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TED talks

Here is what I learn with almost every time I watch a TED talk:

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  • Even the most amazing things are accomplished by regular people.
  • No matter how trivial a thing is, there is at least one point of view that makes it become amazing.
  • No matter how great or extensive the work is, it can be presented in 18 minutes for mere mortals.
  • Great talk = great content + enthusiasm + preparation.

This is why I have TED.com in my RSS client.

Posted by Tudor Girba at 17 March 2008, 10:55 pm link

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Ah, good to know. I did not know there was an RSS feed because it does not appear on the TED.com front page. Google found it for me: http://www.ted.com/themes/rss/id/46

Posted by Oscar Nierstrasz at 18 March 2008, 1:30 pm link

actually I subscribed also to the audio feed - one has to keep devouring information even when he is walking around or jogging :)

Posted by mircea at 19 March 2008, 1:15 am link
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