सभी को नमस्कार। कहां से शुरू करूं. हर बार मैं अपने आपको एक होमवर्क देता हूं। एक वर्क है मेरे लिए यह कि क्या बोलना है आज। तो जब भी मैं माइक पकड़ता हूं तो समझ में नहीं आता कहां से शुरू करूं और कहां से नहीं। जैसे हम लोगों को आप बुलाते हैं या सुनते हैं इसलिए कि इंस्पिरेशन इंस्पायर होने के लिए इंस्पायर करने के लिए। लेकिन मेरा यह मानना है कि जरूरी नहीं कि किसी महान आदमी से या किसी सक्सेसफुल आदमी से या किसी सेलिब्रिटी से या किसी ऐसे व्यक्ति से ही हमें इंस्पिरेशन मिले। मुझे क्या लगता है ना कि आसपास चारों तरफ हमारे ...

[applause] For many years, the term normal has been used to describe a person's perspective on a life, a situation, or an object. But when we look deeper into what normal actually means to everyone, we'll realize that normal isn't normal. I mean, if we were to ask someone in this audience what their idea of a normal person is, they might say they should have black hair and brown eyes.Though perhaps if we were to ask someone perhaps in the other side of the globe what their idea of a normal person is, they m ...

[applause] Let me ask you a question. Have you ever stood in a room where it's full of people? The noise is deafening and it's full of liveless, but you feel a chill sensation. You feel a silence that rings just for you. You would feel a million miles away. The feeling lingers. It whispers in your ears. You do not belong here. Have you ever felt this? Like a broken piece that does not belong in the box. Perhaps lacking what others have? The existential loneliness that hunts us every day. Although we're more ...

I I have spent my whole life pretending. Yeah, it took me tears of practice, but eventually I became extremely good at being someone else. I acquire a skill that let me climb the social ladder, earning the respect of all my classmates and friends.I mean, I learned how to became a version that was cooler, smarter, and even better than myself. And the only thing I needed to do was to imitate the rest. And I did it so well that I master it completely.I know that for many of you today it may sounds like a super ...

Good morning all. My name is Feliz and I have a question for all of you. Have you ever felt out of place before.I definitely have. Growing up, I've always felt inherently different from everyone around me. As someone who has struggled with social anxiety, I'm often self-conscious of how I'm perceived, wondering if they think that I'm too serious, too quiet, or just that kid who tries too hard at school.These thoughts frequently linger in my mind, making me feel as if I have to change myself or act a certain ...

[person speaking] Hi there. We're Yonk, and we've collaborated with Google for this year’s Doogle for Google contest for this year’s theme, “My Superpower is. ” we created an animation about celebrating uniqueness.First off, we brought to life a flock of birds. Each one with its own distinctive personality and artistic talent. Once our bird designs were complete, We built their world — — a giant vibrant tree.Here you can see Vikki decorating it. Next came the animation. Instead of animating with a keyboard ...

[Music] Hello, my name is Nate Gavon, otherwise known as NG to the students here at Beaver Country Day School. I prefer NG over a traditional title as I use they them pronouns as my shirt may have given away. I was born in South Boston and raised in Dorchester, Massachusetts by a family of educators and carpenters.I was assigned male at birth and I am non-binary. These are all elements of my identity, pieces of myself over which I have no control. They make me who I am and inform how I engage with my commun ...

Mohammad Jamshidi, a former basketball player, speaks about the boundary between individuality and teamwork. He reflects on how Iranian culture sometimes supports individuality and, at other times, collective effort. A basketball champion and an artist who has created a new concept of beauty and competition by blending sports and art. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx ...

Music Industry Landscape - The speaker has released approximately 6065 original singles in the last five years and has written over 25,500 songs to date [1] - Corporate sector involvement has led to a remix era and reliance on technology like autotune, impacting music quality [1] - Record labels are seen as exploiting artists with contracts, leading to a "one-hit wonder" era and career destruction [1] - The rise of AI in music production poses a threat to human musicians, with concerns over copyright ownership and artistic integrity [2][3] - The speaker expresses concern that future generations may not differentiate between human-created and AI-generated music [3] AI Impact and Future Strategies - The speaker believes the future belongs to those who embrace AI rather than oppose it [4] - AI is trained using existing music created by human artists without seeking permission, raising ethical concerns [3] - The speaker suggests artists need to develop skills that AI cannot replicate to remain relevant [4] - The speaker anticipates a decline in commercial music due to the rise of AI and the struggles faced by independent artists [4]

Identity Development & Individuality - Twins often experience challenges in forming independent identities compared to singletons, as highlighted by a 2025 survey and a 2021 article [9][10] - Identity is shaped by choices, experiences, values, and boundaries, leading to different individual stories even with the same starting point [22][25] - Close bonds can blur individual identities, emphasizing the importance of clarity within closeness rather than choosing distance [29] Overcoming Challenges & Achieving Individuality - Separating twins into different classes facilitated the development of individual voices and perspectives [11][12] - Focusing on personal progress rather than comparison with a twin fosters individual growth and self-recognition [20][21] - Intentional meetups and diverse environments enhance understanding and collaboration, multiplying individual strengths [32][33][34] Educational Environment & Support - The school's structure, with separate classes, feedback, and assessments, supported the twins' individual growth [30][31] - A diverse environment promotes interaction with people from various backgrounds, fostering new problem-solving strategies [32][33] - The school provided the support and guidance necessary for the twins to find themselves and author their own identities [37]