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Embracing my inner maths nerd | Harry Baker | TEDxHull
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- From studying maths and writing poetry in his spare time, Harry is now a full time poet who reads maths books for fun. In this talk, he shares some of his new poems exploring the link between maths and poetry and how, combined, they have helped him get through life events such as marathons, high school bullying, and even his Mum's cancer diagnosis. World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker published his debut anthology ‘The Sunshine Kid’ with Burning Eye in December 2014. His subsequent show of the same name was voted ‘Best Spoken Word show’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2015. Now a fully-fledged maths graduate and full-time poet/adventurer, his work combining his two biggest hobbies has been shared on TED.com and viewed millions of times all over the world, as well as being translated into 15 different languages. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Ah! A followup to Prime Time Loving. xD I love it.
Thankyou for being the reason to grow.
I need to stop watching this because I cry at the last one every time. I needed this now (and for the past... well, the past forever)
Harry will forever be my favorite poet
some of us are here because our maths teachers told us to go through this video and find the answers for questions
You're so bloody cool Harry. I am so inspired and have faith, again.
Thank you ❤
A poem by Mikey
Pink Racing Car
A pink racing car.
A pink racing car.
In my dreams I could go far
in my beloved pink racing car.
Mike Fuller ( October, 2015 )
1:54 with Captions Lol 😂😂
Brilliant as ever, so related to the last poem..... thank you!
Fabulous... you made me laugh and cry again!
You're not the only one.
Thank you
I am always your distant lover.
My biggest crush 💕💚💕
Great stuff! But the static noise is really annoying and hard to hear past
How long is a marathon race in miles
26.2
Who ran the marathon with Harry?