 Adımda Çok Değil, Akıllıca Çalış | Dr. Kemal Berk İsler | TEDxMFL High School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:26
Sırada tıp doktoru ve YouTuber Kemal Berkişler'i çok değil akıllıca çalışmak konulu konuşmasını yapmak üzere sahneye davet ediyorum. Ben çok üzgünüm. Bazen gerçekten çok üzülüyorum.Çünkü hayatta bazı şeylerin farkına çok geç varıyoruz. Bu benim için çok çalışmakla akıllı çalışmanın arasındaki farkı geç anlamam oldu. Bu farkı bu kadar geç anlamam benim tamamen ders çalışarak geçen bir gençliğime, kimi zaman yeri geldi uykusuz gecelerime, sağlığıma ve arkadaşlarıma, aileme, hobilerime vakit ayıramamama sebep ...
Turning Challenges into Chapters of Growth | Preeti Singh | TEDxGLAU
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:24
आज के जर्नलिस्ट एक पत्रकार एक न्यूज़ एंकर की भूमिका क्या होती है सोसाइटी में इसे समझना इसलिए जरूरी है क्योंकि मैं आप लोगों के बीच से ही निकली हूं। मुझे नहीं पता था कि मुझे करना क्या है. कैसे करना है लेकिन कर लिया। अब कर लिया है तो एज अ मोटिवेटर आपको बस यह कहने की कोशिश होगी कि जो भी करना है जैसे भी करना है कोशिश यही करना सक्सेस के साथ पैसा भी कमाना है जो आज की जरूरत है तो सबसे पहले टेरेक्स का थैंक यू मुझे इनवाइट करने के लिए हिंदी के जर्नलिस्ट हूं कोशिश करूंगी हिंदी में बोलूं हिंदी मेरी वाकई बहुत अच्छी अब हो ...
Fear of Being Ordinary | Dr. Taniya Bakshi | TEDxGLAU
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:24
[संगीत] [संगीत] [संगीत] [संगीत] वंस देयर वाज़ अ 15 ईयर ओल्ड गर्ल अ 15 ईयर ओल्ड गर्ल हु हैड अ फियर अ फियर आई विश ईच वन ऑफ यू हैड एंड हैड अ फियर आई विश सीक्रेटली ईच वन ऑफ यू हैव दिस फियर वाज़ नॉट अ चाइल्डहुड फियर। इट वाज़ नॉट अ ड्रामेटिक फियर। एंड इट वास डेफिनेटली नॉट अ वेरी हज मैम लाइक फियर। बट दिस फियर चेंज्ड हर एंटायर लाइफ। दिस लिटिल फियर चेंज्ड द एंटायर ट्रेजेक्टरी ऑफ़ हर लाइफ। एट 15 दिस गर्ल डेवलप्ड अ फियर ऑफ बीइंग ऑर्डिनरी। आई एम डॉक्टर तान्या बखशी एंड आई डेवलप्ड अ फियर ऑफ बीइंग ऑर्डिनरी एट द एज ऑफ़ 15 एंड द ...
Active Thoughts vs Passive Thoughts: Who Controls Your Mind? | Adhyuth Ramadyani | TEDxGLAU
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:23
Hey everybody. Despair is always not a feeling. It's more of a decision.Right. In my in my work which I do for my NGO, um despair is very evident. It's pure. It's raw.And it's like you can see it all the time. This is in parallel to being which is my primary job. So despair is something which is pretty visible. Despair is something which is pretty evident.Now what do we do next. Right. That's where when you join your thoughts and when you think about things that can that can bring together a shift in moment ...
Money Mindset and Life | Raj K Agarwal | TEDxGLAU
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:22
[संगीत] [संगीत] [संगीत] [संगीत] हाय एवरीवन, आई एम सीए राजकीय अग्रवाल एंड आई हैव क्वालिफाइड सीए ऑल लेवल्स विथ ऑल इंडिया रैंक। बट आई एम नॉट इंटू एनी काइंड ऑफ सीए वर्क। आई एम एन एंटरप्रेन्योर रनिंग टू सक्सेसफुल ब्रांड स्टडी एट होम इन एटेक स्पेस एंड लेमन एआई इन टू टेक स्पेस स्टार्ट विद अ 20 ईयर ओल्ड कम्युनिकेशन वि माय ओन फादर राइट एंड व्हाट वाज़ दैट मुझे याद है बचपन में पापा ने मुझसे पूछा कि बेटा बड़े होके क्या बनोगे. आई सेड रिच अमीर। पापा ने हंसते हुए बोला कि बेटा ये क्या. डॉक्टर बनो, इंजीनियर बनो। ये रिच क्या ह ...
How Gen Z Shows Up After a Lifetime of Unprecedented Disasters | Sam James | TEDxAltadena
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:21
Societal Impact & Trauma - Gen Z has experienced unprecedented disasters, impacting their identity and worldview [10][11] - Political violence and polarization have increased, exacerbated by the 24-hour news cycle [5] - Over half of Gen Z peers experienced cyberbullying, and two in five were diagnosed with a mental health condition [6] Environmental Disasters & Climate Change - The Eaton fire stole 19 lives and over 9,000 homes and businesses [6] - The Palisades fire scorched 23,000 acres, destroying 7,000 structures and killing 12 people [7] - Multiple unprecedented disasters, including the Campfire, Paradise Fire, Lahina Fire, Texas flooding, and severe hurricanes, have occurred [9] Gen Z's Response & Action - Gen Z is tired of the status quo and feels excluded from decision-making processes [10] - Gen Z is advocating for change, prioritizing mental health, and challenging existing norms [12] - The Altadena Recovery Team (ART), formed by four Gen Z women, raised almost $250,000 for their community [13][14][15] - ART's goal is to amplify community needs, restore hope and structures, and transform traditional solutions [15][16] - Gen Z is taking action and sticking around to see it through, inviting the community to heal and rage with them [18]
Why Community Volunteers Are Key to Preventing Suicide | Narges Dillon | TEDxSF State
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:21
The story of volunteers on crisis lines starts in the 1960s with some of the first programs of its kind here in the Bay Area. In San Francisco, we had a gay British priest who started a crisis line in the back of a tattoo parlor. A few years later, there was a reverend who wanted to bring the same kind of community support to the people of the East Bay, and he started the crisis line in a barber shop.There are stories about him picking up the phone while cutting people's hair. This was not an institutional ...