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Falar da morte é falar da vida | Felipe Brandão | TEDxJacareí
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:48
[música] [música] A conversa sobre o luto começa com silêncio, porque o silêncio é a linguagem que o luto entende. Quando eu falo da morte, não necessariamente eu tô falando sobre o fim. Eu estou falando sobre tudo o que pulsa antes do fim, da vida, da saudade e tudo aquilo que nos faz lembrar a pessoa que a gente perdeu.Eh, morávamos no interior de São Paulo, aqui em Pin Manhangaba e tínhamos o estranho hábito de brincar escutando fragmentos através do muro, eu e um amigo meu. É, a gente colocava uma escad ...
Future Dream | Abyyan Raafiandra Handoko | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:48
[music] Now let's welcome Abi and Rafiendra Hogo from [music] seven things. [music] Once I was a kid, my teacher always asked me a this big question. So what is your dream.And every time I answer with a small tiny answer, "No, I don't know, miss." One day she suddenly said, "You have a performance tomorrow, so you must choose your dream." I panicked. I froze. So I did what Confiscate would do.I copied my friend's dream. But as time went by, I realized the dream wasn't mine. It didn't fit me.So that was the ...
Pacjent też człowiek | Mateusz Sieradzan | TEDxMarszałkowska
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:39
Przenieśmy się na chwilę w czasie do przeszłości, do momentu, gdy jesteście dziećmi i właśnie jesteście na wizycie w przychodni albo w szpitalu. Pamiętacie swoje odczucia, swoje emocje. Ja opowiem wam moje wspomnienie.Są lata 90, mam 5 lat. Jestem właśnie z mamą na wizycie w przychodni na warszawskim Powiślu. Na podłodze są czarno-białe kafelki w szachownicę.Jest biały taboret, przeszklone szafki z emaliowanej stali, a z obrazka na ścianie patrzy na mnie ponura dziewczynka. Zastanawiam się, dlaczego ona jes ...
To be Human | Sonali Sharma | TEDxIITRopar
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:37
Human Experience - Being human involves embracing imperfections, contradictions, and the messiness of life, rather than striving for an unattainable ideal of perfection [1] - It is about balancing between work and life, understanding that small acts of kindness can make a significant difference [1] - Humans often crave simplicity but complicate things, desire happiness yet find reasons for sadness, and demand honesty while hiding behind filters [1] - The greatest act of courage is standing up for oneself, speaking up, protecting self-respect, and seeking help when needed [1] - Humans balance between needs and desires, finding meaning in small moments amidst the chaos of daily life [1][7] - Humans are wired for connection and empathy, not isolation or an overdose of information [6] Emotional Intelligence - Humans often hide pain and sorrow, presenting a facade of well-being even when struggling [1] - Learning from mistakes, including pride, ego, and anger, is crucial for developing kindness, gratitude, and humbleness [2] - It is important to acknowledge and embrace emotions rather than running away from them, as emotional intelligence is a key aspect of being human [2] Relationships and Connection - Humanity can be found in small acts of kindness and support from others, such as a steadying hand on a train or a stranger's blessing [1] - Forgiving others, even those who haven't apologized, and loving despite the risk are essential aspects of human connection [1] - Machines cannot replace human connection, empathy, or the comfort provided by friends and therapists during difficult times [4][5] Personal Growth - To be human is to fall and rise, to fail and try, to lose and still keep looking forward [6] - It involves daring, stumbling, breaking, and healing, and rebuilding again and again [1] - Overcoming the fear of regret is crucial, as is having the courage to choose momentary embarrassment over a lifetime of "what ifs" [10]
Zanim ocenisz | Iwona Kotowska | TEDxMarszałkowska
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:36
Autism Awareness and Understanding - The report discusses autism as a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting social interaction, communication, and behavior patterns [4][5] - It emphasizes that autism is a spectrum, with individuals functioning differently, and highlights the concept of neurodiversity [5][6] - The report stresses the importance of understanding that autism is a hidden disability, not immediately apparent [17] - It advocates for increased awareness and education to foster understanding and support for individuals with autism [17][18] Early Detection and Diagnosis - The report highlights the significance of early detection of autism, mentioning specific indicators like the lack of pointing gesture around 9-12 months [8][9] - It notes that challenges in communication, such as delayed speech and difficulty expressing needs, can be early signs of autism [10][11] - The report mentions that the diagnostic process can be lengthy, and the individual in the report received a diagnosis at almost 3 years old [12] Prevalence and Statistics - The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 1 in 100 children may be diagnosed with autism [13] - Statistics from the United States indicate a higher prevalence, with 1 in 44 children diagnosed with autism [13] - The report illustrates the increasing prevalence of autism diagnoses, noting the change from 1 in 150 in 2000 to 1 in 68 in 2010 [14] Call for Empathy and Kindness - The report urges readers to practice empathy and kindness towards individuals with autism and their families [18][19] - It encourages a moment of reflection and conscious effort to suspend judgment and broaden perspectives [18][19] - The report suggests that small acts of kindness can contribute to a more supportive and understanding society [19]
