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Problem Solving through Shifting Perspective | Allen Huang | TEDxSHSID Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-19 14:56
Core Idea - Perspective is crucial for problem-solving, encompassing different angles, zooming out, growth mindset, and collaboration [15] - Changing perspective can transform challenges into opportunities [12][15] Problem-Solving Strategies - Looking at problems from different angles turns them into opportunities for learning and growth [2] - Zooming out to see the bigger picture simplifies complex problems [6] - A growth mindset, viewing challenges as puzzles, fosters improvement [9][10] - Collaboration leverages diverse strengths for faster and better solutions [12][13] Mathematical Perspective - Math is presented as a puzzle-solving activity, where perspective helps crack the code [1][2] - Different approaches to math problems, such as addition vs subtraction, offer alternative solutions [5] - Complex math problems can be simplified by breaking them down into smaller components [6][8] Application and Mindset - The principles apply to various fields beyond math, including sports and spelling [11] - Encourages confronting challenges rather than avoiding them [15]
Accidental Mayor: From Debugging Chips to Solving City Problems | Liangfang Chao | TEDxCSTU
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 15:42
Civic Engagement & Leadership - Accidental leadership is possible; individuals can discover unexpected capabilities and excel in roles they never anticipated [1] - Engineers can challenge the status quo and contribute to problem-solving in local government [4] - City council decisions have significant impact on residents, influencing development, fees, public safety, and community events [6] - Electing problem solvers is crucial to avoid illogical policies and ensure effective use of tax dollars [7][8] - Building a "civic roadmap" alongside a professional one is encouraged, dedicating even a small percentage (5%) of time to civic engagement [12][13] AI & Technology in Governance - AI can be used in policy making to analyze budget documents, generate charts, propose solutions, and provide legal analysis [8][9] - AI tools can assist in creating presentations and graphics for policy proposals [9] - Despite AI's capabilities, human empathy and connection remain essential in addressing community concerns and fostering trust [10][11] Community & Social Capital - Building social capital is as important as financial capital, fostering trust, connection, and people power [12] - Community integration can be achieved through art, dance, and storytelling, creating a dataset of local stories for future use [11] - Small acts of helping others can create a positive ripple effect, leading to increased social capital and community involvement [11][13]
Why startups fail #shorts #tedx
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-11 17:01
Innovation is simply the creative ability to solve problems. Maybe you're thinking, "Well, what's the difference? Isn't coming up with a solution the same thing as solving a problem?" Actually, no. Starting with solutions actually limits you.Think of it like continuing to buy tissues because your nose is running when the actual problem is you're allergic to the sesame seeds on your morning bagel. I firmly believe that we can reduce the startup failure rate by doing two things. First, as we build, continuall ...
Constructive Conflict: How Disagreements Lead to Better Buildings | Jay Greene | TEDxBowdoinCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-04 15:29
Construction Industry Challenges - Construction projects face inherent conflicts due to constantly changing designs, locations, and teams, leading to problem-solving under high financial risk and tight timelines [2] - The industry uniquely combines intellectual and manual labor, requiring diverse expertise from finance to carpentry, which can lead to disagreements [3] - Conflict in construction is inevitable because projects must be physically built, forcing resolution of problems [4] Conflict as a Catalyst for Creativity - Disagreement is presented as a source of creativity, essential for balancing aesthetics, function, performance, and cost in design [5] - Integrating diverse experiences and priorities is crucial, requiring the ability to navigate conflict effectively [7] - Avoiding problems is not an option, highlighting the need for constructive conflict resolution [4] Strategies for Constructive Conflict Resolution - The industry emphasizes the importance of building relationships and understanding different perspectives to create a foundation for navigating disagreements [17] - It is important to avoid the temptation to always be right, recognizing that solutions require compromise and understanding of motivations, frustrations, and resources [18] - Building trust and understanding are key to transforming destructive conflicts into constructive ones [20] Cultural Shift and Problem Solving - The industry is positioned on the front line of cultural divides, requiring a culture that embraces conflict to solve problems [25] - The industry encourages leaning into disagreements as opportunities for creativity, improved listening, and better questioning [26] - The industry suggests that confidence in navigating conflict leads to richer solutions derived from rigorous testing and revision [28]
The top skills you need for an AI-driven future
Bloomberg Television· 2025-08-16 09:01
What would your advice be to students that are studying right now in terms of what they should be thinking about studying and what maybe they should avoid as they face up to that future workforce. I think that problem solving is still going to be one of the most important skills which a very that's a very like broad stroke, right. And I actually think you learn problem solving uh in most, you know, uh most types of of education.I'd probably still take a STEM degree. Uh because I think one thing we know is n ...
