How dangerous is to have an idea? | Roberto Olivan | TEDxAmposta
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2015
- This question asked in a conversational tone somewhat provocative and somewhat humorous could be considered as having ideas disconcerting is not dangerous .... or maybe I'm wrong?
Any idea that comes to mind has the potential to become reality, and if the conditions are right context. The intermediate states between imagination and reality palpable owners make us feel our immediate impulses, but there are few occasions when we have this certainty. Often we are the ones that we get when obstacles materialize them. How many times have we thought that we have a very good idea, but then followed the thinking that says maybe too crazy or impossible, it could not be, and we have abandoned the process of making it a reality?
Determination, perseverance, spontaneity, no fears and prejudices, daring, intuition, courage, are adjectives that come to that wishes to meet its culmination.
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Born in Tortosa (12 November 1972), was formed at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona and PARTS (Performing Arts Research and Training Studios) in Belgium. Dance under the direction of renowned artists such as Robert Wilson, Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker, Josse de Pauw and Tom Jansen. In 2001 he created his own company ROBERTO & OLIVAN ENCLAVE ARTS MOVEMENT to continue his research in the performing arts
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
The title should be in Spanish if the talk is in Spanish. Thanks for wasting my time
Ita actually Portuguese
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Ian Moone catalan :)
David Amo Really? Like i am basing it off on the fact that me, a native spanish speaker, can understand a few word, but not all. kind of like comparing spanish with Itallian or Portuges
Ian Moone no sé qué querrás decir aquí, pero efectivamente eso es catalán, TEDxAmposta se hizo en Amposta municipio de Tarragona, Cataluña, el conferenciante es catalán además de que cualquier persona que viva en España sabría diferenciar el catalán del portugués o del gallego, aunque se parezcan mucho.
No habla.