Learn how to make your travels truly transformative in Pico Iyer’s upcoming TED Course “How to take a life-changing journey.” You’ll learn how to set an intention and choose a destination, how to make the most out of your arrival and be fully present while you travel, how to navigate cultural differences and how to live differently when you return home. Enroll now: tedtalks.social/3aO9LQl
"Some things are beyond the mind, thus beyond understanding. The mind has to realize it has limitations. All infinite and never-ending things are beyond the mind, and the essence of everything is infinite and never-ending."-a passage from "The Present" on *the truth contest site* ...it is time to see our limitations and just know the big picture of life. The book tells you the big picture.
Beautiful and romantic. I wonder though if Pico Iyer has ever been broke, and what his thoughts are on living with uncertainty - journeying through life - when you are poor.
I've been scared of the idea of going to a foreign country with a language I didn't understand like Japan because... well, I've always said "what if I mess up on some matter of hospitality or something" and "I don't know how I would handle surviving there with the language barrier alone" (plus the additional fear of having gone to the country but not done enough), but I forgot (or perhaps didn't even know) that one point of travelling was to plunge into the unknown, into places I wouldn't be (in more than one sense) otherwise...
"Iyer expands on this curious insight about knowledge gained with age: that the more we know, the more we see how little we know." How innovative: Socrates thought about it too - about TWO THOUSAND YEARS AGO. Come on...
that was a nice speech with some points to think about. I know that he doesn't mean to make people into walking questionmarks, but having knowledge is power, however you look at it. Although power might not mean happiness.
That was an important talk. More importantly, this makes us think about thinking itself. How much do we really know? Here we had the US govt. say that the Taliban could never really get a foothold and here we are, in a month they've overrun the country. Do experts really know a lot? Rolf dobelli's book shows data that experts aren't that better at predicting than a random picker. What then about us mere mortals.
Hey, TED, why did you take down Bearing's video? I didn't get to see it before it was taken down, apparently due to a copyright claim from you guys. All of his videos have fallen under Fair Use in the past, so what makes it different this time?
Learn how to make your travels truly transformative in Pico Iyer’s upcoming TED Course “How to take a life-changing journey.” You’ll learn how to set an intention and choose a destination, how to make the most out of your arrival and be fully present while you travel, how to navigate cultural differences and how to live differently when you return home. Enroll now:
tedtalks.social/3aO9LQl
There's something beautiful about the way this man speaks!
Being human is much more important than being fully sure. ♥️
"Some things are beyond the mind, thus beyond understanding. The mind has to realize it has limitations. All infinite and never-ending things are beyond the mind, and the essence of everything is infinite and never-ending."-a passage from "The Present" on *the truth contest site* ...it is time to see our limitations and just know the big picture of life. The book tells you the big picture.
Secret to having a great life - saying "yes" to experiences!
Anya Semenova.... no
:P
"Novel" experiences! Agreed!
John V. Karavitis
3x experience? NO.
Have u tried sending me 100€?
have you tried this drug called...
Love this, so therapeutic and calming.
I keep watching this video and every single time. It just hits.
Beautiful and romantic.
I wonder though if Pico Iyer has ever been broke, and what his thoughts are on living with uncertainty - journeying through life - when you are poor.
"You're only as strong as your readiness to surrender".
I got a lot from this talk... Must Appreciate....Great Work Done
this is such a calming talk, definitely taking this on board.
Anyone else think he sounds like Varus from Game of Thrones, like not only the way he sounds, but the manner in which he talks?
Somehow he reminds me of robin williams. :)
Right? he just has that peaceful nature about him :)
That and his facial expressions actually
إجيت من قناة دروس أون لاين أستاذ أحمد ، مشكور على الفيديو
مثلج
وانا كمان
+دعاء محمد
استفاديتي ؟
His voice narrates a travel series of commercials for AirBnb
he has given so many great ted talk. he is like dan ariely.
