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Unmute Yourself | Frederick Afrifa | TEDxMilton Keynes Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:37
[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] It was the night of the Champions League final. I was excited. The two best teams in Europe were going to play each other.It's one of my favorite evenings of the summer. As always, I'm going to watch this game with four of my best friends. These evenings get a little bit spicy if we disagree on certain topics.I get to the venue and within 5 minutes, my friend says something I totally disagree with. I say, "What are you talking about?" And just like that, the first footb ...
AI and the hidden price of comfort | Nik Popgeorgiev | TEDxFolsom
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:37
Imagine waking up in the year 2050. You stretch lazily and your bed gently lifts you upright. The room senses your presence, adjusting the temperature and slightly illuminating the walls.The door slide open and a shiny white robot steps inside your room with your breakfast already prepared. Exactly what you wanted before you even knew it. You don't know what day it is because it doesn't matter anymore.No emails, no morning alarms, no meetings. AI orchestrates it all. The world bands around you to eliminate ...
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: Growing Up in a Borderless World! | Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar | TEDxSIBM Nagpur
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:31
सो टुडे आई वांट टू स्पीक अबाउट माय ओन स्टोरी एंड हाउ आई ग्रो अप इन अ बॉडलेस वर्ल्ड एंड हाउ दिस होल कांसेप्ट ऑफ बिलीविंग दैट द वर्ल्ड इज़ वन फैमिली इज़ समथिंग दैट आई एक्सपीरियंस्ड ड्यूरिंग माय ओन चाइल्डहुड सो माय पेरेंट्स वर टीचर्स माय मदर डिड हर पीएचडी एंड माय फादर वाज़ अ प्रोफेसर ऑफ़ बॉटनी एंड आई हैव ग्रोन अप इन अ वेरी एकेडमिक एटमॉस्फियर ड्यूरिंग माय चाइल्डहुड आय वुड अकंपनी माय माय मॉम, अह, टू द ज़ूलॉजी लैब्स, एंड प्ले विथ द लिटिल चिकन्स, दैट शी एक्चुअली डिड हर एक्सपेरिमेंट्स ऑन। एंड इट वाज़ माय फादर हू टूक मोर ...
Why Growing Up Means Staying Childish | Nikhita Gandhi | TEDxNM College
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:31
[संगीत] [संगीत] [प्रशंसा] आई डोंट नो आई एम आई डोंट नो आई वास कॉल्ड टू स्पीक इन नॉट टू सिंग अह बट हियर आई एम माय नेम इज़ निकिता गांधी आई एम नॉट सो फेमसली नोन एज़ डॉक्टर निकिता गांधी एंड आई वांट टेल यू लिटिल बिट अबाउट दैट एंड आई एम हियर टू गिव अ टेड टॉक अपेरेंटली जी। आय ऍम नॉट गोइंग टू एक्सप्लेन द आउटफिट। यू गाइस जस्ट हैव टू चेक आउट माय शोज़ एट सम पॉइंट। आय ऍम ब्रिंग अ शो। आई डोंट थिंक आय कैन टॉक अबाउट माय शोज़ हियर। सो गन्ना डुट्यात। व्हेनएवर आय डु परफॉर्म इन बॉम्बे अह यू नो प्लीज़ डु कम हिम दिस विल मेक सेंस। ऑलर ...
What will people say? Advocating for those with Tourette syndrome | Anaya Sheikh | TEDxUNC
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:28
This is a colloquial term in Udu or Hindi that indicates fear of societal judgment on one's personal life. In much simpler terms, this means what are people going to say. In South Asian culture, people are constantly worried of their public perception and acceptance into society.Let me give you a few examples. Say you want to change your track from premed to acting. You'll bring down the family name.Or you decide to date or marry someone outside of your culture. you're leaving your roots behind or you decid ...
