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Play real life | Elisabeth von Münster & Suara Thum | TEDxYouth@BerlinCosmopolitanSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 15:46
[Music] Is AI bringing us closer together or are we losing something important like real human connection. How is AI helping us or is it even helping us. The stress test with a person close to you.Finish that sentence. If you weren't sure, that's okay because this is exactly what we're going to try and help you understand today. AI is all around us.Whether we're asking Siri a question, getting recommendations on social media, calling a friend, texting them, or using apps to translate languages, it's making ...
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The Diary Of A CEO· 2025-08-30 22:20
Communication Strategies - Using "I was just thinking of you" authentically can strengthen relationships by showing you value the other person's thoughts and experiences [1] - Labeling someone with a positive trait, such as "You're always so interesting," can combat negative self-perception [2] - Remembering and referencing a past conversation, especially something the other person was enthusiastic about, demonstrates active listening and respect [2][3] Building Rapport - Texting someone when they come to mind shows you value them [1] - Acknowledging and appreciating someone's positive qualities fosters a stronger connection [2] - Recalling specific details from past conversations indicates genuine interest and engagement [2]
The power of image building | Dr. Nancy Juneja | TEDxGADVASU
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-29 16:23
Hi everyone. Today I want you to recall how did you feel when you went to buy your first school bag on the first day of school. How did you feel when you went to bought your first dress or probably in the college. How did you feel when you got all the essentials.You have to go to your first job interview and so on the first date, maybe the wedding day and all the important occasions of your life. Just ask yourself, did you take an extra effort on your image, how you're looking, how you want, you want to beh ...
Do it better - Write a letter | Lea Pochhammer & Tamira Hinson | TEDxYouth@BerlinCosmopolitanSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-29 16:04
Communication Methods - The document highlights a preference for traditional communication methods like letter writing over digital communication [1][2][3] - It suggests that excessive screen time can lead to negative consequences such as eye damage, sleep disturbances, addiction, and impaired thinking [2] - The document advocates for balancing digital communication with personal interactions [4] - It emphasizes the value of handwriting and spelling skills gained through letter writing [5] Personal Experiences and Recommendations - The document shares personal anecdotes about observing excessive phone use among students [6] - It encourages readers to limit screen time and engage in outdoor activities [5] - The document promotes the emotional connection and personal touch associated with receiving handwritten letters [8][9] - It urges the audience to write letters to loved ones [9]
Bullying | Ranbir Sinha | TEDxYouth@BerlinCosmopolitanSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-29 15:58
Communication & Conflict Resolution - Communication, encompassing speaking and listening, is more powerful than physical force [1] - Silence is ineffective in resolving conflicts; proactive communication is necessary [2] - Conflicts are inherent in various settings, from classrooms to international relations [3] - Conflicts often stem from feeling unheard or misunderstood, rather than the actual events [4] - Dialogue and listening are crucial for resolving conflicts, even ending wars [5] Impact of Words - Words can incite conflict, but also foster peace [5] - Kind words and honest conversations can significantly impact individuals feeling isolated [6] - Encouraging communication can empower individuals and build confidence [6] - Words have the power to both divide and unite people [6] Social Responsibility - Individuals should intervene when witnessing bullying or mistreatment [5] - Offering support and a listening ear can make a substantial difference in someone's life [6]
Change Starts with Expression. | AmanDeep Thind | TEDxSt Pauls College
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-29 15:54
[Music] [Applause] [Music] What do you think is a common threat. between all speakers, the ones you have heard so far and the ones you will hear after you. Help me out if you can please.What do you think is a common thing between all the speakers. Speech beautiful. Thank you.Spiral journey story beautiful. Thank you. How many of you heard you would say that all of the speakers we are using a beautiful instrument called our voice to share our message from the stage.Are your hands. Thank you. And how many of ...
