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Alchemy of Impossible | Shiv Mandlik | TEDxSAJS Lucknow Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-03 17:08
They say curiosity killed the cat, but what they don't tell you is that it build everything else. Hi, I'm Shiv. And honestly, I've spent most of my life trying to ask the kind of question that makes people go, "Wait, are you serious?" But that's the fun part, isn't it.Because when we think of alchemists, we think about strange men in smoky rooms trying to turn lead into gold. But maybe maybe they were not trying to chase gold after all. What they were trying to chase was something I call the impossible.And ...
Your Desert, Your Tomato: A New Way to Grow | Aaron Wen | TEDxNAS Nantong Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-28 15:31
Hello everyone, I'm Aaron. Have you ever feel like giving up. I mean really truly ready to quit maybe on a math problem, learning a new song, or even walking across the desert. When I was 10 years old, my mom sent me to a summer camp whose task was walking across the Tanganger Desert.They got off the first day, a nice relaxing 30 kilometers walk. Sounds fun, right. By the second kilometers, I was already a disaster.The sand was hot and my backpack was heavy and my mind was busy thinking, "My mom is so cruel ...
The firestarter's guide to curiosity | Mr. Berty Ashley | TEDxThe Pupil International School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-24 16:48
Core Argument - The presentation emphasizes the pivotal role of curiosity and questioning in driving human evolution, innovation, and societal progress [1][4][8][15][30] - It highlights how pivotal moments and discoveries in history were sparked by individuals questioning the status quo [9][10][11][12][13][14] - The presentation advocates for nurturing a childlike sense of wonder and encouraging continuous inquiry [28][29] Historical Examples - The Great Fire of London in 1666 indirectly contributed to Isaac Newton's development of calculus and Newtonian physics [9][10][11] - The eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815, leading to severe winters, inspired Mary Shelley to write "Frankenstein" and pioneer science fiction [11][12][13] - Roslin Franklin's research on coal and fire led to her discovery of the DNA's double helix structure, revolutionizing biotechnology [14][15] Fostering Curiosity - The presentation encourages unlearning the silence that often develops with age and embracing the freedom to ask questions [28] - It suggests connecting seemingly unrelated concepts to spark new insights and perspectives [28] - It stresses the importance of retaining a sense of wonder and imagination [29][30] Examples of Inquiry - A student's question about the naming of planets reveals that Earth is the only planet not named after a Greek or Roman god [18][19] - A discussion on handedness explores the hypothesis that right-handedness may have evolved due to the need to protect the heart in warfare [19][20][21][22] - A student's question about breathing underwater leads to an explanation of the chemical composition of water (H2O) [23]
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Ansem 🧸💸· 2025-10-22 16:40
Investment Philosophy - The industry emphasizes the importance of balancing curiosity and skepticism for long-term success [1] - The industry suggests that individuals often fall into being overly cynical or overly naive [2] - Optimal outcomes are achieved by simultaneously considering both cynical and idealistic perspectives [2] General Advice - The advice is applicable to various aspects of life, including business, dating, and fitness [2]
The Ghost in the Machine, and the Silence of Why | Alex TY Wang | TEDxShanghai American School Puxi
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-21 15:34
Societal Trends & Challenges - Society faces a crisis of complacency despite high literacy rates and university attendance [8] - Collective inaction towards climate change, political polarization, and the spread of misinformation are significant problems [8] - Over-reliance on readily available information diminishes the value of learning and exploration [9] - Individuals often present a facade of knowledgeability, hindering genuine inquiry [10] - A feeling of self-assurance stifles curiosity, leading to a lack of in-depth exploration [11] - Introversion is on the rise, with nearly 58% of the world's population considered introverted [17] AI & Technological Impact - AI exacerbates the situation by remixing existing information and presenting it as novel ideas [11] - The rise of automation and reliance on AI chatbots may hinder critical thought [12] - AI's potential to disobey explicit orders raises concerns about its future control and impact [13][14][15] Recommendations & Solutions - Recognizing the dangers of complacency is the first step towards constant questioning and seeking more [22] - Contentment with uncertainty is crucial for experiencing novelty and spontaneity [22][23] - Asking questions and refusing to take anything for granted are essential for seeing past distortions and misinformation [25][26]
