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A decade of playing the world | Johanna Pirker | TEDxMedUniGraz
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-21 16:01
Game Development & Inspiration - The gaming industry seeks new inspiration by stepping outside comfort zones, learning through failure, and exploring unfamiliar territories [3] - The speaker challenged themselves to "travel" through video games, playing games from nearly 200 countries [6][7] - The speaker found that people often don't know the country of origin or developers of their favorite games [8][9][10] Cultural & Historical Significance of Games - Games can represent a country, feature strong characters, and tell personal stories, offering cultural and historical immersion [15][16] - Games serve as a window into other perspectives, fostering empathy by allowing players to take on different roles [17][18] - Indie games innovate through game mechanics and technology, offering potential for reuse in education and therapy [18][25] Challenges & Preservation - Many recommended games are difficult to find or play, highlighting the need to preserve games as cultural and artistic goods [26][27] - The industry should treat games as cultural and artistic goods, archiving and conserving them like art and books [27]
The True Source of My Motivation
Motivation - The individual was motivated by the challenge and real-world testing of their abilities [1] - The individual enjoyed the daily scoring and feedback on their performance [1]
Post-its, Caesar and Doing | Ditipriya Chakravarty | TEDxGIIS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-19 16:50
Spencer Silver was a chemist who specialized in creating adhesives. He set out with a simple goal to create an adhesive strong enough to be used in aircraft construction. Unfortunately for Mr.. Silver, not only was his um adhesive not strong enough for airplanes, it was actually categorized as low tac. But years later, his colleague Arthur Fry found a use for it. and together they gave us something that many of us can't imagine life without the post-it note.This redirection shaped the remainder of Silver's ...
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Andrew Tate· 2025-11-18 16:17
Here’s some motivation for you. https://t.co/qocA2T5ABv ...
Dopamina. Wszyscy jesteśmy od niej uzależnieni. | Robert Górnik | TEDxLublin
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:32
Core Concept - The report introduces dopamine as a neurotransmitter, not a "happiness hormone," but a molecule of anticipation, driving the desire for more rewards [5][6][8] - It explains how dopamine influences motivation, decision-making, and potentially addictive behaviors [4][12][14] - The report highlights the difference between tonic (sustained) and phasic (spiking) dopamine release, with phasic release leading to a "dopamine roller coaster" effect [16][17][18] Dopamine's Impact - Dopamine is essential for survival, building empires, and civilization, but can also lead to their downfall [5] - Low dopamine levels can cause demotivation, while excessive levels can lead to risky decisions and impulsivity [11][12][13] - The speed of dopamine release determines its pathway in the brain, affecting motivation and reward processing [16] Dopamine Roller Coaster - The "dopamine roller coaster" is triggered by satisfying cravings with sweets, substances, or excessive screen time, leading to a rapid dopamine spike [18][19] - This rapid dopamine release can lead to a preference for "cheap dopamine," causing a lack of concentration and energy depletion [20][21] - Prolonged exposure to this pattern can weaken rational decision-making and long-term planning abilities [23] Counteracting Negative Effects - The report advises against starting the day with "quick dopamine" sources like news and social media [23] - It emphasizes the importance of finding passions that provide sustained motivation and reward [24] - The report encourages awareness of dopamine's manipulative nature and the need to avoid the "dopamine roller coaster" to achieve long-term goals [24][25]
Is it risky to take a risk? | Shah Rafayet Chowdhury | TEDxDhanmondi
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:24
Key Takeaways on Risk-Taking and Social Entrepreneurship - Social entrepreneurship involves taking risks [1] - Taking risks can define one's journey [3] - It's crucial to find time to figure out what one wants to do in life [4] Footsteps Organization Impact - Footsteps has helped almost 1 million people graduate from extreme poverty [2] - The Thrishna water project ensures safe water for over 400,000 people daily across Bangladesh through 300+ systems [8] - A World Bank project to set up drinking water facilities for waste workers led to cleaning up a 2-kilometer canal in 72 hours [9][11] Qualities for Successful Risk-Taking - Courage and determination are essential for success when taking risks [12] - Stubbornness to stick by the risk is crucial; giving up leads to failure [13] - Not accepting failure and embracing trial and error can lead to success [13]
Flying Beyond Limits: A Dream from Mosul | Ataa Al-Rahman Abdulrahman | TEDxMosul
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:09
كل واحد بينا عنده حلم بس ما كل حلم يملك جناحين وحلمي قرر يطير يمكن بالنسبه لكثيرين هو مجرد حلم طفله لكن بالنسبه لي كان وعد نفسي انا عطاء الرحمن عبد الرحمن اول طيار بنت من الموصل عو ثلاث سنين كانت اول مره بحياتي اركب طياره وحالي حال اي طفل كنت ادي اقعد يم الشباك حتى اتفرج على المنظر واخشع الاشجار والبيوت وهي صيغه لكن الفرق انا ما اكتفيت بهذا المقعد انا كنت اتمنى اكون داخل كعبينه القياده وكان بداخلي فضول هاي الطياره اشلون طاعت واش مستقره بالسماء بدون ما اكو شيء يمسكها وهوني كانت الشراره الاولى والدي وجدي كانو ...
Keep Building: How to START Retrofitting Yourself | Katarzyna Węglicka | TEDxUniversity of Lodz
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 16:34
Please ignore your surroundings right now and become completely absorbed with what I'm saying. I want you to become aware of that moment from your past when you were in love with someone special, perhaps secretly in love. Who was this person. How did this person look like.Where did you meet. Now I want you to pretend something. I want you to pretend that you are 80 years old.And just for today, you wake up in your 20 or 30 year old body. You get to relieve this day for one last time. and you go back to that ...
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CateCoin· 2025-11-15 06:33
Motivation is temporaryDiscipline is permanent ...
What gets you out of bed in the morning? | Andrew Platt | TEDxYantai Huasheng Intl School
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-13 16:56
What gets you out of bed in the morning. Is it your mom. Do you set an alarm.Or does do not disturb on your phone wake you up. Is it the sun. Is it your bladder. Is it hunger.Is it a desire to make the most of every moment or the urge to be more. Do any of you just roll over and go back to sleep or at least pretend to. I always used to call this half sleep.How long can you keep it up. Can you roll over for 1 hour, two, five, a whole day. At what point do you just get a little bored and get out of bed.This i ...