TED2010: Reports on day 3

This week TED 2010 takes place in Long Beach, California. After the reports on day 1, day 2 , it’s now time for a list of links and reports about the third day at TED 2010.

Bill Gates Slides

Session 8: Boldness

  • John Underkoffler: “Technology is capable of expressing generosity. And we need to demand that.”
  • Sergey Brin: Our focus has really been what’s best for the Chinese people.
  • George Church: “We’re not making life from scratch; we’re using all the tricks an engineer can use to leverage natural processes.”
  • Jim Stolze: 8 ways to create a successful TEDx
  • Dave Levin and Mike Feinberg (KIPP): “Teaching is the world’s finest calling.”
  • Bill Gates: “If I only had only one wish for the next 50 years, it’d be to invent the thing that halves the cost of CO2.”

Photo by James Duncan Davidson (TED)

Session 9:

  • Temple Grandin: If you have these smart geeky kids with a touch of autism, you need to get them turned on to cool things.
  • Chris Anderson (of Wired): We think the tablet is the future of magazines. Flexibility in design, plus interactivity.
  • Mitchell Joachim: Imagine growing your own home – out of meat.
  • Marian Bantjes (designer): On every job I ask: Does my work bring joy? inspire wonder? provoke curiosity?
  • Denis Dutton: Some of these beautiful, symmetrical Acheulean hand axes show no wear on their edges. What were they for? Perhaps they were art.
  • Raghava KK: I might look like a clean sweet boy. But I am capable of thinking anything!

Photo by James Duncan Davidson (TED)

Session 10: Play

  • David Byrne, Thomas Dolby and Ethel rock out playing (Nothing But) Flowers.
  • Dave Weaver: “How do you answer, ‘What’s a TED?’”
  • Sarah Silverman A new perspective on the number 3000.
  • David Rockwell on the Imagination Playground: “No project has ever made me happier.”
  • Yoni Benatar pilots mini drones from his iphone with augmented reality.
  • Eve Ensler: “Girls: our greatest natural resource.”
  • Julia Sweeney ruminates on how to have “the talk” with her 8 year old.
  • Natalie Merchant serenades the audience with musical poetry.

Please click here for all reports on TED 2010.

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