So, why are utopias important for human mankind?🤷♀️🤷♂️
There are probably few people who have scrutinized the many dimensions of utopias and dystopias as Gregory Claeys, current chair of the Utopian Studies Society. Watch his talk and get inspired! https://t.co/5pm2q3yUwn
Never underestimate the wisdom of your grandmother! 👵 Kaouthar Darmoni’s grandma taught her how to be feminine and that beauty, grace and playfulness are ageless and timeless. And much more. Watch her talk!
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Eli Perzlmaier spreads love all over the room ❤️. She knows that the world needs more heart work and that everyone can and should contribute in order to create a utopian future. Watch her #tedxlinz talk in German: https://t.co/lY6Xc3BbsG
Baking bread 🍞, not breaking bad! Bread is part of our everyday life and we have good emotions 🤗 when we see or taste it 😋. However, in space, baking is a rocket science. So, how can you do it, Sebastian Marcu? #tedxlinz https://t.co/eZNO68ZvHf
Utopia from an achitect's point of view.🏣 Sinus Lynge elaborates on how we all could tackle the growing demands for food🍛, water💧, energy🔥 and housing 🏡while adapting to a rapidly changing climate 🌎and a growing world population👥.
https://t.co/rMDV1cuHiS #tedxlinz
They are only two numbers: 0 and 1 and they change the world. Robert Wille tells us how building computers is so simple. And building computers is so complex! Curious what he means? Watch his #tedxlinz talk! https://t.co/FApgDSCmyN
Katie Bouman💪 in 2016: Her role in taking a picture of a #blackhole was to design an algorithm that finds the most reasonable picture that also fits the telescopes measurements. But how can we know that it is one if we don't know how it looks like. #ted
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With the help of micro-controllers, sensors and computer programming, everyone is given the opportunity to create objects and music machines according to their own ideas. Fascinating instruments on the #tedxlinz stage, Jens Vetter. 💪 https://t.co/jX9CzYb3h2
We do have all ressources to fix all the problems in the world. Isn't this great? Why don't we fix them? What stops us? Gemita Samarra says, let's start doing and stop thinking! Watch her #tedlinz talk! https://t.co/LoJ6E1gBgs
Kalpana Kotagal brings diversity and all the good that comes with it, into Hollywood productions and other endeavors. She uses the “inclusion rider,” a powerful mechanism to boost diversity. Watch the #tedxlinz talk: https://t.co/UgkxB2ppzz
The first #tedxlinz video from this year's event: It already has more than 30.000 views on youtube. 🎊 Tanya Dimitrova talked about her Science Journal for Kids - a free online magazine for kids publishing the latest scientific research papers. Watch it: https://t.co/rRf63QRmVc
UTOPIA IN ACTION: Fridays for future! Go, go, go, you great young inspiring people!!!💪💪💪💪
Margaret Mead’s: “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world: indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” #tedxlinz https://t.co/zG0K7afZGW
Photos...photos...photos!📷 The greatest captures of the #tedxlinz event 2019 are here. Check them out: https://t.co/Nh9pdL1Mdd Thank you Manfred Koppensteiner @manfredkoppenst for helping us keep our memories. 🙏
Thank you dear guests for bein there with us 🤩. We are so thankful about all speakers and presented their ideas of UTOPIA💡. We also deeply appreciate each member of our #tedxlinz team and of course our sponsors and partners! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 THANK YOU and see you next year!!!❤️
What is the "(R)evolution of first steps" for UTOPIA? Session 4 showed us: Just take action! You are a great inspiration: Sinus Lynge, Eli Perzlmaier and Gemita Samarra. ❤️
This was session 1: In your wildest dreams. With the speakers Gregory Claeyes, Ulrike Guerot, Kalpana Kotagal. Thank you for your views on Utopian studies, diversity in Hollywood films and European democracy. 💪