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Photography, the language of the Renewed Humanity | Reza Deghati | TEDxFiesole
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-21 15:05
Thank you. Uh I quit architecture 45 years ago when I realized how impactful and how important is the photography and will be the photography in our time. 45 years ago decision.Now we see how important more and more become photography to creating connection between humanity to creating a connection between the culture and bringing community together because we only get attracted to someone who we know about him. And knowing these days it's happening about photography. So for 45 years I was roaming almost th ...
Speak in Stickers: Emojis and Communication | Sameeksha Ramesh | TEDxGEMSWellingtonAcademyAlKhail
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-25 16:46
Communication Evolution - Digital communication has evolved to include memes, GIFs, stickers, and emojis, becoming essential for expression [2] - Over 70 billion emojis are sent daily, highlighting the need for emotional connection in digital communication [2][3] - Visuals serve as a universal language, transcending linguistic barriers but also revealing generational divides in interpretation [4] - Generational differences exist in emoji usage, with Gen Z using the crying emoji for laughter and older generations using it for sadness [4][5] - Gen Alpha blends memes, TikToks, and emojis into a dynamic language, making visuals integral to their self-definition [5][6] Impact of Visuals - Visuals are processed faster and retained longer than text, making them powerful tools for succinct communication [7] - Visuals have made communication faster but may compromise sincerity, as they sometimes replace thoughtful expression [8][9] - Overusing visuals in professional settings can appear unprofessional, requiring a balance between engagement and clarity [11] - Visual communication is evolving and offers a playground for creativity, but its impact on language requires consideration [12][13] Future of Language - Language is constantly evolving to meet current needs, maintaining the core need for understanding [14] - The future may involve devices understanding emotions and creating adaptive visuals, presenting both opportunities and risks [13]