Skills Beyond the Screen | O'Daroreo Wood | TEDxKids@ElCajon
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:57
Skills Development through Video Games - Video games can foster unorganized skills applicable to academic and social success [2][6] - Games like Minecraft develop strategic planning and building skills [3] - Games like Fortnite and Call of Duty enhance reaction time and coordination [3] - Collaborative games improve creative thinking, self-control, and communication [4][5] - Video games can teach perseverance and problem-solving skills applicable to academic challenges [4] Industry Perspective & Potential Benefits - The National Center of Biotechnology Information highlights the demand for teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, which can be acquired through video games [7] - Video games may positively influence a child's skill development and parent-child relationships [7] - Open communication about video games can lead to mutual understanding and compromise between students and parents [8][9]
X @Elon Musk
Elon Musk· 2025-07-30 18:43
What matters is solving the limiting factorYing Sheng (@ying11231):Think about the problems in full stack, you’ll be unstoppable. No boundaries, no barriers, do it anyway. ...
X @Unipcs (aka 'Bonk Guy') 🎒
Unipcs (aka 'Bonk Guy') 🎒· 2025-07-23 03:52
RT Tom (@SolportTom)Verified listings no waiting around for bonk tickers + big distribution plans to the normies to utilise the apply pay feature.Solving a lot of problems 1 by 1, biggest problems are still bad actors but making progress on that front as well.I guess the power of not sleeping and pure autistic energy is that we can think about problems and how to fix them. ...
🧠David Friedberg explains the great hope of Artificial Superintelligence
All-In Podcast· 2025-07-21 16:45
I don't think that humans are limited in our ability to solve problems. I think we're limited in terms of time. And what digital intelligence gives us is leverage on time so that we can now tackle ever more complex tasks.This idea of super intelligence is that it could give us immense leverage and solving that complex problem that we otherwise may be challenged to solve over decades or hundreds of years. Or think about one day solving a problem that would take humans thousands of years to solve. So, if I as ...
The Future of Thinking: How AI Redefines Intelligence | Karola Xenia Kassai | TEDxGyőr
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-17 16:02
AI's Impact on Cognitive Abilities - AI's increasing reliance is linked to diminished critical thinking abilities due to reduced deep reflective thinking [7] - AI hallucinations, with legal queries showing hallucination rates of 60% to 80%, hinder problem-solving and communication skills [8][9] - Using AI for decision-making can decrease brain functions related to questioning assumptions and generating alternative solutions [15][16] - Cognitive offloading, delegating mental tasks to machines, can weaken cognitive abilities in the long run [18] Human Intelligence vs AI - Human intelligence integrates reasoning, problem-solving, memory, language, perception, creativity, and pattern recognition [12] - AI exhibits functional creativity but lacks the emotional depth, contextual understanding, and interdisciplinary thinking of human creativity [14] - World Economic Forum lists creativity as a top 5 skill needed to succeed in 2025 [15] Neuroplasticity and Mitigation Strategies - Neuroplasticity allows the brain to adapt, and whether AI alters brain structure depends on active engagement with data [22] - Actively assessing AI outputs maintains brain activity, while passively consuming them decreases cognitive functions [23][24] - Reading high-quality literature enhances empathy, critical thinking, and creativity [26] - The average human attention span has shrunk to 825% seconds as of 2015, shorter than a goldfish's 9 seconds [30]