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Emotional human connections | Mahro Faiz | TEDxGoldington Academy Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-16 16:18
Moving on uh to our next one. So, next uh speaker is going to be Maro Fias. She's recently been successful in winning a much coveted place on the junior leadership team.She's been part of the debate club for several years and has mentored younger students when preparing for their first mock trial competition. She is studying GCSE psychology and is predicted a grade 8. She's also enthusiastic psychology ambassador.She will be speaking tonight about the importance of emotional human connections. [Applause] Go ...
Next is Now - A Designer's Perspective | KARTHI SUBBARAMAN | TEDxAnuragU
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-14 16:23
[Music] 10 years ago, if someone told you that you can order your eggs and bread and tomato and it can be delivered to your doorstep in less than 10 minutes, you'll be like, "What are you talking about 10 minutes. Impossible. But today, that's a reality with quick commerce.My mother turns on the stove and then orders vegetables. You can check with her. She's here.20 years ago, if someone told you that you will be able to have an app for everything and you can manage it all in your fingertips, you'll be like ...
Embracing the Forest of Connection: Lessons from a Climate Leader | Nicola Weir | TEDxSeoul
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-30 15:10
[Music] I'm not speaking in Korean. I would like to welcome to the stage Namu. Now, for those of you that don't know, Namu means tree in Korean.And in a previous life, I think I was a tree. Sturdy, huggable, a few knobbybly bits, and definitely a bit nutty at times. And like tree, like me, trees love to talk.They have this amazing underground network, and it's often referred to as the woodwide web. How cool is that. And what happens is this is full of fungi.And they all talk to each other. They're continual ...
Living Multiple Lives | Ryan White | TEDxJohnsonCity
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-13 15:21
[Applause] For centuries, humans have been obsessed with measuring the intangible time. And in every culture, time is viewed differently. Whether in the far east where time is viewed cyclally or in the western world where we tend to see things more on a linear scale, time seems infinite when we're young but speeds up as we get older.Yet time is more than just a direction or a measurement. It's the true universal currency. It's deeply personal, fleeting when we're happy and endless when we're not.And to this ...