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Is ignoring children for devices creating language delay? | Celeste Roseberry | TEDxFolsom
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-06 15:20
I've been a public school speech language pathologist and university professor for over 40 years now. This math is a little problematic because I can assure you I am not a day over 35. [Laughter] Nudge nudge wink wink.I'm here to invite you into my world and to share my concerns about what I see phones and other devices doing to our children. I'm also going to propose some simple solutions. I've devoted my entire career to helping parents boost their children's speech, language, and literacy skills.I'm also ...
Is there a formula for happiness? #shorts #life #happiness
Bloomberg Television· 2025-10-04 14:30
Give me the one minute version. How can I be happy. So the world says that for you to be happy, and this is based on mother nature.This is not capitalism. Mother nature doesn't care if you're happy. So she imposes this on you.She says for you to have the best life, you need to love things. Get a lot of them. Use people.They're there for your advancement and comforts and worship yourself because you're the center of the universe. That's what the world tells you. That's what your nature tells you. That's wron ...
Love is the answer! | Alban Bala | TEDxTBU
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-02 16:04
There is this 15 years old, you know, student who misses the classes one day and the next morning as he shows up at school, the teacher basically uh kind of calls him apart and says, "But come here and tell me why did you miss the classes yesterday. " And he says, "You know what, teacher. I I had to do actually I had to take the cow to the ball. The cow to the ball, right.Yeah. All right. But couldn't your father do that instead.And he said, "Now that I think, yeah, my father can do that too, but I believe ...
The Pulse of Brit-Pop | Xiangrong Liu | TEDxWLSA Shanghai Academy
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:44
Core Argument - The presentation explores the essence of Britpop, positioning it as a movement of positivity, genuine emotion, and relatable experiences for ordinary people, contrasting it with what is perceived as generic and meaningless mainstream music [3][11][30] - Britpop emerged as a response to the socio-political climate in Britain, particularly during the era of Thatcherism, reflecting the disillusionment and struggles of the working class [25][26][27] Musical Contrast - The presentation contrasts Britpop with mainstream pop music, exemplified by songs like "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go," criticizing the latter for its generic lyrics and lack of meaningful content [5][6][7] - Oasis's "She's Electric" is presented as an example of Britpop's ability to capture raw emotion and genuine experiences, contrasting with the perceived superficiality of mainstream pop [8][9][10] Historical Context - The Britpop movement is traced back to the Beatles in the 1960s, highlighting their role in bringing light and positivity to a world filled with conflict and violence [4][12][13] - John Lennon is recognized as a key figure in the Britpop movement, advocating for a world of peace, love, and understanding through his music [15][16] Social Commentary - Oasis's "Cigarettes and Alcohol" is analyzed as a reflection of the resigned lifestyle and struggles of working-class individuals in 1990s UK, marked by Thatcherism and its negative impact on British society [22][23][25][26][27] - The song is interpreted as a call to action, encouraging listeners to "make it happen" and overcome the disillusionment of the time [29] Key Characteristics of Britpop - Britpop is characterized by its genuine and positive message, its ability to convey emotions faithfully, and its innovative experimentation, standing in contrast to mass-produced music [11] - Britpop musicians, often from ordinary backgrounds, connect with their audience by writing about relatable experiences and the struggles of everyday life [21][22] Concluding Message - The presentation concludes by emphasizing the simplicity and relatability of Britpop, suggesting that its songs reflect the lives of ordinary people and offer a message of hope and positivity [31][32][33] - Oasis's success is attributed to their ability to capture the spirit of the British people and inspire them to believe in their dreams, even in the face of adversity [30][31][32]
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Raoul Pal· 2025-09-25 17:31
A story of art and love...24 Hours of Art (@24_Hours_Art):https://t.co/n2HviUsSyI ...