Augmented Societies - A vision for humanity's future with AI | V. Chinyere Inya | TEDxFestac Town
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:28
[Music] What if I told you that you could work four hours a week and sustain yourselves and your family? Would you believe me? Would you believe me? Maybe. Maybe. Right. We can increase wealth by reducing the cost of living and actually using technology to make these kinds of changes and we have to. You cannot job our way out of the current situation. It's not possible. So do you have a vision in for your life? By show of hands, who has a vision for your life? Who does? You know where you're going to. You h ...
Which emotions stick with us? | Akshada Subramaniyan | TEDxUNC
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:28
As a kid, my parents and I took a trip to Paris. I was beyond excited. I mean, I heard so much about it and couldn't wait to live my best life.I would be sipping hot chocolate, visiting all the museums, and of course, seeing the Eiffel Tower. It was the iconic symbol of Paris, and I was buzzing with excitement. So, after days of sightseeing, we're walking up to the base of the tower, and I slowly start to get a little apprehensive.I just assumed that seeing the monument would make my fear of heights just va ...
Shifting perspectives on what's possible | Casey Buisson | TEDxUNC
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:27
Growing up, I had many ideas about what I wanted to do with my life. At one point, I wanted to be a veterinarian because I just love my dog so much. And then I realized I was on the swim team, so I should be a marine biologist and go swim with the dolphins. And then my parents sent me to marine biology camp where we had to dissect a fish. and I no longer wanted to do that. Then I wanted to be an actor and I sent in an audition tape to a Disney Channel open casting call. They did not call me back and that's ...
Building futures because someone built mine | Mr. Emmanuel Gosula | TEDxSIU Hyderabad
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:26
Mentorship & Support - Mentorship and support are crucial for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds to unlock their potential and achieve success [5][6][8] - Identifying talent and potential, rather than focusing on financial status, is key to effective mentorship [8] - Mentorship is viewed as seed funding for the future, not charity [25][26] - Small acts of support and guidance can create a ripple effect, impacting numerous lives [24][25] Personal & Social Responsibility - Individuals who have benefited from mentorship have a responsibility to pay it forward and help others [16][17] - Individual social responsibility, rather than just corporate social responsibility, can drive significant change in communities [16] - Investing time and effort, even just one hour per week, can make a substantial difference in someone's life [28] Overcoming Barriers & Achieving Success - Coming from a remote village and facing financial hardship doesn't preclude achieving top positions in organizations and international travel [2][13] - Interpersonal skills and confidence are as important as English language proficiency for career growth [18][21] - Providing access to opportunities and guidance can empower talented individuals from underprivileged backgrounds to pursue careers and build better futures [11][22]
Voices for a sustainable future | Pratham Golcha | TEDxYouth@SunbeamBhagwanpur
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:21
Sustainability & Climate Action - The youth holds immense power to drive sustainability and climate action, which transcends borders and affects all of humanity [1][2] - India's ancient civilizations like Harappa and Mohenjo-daro demonstrated sustainable practices, and traditional Indian kitchens exemplify zero wastage, serving as global role models [4] - Youth empowerment can be maximized through sustainability initiatives and global engagement (diplomacy), requiring communication skills to build capacity and create lasting impact [5] - Climate change and sustainability efforts require action and execution, not just policies and agreements on paper [9] - The UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), aimed to be achieved by 2030, provide a framework for global objectives, but progress has been hampered by conflicts [10][11] - Personal responsibility and a global citizen mindset are crucial for addressing climate change, emphasizing that what one sows, one reaps [12][21] - Changes in sustainability and climate action are gradual processes requiring sustained effort over years to create substantial impact [17][18] - Global challenges like poverty, hunger, and lack of education are interconnected with climate action and require a focus on basic human rights [23][24] - Thinking globally but acting locally is essential, leveraging local actions to create global impact, even if not everyone can participate in global forums [26][27] - Collective responsibility and individual values are key to building a global community of change-makers, emphasizing the importance of being good human beings [32][36]