我们为何总是焦虑，而孩子却能轻易找到喜悦？ 我们习惯用量化的眼光看待世界，却因此失去了感受其“质”的能力。 汤质通过孩子一次跳水坑的经历，揭示了量化与质性世界的冲突，带我们思考如何找回生命的纯粹与意义。 《汤质看本质》节目主理人 哲学科普作家 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 ...

Hey friends, my name is Zach. Let me ask you a question. Have you ever felt scared to do something cool like sing loudly or dance in front of the others.Yes, me too. Today I want to tell you that how dancing turned me from a small caterpillar into a brave superhero. When I was little, I love dancing but only in my bedroom.I jump, spin, and do the high curve all by myself. Why. Because I was scared. Super scared.What if people laugh. What if I look silly. One time I danced at school and a friend who was play ...

Community & Human Interest - The report highlights positive stories often overshadowed by negative news, focusing on individuals spreading joy and love [1] - A retired teacher, L Scott, celebrated her 100th birthday, inspiring future educators [1][2] - High school students aspiring to be teachers thanked L Scott for her influence [2] - A 7-year-old patient, Hazel, at Joe Diaggio Children's Hospital, received a circus-themed birthday party from the Deck My Room nonprofit [3] - Hazel's celebration marked the 1,000th event organized by Deck My Room at the hospital [4] - A 10-year-old boy, Cal Blank, found and returned a lost wedding ring to its owner, May Pratzel [4][5] - Cal not only returned the ring but also cleaned and polished it, presenting it in a new box with a letter [6] - The ring had been lost for nearly 50 years, making its return especially meaningful to the owner [6][7]

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[Music] Hello. Hi, my name is Bash and yes, this is the only jacket I own. Um, I wore this jacket today because I wanted to wear something that brought me joy, especially if I'm doing something brave like a TEDex talk.Even if it looks a little silly. And to be honest, I do feel very silly. I feel silly all the time.I feel like a child wearing her mother's red lipstick and heels. I'm worried that with these heels I'm going to trip and fall and rip my pants or I'm going to mess up and I'm going to do a terrib ...

And finally, there is good news tonight about someone who got really creative with casual Fridays to bring joy and comfort where it is needed the most. Here's George. Three.At Galisano Children's Hospital in South Florida, Terry Aldrid isn't just a worker, she's a character. That's luau coming up. No, really, she is.That's her dressed as Sully from Monsters, Inc. manning the service desk. Thank you for calling. Answering calls.Hello. And checking in young patients ahead of surgery. For a lot of people, they ...

I want to start with a drawing. It's the one I made when I was six. A flying cat, sun with sunglasses, the sky was literally upside down, and the moon was on the grass.And finally, a starfish house. I didn't make it because it was practical. I didn't care about whether it was good or if it was realistic.I made it with the kind of joy that doesn't ask for permission. Now, fast forward, we grow up. We learn to meet deadlines, sit still, and do the right thing.But in the process, we lose something. Not because ...

Cancer Statistics and Misconceptions - The speech highlights that statistically, 54% of the world's population will know someone who has endured cancer [6][7] - It emphasizes that 405% of the world's population will have some form of cancer in their lifetime [7][8] - The speech addresses the misconception that cancer is a single disease, clarifying it is a massive classification of different diseases, some curable, some incurable [11][12] - The speech notes that treatment is tailored to the individual and the severity of their cancer [13] Personal Cancer Journey and Treatment - The speaker shares a personal experience with stage 3C testicular choriocarcinoma, a rare form of cancer [14][17] - The treatment plan had a 95% to 98% chance of survivability and a 90% chance to cure it entirely [18] - The speaker underwent multiple surgeries and intense chemotherapy [19] - The speaker highlights the importance of Dr Larry Einhorn's work in curing testicular cancer, saving over 300000 young men's lives [16] Mental Health and Coping Mechanisms - The speaker discusses the mental health challenges, including PTSD, resulting from chemotherapy [34] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of mental health and not neglecting it [36] - The speaker shares coping mechanisms such as holding onto hope, curiosity, and finding joy [29][30][31]

Caregiving & Alzheimer's Disease - The speaker emphasizes the importance of person-centered care, focusing on creating joy rather than just completing tasks in caregiving [6] - The industry highlights the dignity paradox, where dignity is considered a human right but often slips away in care settings [10] - The speaker advocates for shifting the approach to care by asking what matters most to the individual, potentially making care easier and more fulfilling [10] - The industry acknowledges the challenges of Alzheimer's, including anger, accusations, paranoia, and safety concerns, not just memory loss [11] - The speaker suggests that societal stigma isolates individuals with Alzheimer's, and community support could improve their experience [11] Innovative Care Models - The report references De Hogeweyk, a village in the Netherlands, as an example of a human-centered care model where residents experience a normal life [12] - The industry notes that Daybreak, an adult day services program, provided a meaningful experience for the speaker's mother by welcoming her as a volunteer [12] Finding Joy in Unexpected Places - The speaker shares personal anecdotes, such as laughing about cutting the leg off pants, to illustrate finding joy in difficult situations [15] - The industry emphasizes embracing the present moment and finding joy in the absurdity of situations, like finding a phone in the freezer [11]