The Superpower of Curiosity | David Suissa | TEDxSan Diego Studio
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-25 16:37
Core Idea - Curiosity is presented as a superpower that can bring joy, love, and adventure into life [3][10][11] - The speaker advocates for asking questions to create new stories, deepen relationships, and engage with different perspectives [8][9][11] Three Gifts of Curiosity - **Brand New Stories:** Curiosity enables individuals to create unique and personal stories from everyday interactions [8][14] - **Deepest Love:** Curiosity fosters deeper connections by making others feel needed and valued [8][9][14] - **Incredible Adventure:** Curiosity opens doors to new experiences and perspectives, even with those who hold opposing views [10][11][13] Practical Application - The audience is encouraged to ask one new question to each person they encounter to cultivate curiosity [16] - The speaker shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the transformative power of curiosity in their own life [1][2][4]
It’s on Your Inside – A Powerful Spoken Word on Pain and Becoming | Sophia Olanrewaju | TEDxTanke
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-25 16:21
Core Message - The speech addresses the complexities of pregnancy and creation, encompassing both the joy of planned parenthood and the pain of unwanted or traumatic pregnancies [1][2][3][4] - It extends beyond physical pregnancy to represent the birthing of ideas, visions, and personal growth, urging individuals to embrace their potential [5][6][7][8] Emotional and Psychological Aspects - The speech acknowledges the fear, regret, and guilt associated with difficult pregnancies, validating the experiences of women in challenging situations [2][3][4] - It encourages self-reflection and permission to express emotions, even those stemming from pain or doubt, to unlock inner potential [7][8] Empowerment and Action - The speech serves as a call to action, urging individuals to speak, create, and push forward, emphasizing the value of their unique contributions [8] - It promotes the idea that even amidst judgment and hardship, new life and opportunities can emerge, encouraging resilience and hope [6]
The Protective Power of Love in Your Brain | Juan Dominguez | TEDxUTAustin
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-23 15:04
Neuroscience & Addiction - The brain's dopamine system is activated by both naturally rewarding behaviors (like love and social bonding) and drugs of abuse, but drugs create artificial highs that are much stronger than natural rewards [16][17] - Drugs like cocaine can increase dopamine levels by 400-500%, approximately 20 times larger than the 25-35% increase observed with ejaculation, and lead to a prolonged dopamine depletion and a state of apathy [18][19][20] - Oxytocin, often referred to as the "love hormone," plays a crucial role in social bonding and can counteract the effects of stress and reduce cravings for drugs [23] - Stress is a major factor that can trigger relapse or substance use disorder [28] - Love and support from loved ones provide natural levels of dopamine and oxytocin, potentially minimizing the yearning to seek other sources of dopamine, such as illicit drugs [30][31] Social Impact & Protective Factors - Unconditional love and support can act as a protective factor against falling into negative patterns, potentially shaping the brain in ways that protect against certain risk-taking behaviors [3][10] - Oxytocin administration has been shown to reduce response to stressful stimuli, decrease cortisol levels (a marker of stress response), and decrease anxiety during social stress tests [24][25] - Oxytocin can decrease activity in the amygdala, the part of the brain that regulates fear, in the presence of stressful stimuli [26] - Love and support should be used as one mitigating factor in the battle against substance use disorder [32]
Full speech: Erika Kirk speaks at husband Charlie Kirk's memorial
NBC News· 2025-09-21 23:43
to Mrs. . Eric Kirk. Heat. Heat. Heat.Heat. Heat. Heat.Hello. God bless all of you for coming here from all over the world to honor and celebrate my Charlie. Just a few miles from here, two years ago at America Fest 2023, Charlie delivered a speech on stage for our TPUSA faith event.Charlie loved speaking off the cuff. He was very good at that without a script. So I personally didn't know what he was going to say.And what he chose to speak about that day was his his submission to the will of God. He quoted ...
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Forbes· 2025-09-21 23:36
In an emotional moment at Charlie Kirk's memorial, Erika Kirk said she forgave her husband’s murderer. “The answer we know from the gospel is love and always love, love for our enemies and love for those who persecute us.” https://t.co/pYpFZVhFhV (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images) https://t.co/6ZehvpQ3Rg ...