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The Thought Filter: Why Your Mind Creates Your World | Tanisha Mishra | TEDxYouth@TFIS
TEDx Talks 2025-10-02 14:52
Core Argument - The document emphasizes that individual perception shapes reality, influenced by brain interpretation and filtering of experiences [1][2][3] - Neuroscience and psychology research supports the idea that altering viewpoints can foster personal growth, empathy, and social change [2] Brain Function and Perception - The brain filters information based on past experiences, leading to subjective interpretations of the same event [3][4] - The default mode network (DMN) plays a crucial role in shaping personality and understanding others' perspectives, facilitating empathy and connection [5][6][7] - Cognitive biases, such as confirmation bias and egocentric bias, can hinder objective perception [8] - Mirror neurons in the premotor cortex enable empathy by allowing individuals to experience others' feelings and actions [9] Neuroplasticity and Change - Neuroplasticity allows the brain to adapt and change, enabling individuals to modify cognitive processes and responses through deliberate practice [10][11] - Reframing situations and practicing gratitude can activate the anterior cingulate cortex, promoting emotional regulation and perspective shifts [11][12] Impact on Relationships and Society - Changing individual viewpoints can positively influence relationships by fostering compassion and reducing conflict [13] - Innovative solutions and social movements often arise from individuals who challenge traditional perspectives [13] Practical Application - Individuals should pause and consider alternative perspectives when facing problems or discussions [14]
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CoinMarketCap 2025-10-01 13:00
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YOU SEE ME BUT YOU DON'T | Vani Srivastava | TEDxSJS Abu Dhabi Youth
TEDx Talks 2025-09-23 15:56
Psychology & Human Behavior - Gen Z has an attention span of 7 seconds, while Millennials have 12 seconds [1] - The bolder content takes up all our attention, and we do not pay attention to the smaller things [1] - Small human interactions have a positive impact [6] - Complimenting others mirrors happiness on oneself [8] - Perspectives are shaped by experiences [13] - Subtle acts and small words are the building blocks of a strong personality [15] - People fear trolling and are hesitant to express themselves [11] - It is important to release emotional desires [16] Personal Growth & Reflection - Learning should extend beyond academic obligations to holistic development [1] - Individuals should venture out, look for the limitless, and learn the wise and the hows [3] - Reflecting on unnoticed experiences reveals rewards and learnings [7] - One should be the driver of their own thoughts, feelings, and behavior [12][17] - It is important to make conscious efforts and take control of one's life [24]
The Psychology of Social Comparison | Ahlia Koram | TEDxTSIS
TEDx Talks 2025-09-19 14:54
Social Comparison & Psychology - Social comparison is an innate human behavior stemming from the need for self-understanding and survival [3] - Social comparison bridges the gap when objective measures are insufficient, allowing individuals to set benchmarks [4] - Social comparison can lead to decreased motivation, reduced self-esteem, and even depression [7] Social Media Impact - Social media is a major driver of social comparison in the modern world, presenting idealized versions of people's lives [8] - Social comparison on social media can cause low self-esteem and depressive symptoms [9] - Social media algorithms amplify social comparison by prioritizing engaging content, often highlighting successes and achievements [10] Gratitude as a Solution - Adopting an attitude of gratitude involves consciously appreciating the good things in life [12] - Practicing gratitude can lead to more pro-social behavior, better self-esteem, and improved sleep [12] - Decoupling self-worth from others' achievements is key to combating harmful social comparison [13]
CHASING MY KITE IN THE STORM | Debarya Chanda | TEDxDPS Siliguri Youth
TEDx Talks 2025-09-16 15:20
[Applause] How many of you have ever flown a kite before. It looks easy until the sky changes. People around you shout instructions.Some even try to take over the string while others they just laugh from the sidelines. And often the string snaps. That is what it felts like when I told my family I wanted to study commerce.See, I've always been a good student, the kind who brought home high grades yet even higher expectations. So naturally, my family, close and distant alike, believed it was obvious that I'd ...
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 ...
Locus of Control: What the Mirror Won鈥檛 Tell You | Maahi Thakkar | TEDxSISJ Youth
TEDx Talks 2025-08-18 16:15
Core Concept - Locus of control is the degree to which people believe they have control over the outcomes of events in their lives versus external forces [2] - An internal locus of control means believing one has the ability to control the outcome, while an external locus of control means believing external forces impact the outcome [2] - A healthy mindset lies in recognizing what is in one's control and what isn't, as thinking too internally or externally can be detrimental [2] Impact and Benefits - Studies show that people with an internal locus of control are more resilient, healthier, and successful [2] - Locus of control is one of the most important factors in determining academic achievement, achievement in sports, careers, and personal growth [2][3] - Shifting to an internal locus of control provides better tools and makes one accountable [3] Practical Application - Use "I" language in self-talk to take ownership [3] - Reframe delays as decisions to build change [3] - Turn excuses into experiments to gain more control [3]
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CryptoJack 2025-08-07 15:01
#Crypto is 90% psychology. Are you mastering your emotions? 馃 ...
The voice of Mental Health | Mehrnoz Mamatqulova | TEDxAjou U Tashkent
TEDx Talks 2025-08-05 15:18
[Music] Well, greetings everyone. Before I start, let's start with imagining. Imagine that you fall off a bike, break your leg, then everyone comes to you running for help.But if you fall into depression or anxiety, you just receive comments like you are just being dramatic or you'll be stronger later. This is the reality of how mental health is treated in Usbakistan. Here physical one gets a treatment.But mental one, it's often gets ignored or even misunderstood. But the resources claim that our mind is es ...
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Market Analysis & Potential - "USELESS" coin is perceived as having high potential for significant price increase due to fear of missing out (FOMO) [1] - Market sentiment towards projects in the Bonk ecosystem is currently at a low point, which historically precedes parabolic rallies [2] - A substantial $15 million increase in investment from informed investors has been observed in the past 24 hours [4] Technical Analysis & Price Prediction - "USELESS" coin has shown a steady uptrend over 36 days, with the current pullback representing a buying opportunity [3] - Key support levels at $0225 have been respected, indicating a potential bounce and break of the downtrend [4] - The coin may face resistance around $0335, but a breakthrough could lead to a surge past previous all-time highs (ATH) [5] - A major pullback is not anticipated until the $06-$065 range, after which the path to a billion-dollar valuation will become clear [6] Investment Psychology - The coin's perceived "uselessness" during dips leads to selling, while pumps create FOMO, driving further price increases [2][1] - The coin's potential for growth is independent of individual belief in its utility [6] - Initial skepticism and reluctance to invest at lower valuations (e g $4 million) are expected to shift as the price increases, driving further investment [5]