Okay, it all started when I was only 14 years old. I was in a parkour activity joined by my peers, my friends, and my family. We had a simple task.We were all lined up and when your turn came up, you were supposed to start running. Running as fast as you can and grabbing a ball and toss it to the person next to you. Very simple, right.And when it was my turn, I started running just like everybody else. But then something happened. I trembled upon something and then I fell fell down to the ground instantly.H ...

[Applause] So when you're scrolling through your phone, swiping and clicking, do you ever stop and think about what's happening behind the scenes. To understand that, let's take a step back. In between the 9th and 15th century, the dominant system in Europe was feudalism.And in that system, lords owned fields that surfs worked on. serves planted crops that were bought and sold which in turn generated profit for the lords. The system we live in today isn't that different from feudalism yet most people don't ...

I love the previous presentation. Congratulations. So much to learn from each other.And I'd like to start saying hi. But I don't think you exist. Truth be told, I'm not even sure that I exist.So what's the point. We can just skip the formalities of recognizing one another since I'm truly not convinced any of us is here. I'm not skeptical, not in the usual sense.Um so let me explain how we often define existence by what is observable. You know we observe the behaviors for example the way we walk we talk we c ...

Why does Gen Z laugh at tragedy? From memes about pandemics to TikToks about depression, their humor often shocks older generations. But behind the irony and absurdity lies something deeper: survival. This talk explores how dark humor, irony, and memes function as coping mechanisms in an age of constant crisis revealing that behind every laugh is fear, grief, and resilience. Zeynep Küçükmustafa is a 9th grade student at Üsküdar American Academy in Istanbul, where she is deeply involved in academic and extra ...

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getting some housing data crossing for that. We're going to turn to Diana Olle. Morning, Diana.>> While existing home sales in July rose 2% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 4.01% million units, the street was actually looking for a slight decline. So that's a beat monthtomonth. Sales up 0.8% from July of last year.Now this count is based on closing. So it's most contracts signed in May and June when mortgage rates were on the decline. There were 1.55% million homes for sale at the end of July.Tha ...