Ironmanlet said:I like then because they have so much information packed into a short time frame. Most of them are under 20 minutes. Some of them I really do not enjoy, but those are usually more political. I like the more informative ones.So here is a TED talk of Stephen Hawking in parabolic flight. One of my favorites. I cried the first time I watched it.
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TED Talks are short, powerful talks given by experts in various fields such as science, technology, business, and culture. They are designed to spread ideas and inspire people in a concise and engaging format.
TED Talks are typically around 18 minutes long, although some can be as short as 5 minutes or as long as 20 minutes. The length is carefully curated to keep the talks focused and impactful.
No, TED Talks cover a wide range of topics and disciplines. While science and technology are common themes, there are also talks on art, social issues, and personal experiences. The goal of TED Talks is to share ideas that are worth spreading, regardless of the subject.
TED Talks are carefully curated and speakers are selected through an application and audition process. While anyone can apply to give a TED Talk, the selection process is competitive and speakers are chosen based on their expertise, unique ideas, and ability to deliver a captivating talk.
No, TED Talks are available in over 100 languages through subtitles and translations. TED also has a program called TED Translators where volunteers translate talks into different languages to make them accessible to a global audience.