Deep Dive Into DeepSeek | Valentina Banner | TEDxKGV School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-21 15:08
Innovation & Resourcefulness - DeepC's AI chatbot outperforms premium models in programming and math, achieved in 18 months [2] - DeepC's development cost was significantly lower, burning through $5.6 million (560 万美元) compared to OpenAI's $100 million (1 亿美元) [3] - The company repurposed financial modeling tools to create hybrid AI architectures, cutting operational costs by 63% [3] - Open-sourcing parts of the code allowed developers worldwide to contribute improvements, fostering community growth [9] Strategic Approach - Constraints focused innovation, prompting creative problem-solving [4] - The project began as an experimental side project driven by curiosity, without strict deadlines or investor pressure [4] - Outsider perspective allowed questioning industry norms and exploring unconventional approaches [7][8] - The company challenged Silicon Valley's obsession with scale by prioritizing ingenuity [8] Cultural Influence - The approach aligns with China's Shanzai culture, emphasizing remixing, repurposing, and speed [11][12]
How Curiosity Became My Most Powerful Coding Tool | Aryan Irani | TEDxGEA Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-20 15:47
When I was 15 and a half, I felt like I knew nothing. And for the first time, I realized that was okay. It was 2019.I was a student barely out of school, eyes wide open, heart full of ambition, but no idea where to begin. Then co happened and like for the most of you, the world stopped. But internally, something started moving.I was never a writer. Definitely not a technical writer. Okay.I was never a writer. definitely not a technical writer but I read a book a self-help book and my parents suggested that ...
Be a life designer | Dr. Pantitra Putamanonda | TEDxSJC School Bangkok
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 16:02
Career Development & Personal Growth - The speaker emphasizes the importance of embracing opportunities and exploring the unknown to foster personal growth and discover new interests [13][14] - The speaker highlights the value of curiosity as a guiding principle in navigating life's choices and pursuing personal development [25][27] - The speaker encourages individuals to design their lives actively, adapting their goals and values as they evolve over time [32][33] Education & Skills - The speaker shares a strategy of focusing on subjects where one can achieve significant improvement, rather than struggling with areas of weakness [6] - The speaker's experience demonstrates the value of leveraging one's strengths, such as English proficiency, to create opportunities in education and career [7] - The speaker's journey highlights the importance of continuous learning and acquiring new skills, such as Japanese, to adapt to new environments and career paths [18][19] Overcoming Challenges & Embracing Change - The speaker recounts overcoming initial fear and discomfort when moving to Korea, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in unfamiliar situations [9][12] - The speaker's experience of being accepted into Cornell despite not meeting the standard GMAT score illustrates the importance of taking chances and not limiting oneself [20][21] - The speaker advocates for breaking traditional rules and challenging the status quo to improve education and create innovative solutions [30]
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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley· 2025-10-15 05:03
"My Religion Is Curiosity I Want Humanity to Understand the Universe" — Elon Musk https://t.co/4PedEaXNjh ...
What 10,000 cartwheels have taught me about life | Jessica Tudos | TEDxMcfarren Boulevard Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:59
Core Idea - Life, like a cartwheel, involves a strong foundation, risk-taking, and getting back up after falling [2][3] - Embracing an "upside down" perspective fosters curiosity and leads to unique experiences [26][27] Career and Personal Growth - A portfolio career, characterized by multiple passions and diverse experiences, can be fulfilling [17][18] - Curiosity, rather than certainty, should drive life choices and career paths [22][23] - It's okay to deviate from the "straight path" and explore various offramps in life [24][25] Overcoming Challenges - Failure is a part of the process, and it's important to get back up and finish strong [12][13] - Trust in oneself, built through momentum and confidence, is essential for achieving goals [13][14] Gymnastics and Life Lessons - Gymnastics, with its emphasis on being upside down, provided a platform for self-discovery and exploration [6][8] - The speaker's Olympic experience, despite a fall, highlighted the importance of resilience and perseverance [11][12]