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Wendy O· 2025-08-29 14:45
Business Communication & Negotiation - A party sought permission for a specific action, demonstrating initiative [1] - The party provided a clear explanation of the reasons behind the request [1] - Concerns were addressed proactively, showing consideration for potential objections [1] - Agreement to further discuss the matter indicates a willingness to collaborate and refine the proposal [1] - A PowerPoint presentation was offered to reinforce the stance, suggesting a structured and persuasive approach [1]
How AI Can Make Us More Human | Ian Slade and AI Hannah | TEDxPacific Avenue
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-27 16:57
AI Applications in Healthcare - AI can analyze patient data to identify patterns and assist in diagnosing medical conditions, potentially reducing misdiagnosis rates [9][10][11][12] - In the US, approximately 12 million people are misdiagnosed annually, leading to 250,000 early deaths, highlighting the potential impact of AI in improving diagnostic accuracy [12] AI in Interpersonal Communication - AI can analyze communication patterns in text messages to provide insights for improving relationships [13][14][15] - AI can identify areas where individuals prioritize problem-solving over being present and empathetic in conversations [14][15] AI and Legacy Preservation - AI can create digital avatars to preserve memories, stories, and interactions for future generations [16][17][18][19] - Digital avatars can interact with future generations, allowing them to learn about their ancestors' experiences and wisdom [17][18][19] Ethical Considerations - Technology should be used to connect people with themselves, loved ones, and future generations [2] - It is important for humans to develop empathy and for technology not to replace human connection [19] Personal Experience - The speaker used AI to analyze personal health data and identify potential medical issues, including elevated cortisol levels and benign tumors [9][10][11] - AI analysis of the speaker's text messages with his wife revealed a tendency to focus on problem-solving rather than being present in the conversation [13][14]
Why we need to talk about sexual desires | Julie Harris | TEDxMünster
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-26 17:00
Relationship Dynamics & Communication - The core message revolves around the importance of open communication about desires in relationships, suggesting that sharing desires can build a stronger foundation [1][2] - The analysis highlights that a lack of communication can lead to disconnection, infidelity, abuse, and erosion of intimacy within relationships [2] - The study emphasizes that embracing vulnerability and sharing one's true self can foster deeper connections and intimacy [1] Unconventional Relationships & Societal Norms - The research explores unconventional relationships, including ethical non-monogamy and polyamory, to understand diverse desires and practices [1] - The document challenges traditional relationship scripts, suggesting that what is perceived as "broken" might be an opportunity for growth and improvement [2] - The analysis encourages questioning societal norms and biases related to relationships, desire, and pleasure [2] Personal Growth & Redesigning Relationships - The document advocates for conscious relationship design, where individuals actively shape their relationships to meet their evolving needs and desires [2] - The study suggests that self-awareness, empathy, communication, co-creation, and iteration are crucial for creating fulfilling relationships [2] - The analysis emphasizes the importance of embracing curiosity and challenging personal biases to foster personal growth [2]
The power our words hold | Yatin Duggal | TEDxGreenfield
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-26 16:41
Core Argument - The power of words and communication is a fundamental tool for change and progress in human civilization [1][4] - Words can be used for both positive and negative purposes, highlighting the responsibility that comes with the power of communication [7][8] - Paradoxes exist within societies, particularly in India, where advancements coexist with significant challenges [9][10][11][12] - Overcoming paradoxes and challenges requires collaborative efforts and the use of one's voice to advocate for change [17][18] Examples of Impact - Historical events like India's independence in 1947, Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a dream" speech in 1963, and the fall of the Berlin Wall demonstrate the transformative power of words [2][7] - Individuals like Bhagat Singh, Malala Yousafzai, Nelson Mandela, JK Rowling, and Stephen Hawking exemplify how words and actions can inspire and change the world [3][14] - The story of a girl who was sexually molested at age six and went on to establish 17 schools for other victims illustrates the potential for communication to drive positive change [20][21][22] India Specific Observations - India is a land of paradoxes, with rapid advancements existing alongside persistent social and economic issues [9] - Despite being a leading producer of doctors and engineers and ranking fourth in GDP and fifth in military strength, India faces challenges such as delayed ambulance services, lack of safe drinking water, and violence against women [8][9][10][11] - 40% of politicians in India's democracy are convicted of criminal cases [11] - While India produces the largest amount of food grains, 30% of the population is unfed [11] - 40% of schools in India do not have electricity [12]