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Tag Archives: TED
TEDx Brussels: My Box Is On Fire
Today, I was lucky enough to be able to experience a TEDx Brussels conference, a local (independant) spinoff of the popular TED. In case you’re unfamiliar with the concept of “TED”, here’s a brief description. TED is a small nonprofit … Continue reading
TEDx Brussels: The Groundrules
*Edit 23/11*: TEDx Brussels is over, I’ve posted my findings in the following post: TEDx Brussels – My Box Is On Fire. Oh, and in case you got here by a Google Redirect, the TEDx Brussels website is currently offline! … Continue reading
“Schools Kill Creativity”, by Ken Robinson
Definately worth the watch. Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity. (source) You’ll lough out loud, and actually learn something about how our current education is … Continue reading
“Are we in control of our own decisions?”
There’s a very interesting video on TED by Dan Ariely, which asks “Are we in control of our own decisions?“. It’s rather scientific, but definately worth viewing (it has some well thought off humor in it, too), because it reflects … Continue reading