How We'll Become Cyborgs and Extend Human Potential
Explore the future of human-machine integration and its potential to redefine human capabilities through NeuroEmbodied Design, as envisioned by bionics designer Hugh Herr at MIT Media Lab.
The Truth About Unwanted Arousal
Sex educator Emily Nagoski explores arousal nonconcordance, debunking myths and encouraging open conversations about the disconnect between physical response and pleasure in intimate experiences.
My Failed Mission to Find God - and What I Found Instead
Anjali Kumar's spiritual journey reveals a universal truth: our shared humanity transcends religious and cultural differences, emphasizing connection over division in a diverse world.
You Aren't at the Mercy of Your Emotions - Your Brain Creates Them
Discover how emotions are created by the brain and gain insights into controlling them. Learn from 25 years of research on facial expressions, brain scans, and physiology studies.
The Science of Cells That Never Get Old
Nobel laureate Elizabeth Blackburn explores the science of aging, discussing telomerase and its role in cellular longevity. Learn about groundbreaking research that may give us more control over the aging process.
How Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google Manipulate Our Emotions
Análisis provocativo sobre el dominio de las grandes tecnológicas, su influencia en nuestras vidas y las implicaciones para la sociedad cuando se prioriza el valor para los accionistas.
How Boredom Can Lead to Your Most Brilliant Ideas
Discover how moments of boredom can spark creativity and problem-solving. Learn to embrace idle time as a catalyst for forming new neural connections and generating innovative ideas.
The Human Insights Missing from Big Data
Tricia Wang explores the limitations of big data and advocates for "thick data" - qualitative insights from real people - to make better business decisions and navigate uncertainty.
Thoughts on Humanity, Fame and Love
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan shares insights on life, love, and fame in a charming talk, blending humor, wisdom, and his famous dance moves to inspire and entertain.
Poetry, Music and Identity
Exploración fascinante de la identidad, la poesía y la música a través de la Décima, culminando en una actuación única que fusiona culturas y tradiciones.
How Racism Makes Us Sick
Explore how discrimination impacts health beyond traditional factors, revealing systemic inequality. Learn about innovative programs working to dismantle racism and improve well-being for all.
I Grew Up in the Westboro Baptist Church - Here's Why I Left
Megan Phelps-Roper shares her journey from the controversial Westboro Baptist Church, highlighting the power of dialogue and open-mindedness in overcoming extreme ideological divides.
The Incredible Inventions of Intuitive AI
Explore the future of AI-enhanced design tools and robotic systems, showcasing their potential to revolutionize industries and augment human creativity in unprecedented ways.
My Son Was a Columbine Shooter - This Is My Story
A mother's journey to understand her son's role in the Columbine tragedy, exploring mental health, violence prevention, and the link between suicidal and homicidal thinking.
Will Automation Take Away All Our Jobs?
Economist David Autor explores the paradox of increasing employment despite automation, offering insights on the future of work and human adaptability in the face of technological change.
What Happens When You Have a Disease Doctors Can't Diagnose
Jennifer Brea shares her struggle with myalgic encephalomyelitis, highlighting the challenges of living with an undiagnosed illness and her mission to document patients' experiences through film.
What I Learned from 100 Days of Rejection
Discover how embracing rejection can lead to personal growth and unexpected opportunities through Jia Jiang's 100-day experiment of seeking out and overcoming fear of rejection.
The Urgency of Intersectionality
Kimberlé Crenshaw explores intersectionality, examining how race and gender biases combine to create greater harm. She urges awareness and advocacy for those facing multiple forms of exclusion and prejudice.
Architecture That's Built to Heal
Michael Murphy explores holistic architectural design that considers factors beyond aesthetics to create buildings that foster community and promote healing in various global contexts.
A Small Country with Big Ideas to Get Rid of Fossil Fuels
Discover Costa Rica's innovative approach to environmental protection and renewable energy, offering a blueprint for a global transition to clean energy across all sectors.
Why Brexit Happened and What to Do Next
Explore the societal divide behind Brexit and learn four steps towards a more inclusive world, addressing fears of globalization without succumbing to xenophobia or nationalism.