I've been scared of the idea of going to a foreign country with a language I didn't understand like Japan because... well, I've always said "what if I mess up on some matter of hospitality or something" and "I don't know how I would handle surviving there with the language barrier alone" (plus the additional fear of having gone to the country but not done enough), but I forgot (or perhaps didn't even know) that one point of travelling was to plunge into the unknown, into places I wouldn't be (in more than one sense) otherwise...
thank's a lot TED u are the only shiny thing in internrt
As Socrates says, "I know one thing, that I know nothing"
Funny that some think the message here is that we should all travel.
I think it's beautiful to never know what happened to Trump's hair.
It hid
It's in the orangutan protection refuge with the rest of his family.
...and Bidens IQ
"Iyer expands on this curious insight about knowledge gained with age: that the more we know, the more we see how little we know." How innovative: Socrates thought about it too - about TWO THOUSAND YEARS AGO. Come on...
Anyone else feel this speech was only therapeutic?
Don't settle..... Just live
شكرا المترجمة حنان والمدقق حسين
محاظرة رائعة
arigatō gozaimasu, perfect!
Just kuz you dont get it, dont dislike the video!
***** Just kuz you dont get it dont be angry man.
I don't know if I know that I know what I actually don't know the things I know.
我不知道我是否知道我是知道不知道那些我不知道我知道的事前。 Hey, dude, nice job.
TED, you had a video taken down of Bearing.
Copyright? What about fair use???
I'll bet you're not going to answer this.....
Wonderful!
perfect!
A Marvel this man ❣️
that was a nice speech with some points to think about. I know that he doesn't mean to make people into walking questionmarks, but having knowledge is power, however you look at it. Although power might not mean happiness.
he spoke exaltly 10 minutes damn!
TED forces you to
That was an important talk. More importantly, this makes us think about thinking itself. How much do we really know? Here we had the US govt. say that the Taliban could never really get a foothold and here we are, in a month they've overrun the country. Do experts really know a lot? Rolf dobelli's book shows data that experts aren't that better at predicting than a random picker. What then about us mere mortals.
مين اللي جاي من دروس اونلاين 😄👍
أنا :-)
hamzaa_ almahry انا 😅😅😅
hamzaa_ almahry
ني😂
hamzaa_ almahry انا 🙃
انا😅😅
He sounds like Conleth Hill or Varys from Game of Thrones
Life is not knowing.
Hey, TED, why did you take down Bearing's video? I didn't get to see it before it was taken down, apparently due to a copyright claim from you guys. All of his videos have fallen under Fair Use in the past, so what makes it different this time?
This was great
I live ted talks keep up the great ones
Why are Ted talks so vague these days?
you think it too.!
cause Indians
probably because abstract stuff goes over most people's smartphone obsessed heads these days
can you please do a video on maternal narcissism(narcissistic mother)......how can a scapegoat show everyone(family) the real truth...
I wonder if we will have TED Live soon, anybody?
Pay $7,500 and you can see live
hey im new here, can anybody tell me who gives the best speeches/drmonstrations on this channel? thanks
I can now tell you who doesn't.
Universal Exports who?
Love
I actually understand his theorem: He is living in pure truth.
Is he demonstrating the theory of Negative capability?
🎉
Remember when TED talks actually had something of value to offer?
great
did pico write a book about this?
Why does Ted upload their videos after a month after it was uploaded in their app .They could upload at the same time, right.
Shashank Sam They do it as an incentive for people to use their app, by getting early access to talks before the general public in UA-cam.
Daniel J. De Jesús of course. you are right
*TED*
Ideas worth _silencing._
#IdeasWorthSilencing
He's talking about "yugen".
His son
A concept in Japanese aesthetics, but I'm referring to it's use in Zen Buddhism.
yo
good
Imwas going to watch a nice video then out of no more this video can not video because it has been copyright claimed by Ted Talks. Why?
TheACGafmer
nothing was said.
راقي
boku no pico
How Beautiful You Are ~
Varys?
Nonsense.
DK Kempion...... I know right.... WTF is this.....ted is so much hit and miss these days
pumpuppthevolume
Zactly. It's "WTF?" anymore. That's why I'm also subbed to Big Think.
5th.
11th
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super like😋
he moved to Japan so he could be taller then most the people. This guy is all over the place. fail.