End of Rote: The Rise of Reflection and Living Ideas | Dr. Dibyakusum Ray | TEDxIITRopar
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:36
AI与教育的挑战与机遇 - AI擅长语法练习和自动纠错,但在文化情感、语境创造力、反思、共情和伦理沟通方面存在局限性 [13] - 行业普遍认为机器教授规则,而人类教授意义 [14] - 行业对AI在教学中的应用存在焦虑和兴奋两种情绪,但普遍缺乏共识 [15] - 行业认为现在是进行教学实验的最佳时机,可以通过文学、绘画、文化和电影等激发学生的创造性思维 [17][26] 传统教学的局限性 - 传统英语教学过于强调沟通理论、语法和记忆,存在局限性 [5][6] - 调查显示,传统教学模式适用于短期记忆和信息收集,但在长期记忆、深度语义处理和知识迁移方面不足 [8] - 行业普遍认为,课堂应鼓励学生进行哲学探讨,形成自己的观点,而非以教师为中心 [9][10] 人文教育的价值 - 人类拥有AI无法比拟的沉默欣赏和情感表达能力 [22] - 行业认为,学生通过艺术作品能够表达对战争和暴力的看法,并传递希望 [23][24] - 教师的独特之处在于对学生的个人关注,以及培养学生的思考、提问和想象能力 [28] 未来人才的需求 - 企业对人才的需求已经超越了传统的技能,需要更强的思辨能力和创新能力 [25][26]
O esporte como potência política e econômica global | Rafael Perdigão | TEDxYouth@SantoInacioRio
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:35
O futebol é maior que o cristianismo. O que você pensaria se alguém te fizesse essa afirmação. Bom, provavelmente você pensar que essa pessoa é maluca, certo.Mas será que é mesmo. O mundo possui 8 bilhões de pessoas, das quais 2,3 são fiéis do cristianismo, e 5.8% bilhões de pessoas jogam, consomem ou são influenciadas pelo futebol. Mas e se eu não tivesse falando só sobre o futebol. E se eu tivesse falando sobre o esporte como um todo.O esporte hoje em dia se tornou muito mais do que um simples jogo uma fo ...
Moda: um espelho social da história das mulheres | Natália Brügger | TEDxYouth@SantoInacioRio
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:34
Bom, eu tenho certeza que antes de todos saírem de casa, vocês escolheram a roupa que iriam vestir, não é? Bom, no meu caso, eu tive que moldar o meu visual de acordo com o ambiente e com o assunto que eu tô falando, porque afinal não dá para ficar feia falando de moda, né? Então, a minha pergunta para vocês é: quando abriram o armário, pegaram as primeiras roupas que viram pela frente ou tiveram uma escolha um pouquinho mais meticulosa? Melhor ainda, vocês estão na moda? Meu nome é Natália Brigger e hoje v ...
Educação changemaker e representatividade estudantil | Miguel Rosas | TEDxYouth@SantoInacioRio
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:34
Boa tarde, meu nome é Miguel Rosas, eu tenho 16 anos e eu estudo aqui no segundo ano do do ensino médio do colégio Santo Inácio. E hoje eu vou falar sobre educação changem maker e a representatividade estudantil. Bom, eu gostaria de iniciar com uma frase da ativista mundialmente reconhecida Greta Tumberg.Eu aprendi que nunca somos pequenos demais para fazer diferença. Essa frase, ela pode soar inocente, infantil ou até fantasiosa, mas de fato tem um profundo significado. Historicamente, espaços de poder têm ...
What if I Don’t Want to Recover? | Alexa Kitay | TEDxUniversityofDelaware
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:34
Mental Health Statistics & Impact - The Harvard School of Public Health indicates that 9% of the US population will experience an eating disorder during their lifetime [2] - Eating disorders are identified as the deadliest mental illness, resulting in 10,200 deaths annually, equating to approximately one death every 52 minutes [2] Recovery Process & Challenges - Eating disorder recovery is distinct from simply eating, involving a process where the influence of the eating disorder diminishes as a healthier mindset strengthens [4] - Recovery can evoke feelings of loss, as the eating disorder may have served as a coping mechanism, providing a sense of safety and identity [5] - Hesitation towards recovery is common and often rooted in fear, requiring individuals to confront these fears directly [6] - The recovery process can be uncomfortable and may initially feel worse before improvements are observed [7] - The quietness of recovery can lead to boredom and emptiness, as individuals adjust to life without the highs, lows, and rituals associated with the disorder [8][9] Quasi Recovery & True Recovery - Quasi recovery is characterized by ambivalence, where individuals may outwardly comply with treatment while inwardly desiring to return to the disorder [11] - Lasting recovery is driven by internal motivation and a desire to live again, rather than external pressures or approval [13] - True recovery involves breaking free from the eating disorder and building a life based on personal desires, not the demands of the illness [14] Honesty & Acceptance - Recovery often begins with honesty and acknowledging the difficulty in letting go of the disorder [15] - Admitting the current state, rather than forcing the desire for recovery, can be a crucial initial step towards healing [16] - Recovery is acknowledged as uncomfortable but ultimately survivable [16]