Your Favourite TED Talks (2 Viewers)

[Crobat]

I'm assuming a lot of you already watch the occasional TED talk here and there, and if you don't then enjoy your time in this thread because there are some incredibly awe-inspiring and informative talks on the TED database.

I've watched quite a number of them, but I'll start with the most recent one I've watched that I found interesting:

 

[astroman]

 

[Crobat]

Stephen Hawking is such a smart ass when it comes down to it

 

[astroman]

yea, i hope to see a Ted talk by Neil DeGrasse Tyson or Bill Nye.

 

[Crobat]

This a talk I think a lot of people on BoS should watch because you guys need the messages that come from this. The speaker is the Associate Professor of Business Administration in the Negotiation, Organizations & Markets Unit at Harvard Business School (and she's a very well respected social psychologist generally) so she's got some incredible qualifications to be giving this talk.

 

[Trebla]

This a talk I think a lot of people on BoS should watch because you guys need the messages that come from this. The speaker is the Associate Professor of Business Administration in the Negotiation, Organizations & Markets Unit at Harvard Business School (and she's a very well respected social psychologist generally) so she's got some incredible qualifications to be giving this talk.

lol got shown this at a training session for work

 

[nerdasdasd]

 

[fizzbylightning]

Thanks for creating this thread! Probably one of my favourites!

As I have an interest in science, I thought I'd include this one of how the composition of the microbes in your gut can determine which diseases you get. This has been implicated in things such as autism, obesity and even behavioural and personality traits which is really cool! So eat your fibre guys!

[video=youtube_share;FWT_BLVOASI]http://youtu.be/FWT_BLVOASI[/video]

 

[BLIT2014]

 

[Cleavage]

I feel like i developed an appreciate for an extra dimension, as to the emotional impact of any event upon those involved. Amazing story.

 

[Cleavage]

This a talk I think a lot of people on BoS should watch because you guys need the messages that come from this. The speaker is the Associate Professor of Business Administration in the Negotiation, Organizations & Markets Unit at Harvard Business School (and she's a very well respected social psychologist generally) so she's got some incredible qualifications to be giving this talk.

f33ls at 18:32 get me every time

 

[esaitchkay]

All the videos with Hans Rosling. Love that guy :')

 

[ameher]

I'm assuming a lot of you already watch the occasional TED talk here and there, and if you don't then enjoy your time in this thread because there are some incredibly awe-inspiring and informative talks on the TED database.

I've watched quite a number of them, but I'll start with the most recent one I've watched that I found interesting:

Yes thought that one was amazing! really enjoy TED talks, especially the application to the corporate world

 

[Rhinoz8142]

Recommend any video/talk about motivation or fear of failure..

 

[Crobat]

Recommend any video/talk about motivation or fear of failure..

This one is pretty good generally (UNSW alumnus):

But I'm more into using fear as motivation:

 

[nerdasdasd]

I'm assuming a lot of you already watch the occasional TED talk here and there, and if you don't then enjoy your time in this thread because there are some incredibly awe-inspiring and informative talks on the TED database.

I've watched quite a number of them, but I'll start with the most recent one I've watched that I found interesting:

Amazing once ,

Would especially suggest this one for SY

 

[nerdasdasd]

This one is pretty good generally (UNSW alumnus):

But I'm more into using fear as motivation:

First ted was amaze balls

 

[omni16]

<3 this thread.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buRLc2eWGPQ

this one was pretty funny

 

[Crobat]

This one was quite interesting about good leadership:

 

[astroman]

One of the best, very inspiring.