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    While listing to the Ted Talk of Gever Tulley: 5 dangerous things you should let your kids do is an interesting topic. Tulley mentions objects that kids should be allowed to play with for they can have a valuable opportunity to learn how to interact with the world around them. With that said, Gever Tulley is a computer scientist and is the founder of Tinkering School. He is the benefactor of the organization Thinker; he wants to help kids build things they have in mind. The five dangerous things…

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    In the case of Ted Bradford, he spent 10 years in prison accused of rapping a woman in Yakima Washington on September 29, 1995. The woman was in her house with her child when she heard a noise and realized a man was walking towards her. The man manipulated her and raped her. The man demanded for the victim to not look at him at any point. He handcuffed her and put a Lone Ranger-style mask over her face. The victim told the police some factors of the man who raped her such as his ethnicity, hair…

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    In the Ted Talk by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, is something everyone should watch. She told the story of how she was introduced to a boy named Fide and realized his family wasn’t as rich as hers. However, she did mention visiting him in his own village and seeing the talent his family has such as the basket making. This was some sort of bias, as just because he’s poor it has nothing to do with special talents someone may have. This is why I believe everyone should ignore all the bias. Everyone has…

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    In his TED talk, “The voice of the natural world,” Bernie Krause explains that the discipline of “soundscape ecology” focuses on the broad spectrum of acoustical energy across a variety of temporal and spatial scales in order to see how biological and non-biological sounds interact and influence each other. Krause describes these complex arrangements of sounds that make up the soundscape with the following terms: the “geophony” to describe non-biological sources of sound such as waves in the…

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    killer, people do not just wake up and start killing for no reason. Knowledge of how a person becomes a serial killer can help citizens identify people that are of possible risk, which in return would prevent murderers such as The Zodiac killer and Ted Bundy from going on killing sprees. What changes in a person's head to cause them to start killing innocent people? While in college you date multiple people and fall in love multiple times, sometimes they last and sometimes they end. Imagine…

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    “The Minotaur” by Ted Hughes; published in 1998, is one explicit example that shows Hughes’s utilization of poetic devices in order to show the complexity of factors that led to his tragedy-like relationship with Sylvia Plath. “The Minotaur” is written after the poem “Daddy”…

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    William Ury is a speaker for Ted Talks and he explains his thoughts about listening. He said listening is more important than talking, for that is the reason we are born with two ears and only one mouth. He says if you listen long enough, they will be more prepared to listen to you. For example, Ury meets the president of Venezuela during a civil war. Ury gave his opinion about what the president should do and the president became frustrated and started shouting at Ury. Ury did not yell back, he…

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    In Atul Gawande’s Ted Talk, “How do we heal medicine,” he expresses a concerned yet hopeful tone which explicitly describes the disturbing comparison between the cost of medical care and the lack of care patients are paying for. Even though there is an advancement in medical technology and medicine itself, most medical professionals increase the cost of this machinery to increase their own profit, without looking at the effects of the medicines used on a patient. Dr. Gawande emphasizes how…

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    education after high school is out of reach. After a bad divorce and financial hardship arose a lot of new limitations. Instead of letting their emotional, physical situations keep them from pursuing a good future they embrace the new changes. In his Ted Talk speaker Phil Hansen had a neurological disorder to prevent his passion of art to destroy his dream. He was in a dark place emotionally, unable to create any art. The shake developed out of really a single minded pursuit of…

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    In the videos provided, Joseph Grenny, a spokesman for influencing behavior and an influencer, describes to his audience the positive changes from and how-tos around behavior influence. In his Ted Talk, he uses the example of Jane: a mother of four, living in the Nairobi slum of Kenya. A survivor of incest, and a mother by the age thirteen, Jane left her home to find work. Sadly, work for young girls in this area is limited to sex trade and prostitution. Jane is now a mother of four, she is…

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