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Wonder Is the Beginning of Everything | Master Shaurya Singh | TEDxTheKnowledgeHabitatPuneYouth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-19 17:39
गुड मॉर्निंग एवरीवन। यू नो व्हेन आई वास आई लव वाचिंग हिंदू माइथोलॉजिकल स्टोरीज ऑन टीवी। आई वास फैसिनेटेड बाय शिवा विष्णु एंड इवन यमराज हु राइड्स अ बिग ब्लैक बफेलो। सो वंस व्हेन आई वास फ्लाइंग फ्रॉम ऑस्ट्रेलिया टू इंडिया एंड द प्लेन टूक ऑफ आई लुक्ड आउट ऑफ द विंडो इन अमेजमेंट एवरीथिंग लुक्ड वाइट सॉफ्ट एंड एंडलेस लाइक आई वास फ्लोटिंग इन हेवन सडनली आई आस्क्ड माय फादर पापा वेयर इज ही माय फादर लुक्ड बिट सरप्राइज्ड एंड सेड हुम् आई डियर आई सेड द वन व्हिच राइड्स अ बिग ब्लैक बफेलो एंड ट्रेवल्स बिटवीन द क्लाउड्स एंड द ...
When Wonder Breaks the Box | Mr. Vishwas Parchure | TEDxTheKnowledgeHabitatPuneYouth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-19 17:35
Good morning. Stay with me. I want you to imagine this.And it's best done with your eyes closed. So, close your eyes. Imagine you're in a box, a room 6x 6x 6, no windows, no doors.You can smell nothing. You can hear nothing. You can see nothing.And now you're 18 years old and one of the walls breaks. You can open your eyes. What do you see besides this.So we all live in a box and the box has boundaries. And if you were to step out at the age of 18 having felt nothing, seen nothing, heard nothing, smelt noth ...
Connection = Survival | CAROLYN SHARP | TEDxHartford
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-19 16:33
Core Argument - The report posits that human conflict stems from a deeper struggle between the survival drive (self-protection) and the connection drive (openness and trust), both essential for well-being [1] - The brain prioritizes survival, triggering fight-or-flight responses to both physical and emotional threats, leading to disconnection [1] - Disconnection is detrimental to health, impacting the immune system, blood pressure, and increasing risks of heart disease, dementia, and depression, comparable to smoking nearly a pack of cigarettes a day [1] Relational Dynamics - Relationships consist of "you," "me," and "us," each with needs that must be balanced; imbalance leads to relational issues [1] - Societal disconnection manifests as political sectarianism, dehumanization, and the inability to hold differing views without animosity, harming individual and collective well-being [1] Solutions - The report advocates for interrupting cycles of disconnection through curiosity (understanding others), compassion (recognizing and responding to suffering), and connection (prioritizing the "us") [2][3] - Choosing connection involves leaning towards love instead of survival, fostering health, friendship, and collaboration [3] - The report encourages choosing curiosity over judgment, compassion in action, and protecting the "us" in relationships and communities [5][6]
A Hopeful Approach to Plastic-Free Design | Nichola Tucker Gray | TEDxGreatPacificGarbagePatch
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-19 16:17
Brand Philosophy & Sustainability - The brand started with a feeling of creating something richer, more intentional, and more human, rather than a mission statement [1] - Sustainability should feel good, not guilt-driven, and creating plastic-free products should be about designing an experience people love [5] - Following instincts can be the first act of sustainability [5] - The brand emphasizes innovating the formula (waterless and solid products) to innovate packaging, rather than just swapping out plastic [7] Product & Packaging Innovation - Most lotions and creams are 80% to 90% water, contributing to the beauty industry's 120 billion units of plastic packaging annually [6] - Waterless and solid products eliminate the need for plastic bottles, pumps, and preservatives, reducing the carbon footprint [7] - The company uses predictive algorithms to monitor temperatures on shipping routes and corn-based dissolvable liners to insulate packages [10][11] Challenges & Growth - The brand faces challenges in scaling due to the melting of lotion bars in hot weather, requiring innovation to maintain product integrity and brand values [8][9] - The company partners with material suppliers to develop next-generation plastic-free packaging solutions [11] - To solve plastic pollution, the industry needs to reimagine experiences end-to-end, focusing on what replaces the bottle rather than just the plastic [13]
Wonder Through Questions | Mr. Bhoopesh Singh | TEDxTheKnowledgeHabitatPuneYouth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:46
I would like to start this speech with a little bit of action. Can everybody please put your hands on your head like this. And let's take a moment to think of what's in there.The big B. I can see from the smiles you're thinking of Amitab Bachel. We're not here to talk about Bollywood.What I meant was our brain. As children, our brains are so free. They roam the world, explore, ask questions.But as we grow up, our brains start to get confined by limitations, by boundaries, and a heavy cage settles over it. A ...
How one second of pause can change everything | Dr Nikou Javadi | TEDxVictor Harbor
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 16:51
[music] [applause] Max. Relax. You didn't accidentally wander into Farsy language class.That's the language of a country I was born. Iran. But I did this on purpose because I wanted to make you pose.And that pose will change everything. March 2021, rejection after rejection for all my job applications. I sat on the floor of my apartment and said to myself, I've had enough.Why is this happening to me. I've done everything right. Studied, worked, adapted, and followed all the rules I have been told will lead ...
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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley· 2025-12-17 15:56
"My Religion Is Curiosity I Want Humanity to Understand the Universe" — Elon Muskhttps://t.co/HP16k79m96 ...
How we should actually measure success | Anna Natsvlishvili | TEDxJönköping University
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-16 17:45
So we grew up surrounded by limits. Grades define how smart we are. Titles define how successful we are.And sometimes our own voice in our head defined the biggest limits. My childhood was full of transitions. And of course, I wasn't the only one.But I was born in Georgia, then went to Greece, then when I was 5 years old, back to Georgia to go to school. Then I stayed there for like two years, then back to school in Greece to continue the school. And of course, I I skipped three grades within one year becau ...
Loving conflict: The intimacy that builds collaboration across division | Anna Lecat | TEDxGraz
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-16 17:13
Growing up, we are told conflict is bad. Avoid it. Be nice to each other. However, avoiding conflict does not keep us together. It pulls us apart. Silence, resentment, lost connections. Every conversation you don't have is a connection you have already lost. My choice is different. I love conflict. Not violence, not war, not aggression. Rather, the conflict in hard conversations, the tensions, you know those moments that we all run away from. I used to run too until I didn't until I engaged in the conflict ...
If you can't walk, try flying | David Mzee | TEDxHWZ
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:56
There is this idea that if you can't sprint, run. And if you can't run, walk. And if you cannot walk, at least crawl.And I really like that saying. It's about moving forward. It's powerful and it is strong.But there's one thing I don't perfectly like about it. It's a direction because it's kind of aiming downwards. So I thought, can we flip it upside down.If you can't walk, try flying. I'd like to take you on a journey through my life to explore this very idea a little more. And I'd like to do so literally ...