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- You might want to turn your sound on for this video. According to astronomer Mark Whittle, this is what the universe sounded like after the Big Bang. In his TED Talk, he takes us back to when the universe was a newborn (about 400,000 years old) and shows how gravity and pressure made primordial gas pulse, creating massive sound waves. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more — including how this cosmic history still lives in the atoms we’re all made of.
- Having a tough time lately? You still deserve to treat yourself with compassion, says therapist KC Davis (@Kc Davis ) In her TED Talk, she offeis a practical approach to self and home care for those dealing with mental health, physical illness, and hard seasons of life. Want to learn more? Visit the 🔗in our ☣️ to watch the full TED Talk. #mentalhealth #selfcare
- It's time that democracy evolves to share power and opportunity equally, says communication strategist Sally Kohn. In her TED Talk, she introduces Democracy 3.0, a bold rethink that demands our politics and economy work better for all of us. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- [CW: Suicide] Hiding what you’re actually feeling does not protect you — it isolates you, says TOMS Shoes founder @Blake Mycoskie. In this heartfelt talk, he shares the story of how his struggle with depression nearly cost him his life — and explains why having honest conversations about mental health is the key to creating a culture of support, rather than shame. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #WorldMentalHealthDay
- In a world that prioritizes hot takes, we should all embrace the power of not knowing, says scientist and storyteller Harini Bhat (@Dr. Harini Bhat, PharmD). In her TED Talk, she shares how going down curiosity rabbit holes has led her to uncover unique scientific mysteries she never knew existed — and why leaning fully into your questions is vital. Visit the link in bio to learn more.
- People in the US are ready for bold democratic reform, says Pew Research Center president Michael Dimock. In his TED Talk, he explores how America’s founders didn’t create a finished system of government but rather launched an ongoing project that requires each generation to renew, adapt and reimagine the system for the next. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- Common ground does not begin with a moral agreement -- it begins with self-interest, says mediator Hiba Qasas. In her TED Talk, she makes the case that bringing people together shouldn't begin with empathy and reveals how leading with shared incentives may be a better way forward. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- What if students could keep learning until they’ve mastered a concept at their own pace, instead of giving them just one chance at an A? In this episode of TED Intersections, psychotherapist Esther Perel (@Esther Perel) and TED's vision steward Sal Khan (@Khan Academy) dive into how education, work and life are being optimized to a fault — and explore the human skills that machines can’t replace. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch their full discussion.
- Most people don’t know what they want, let alone what they don’t want, says journalist Kara Swisher. In this episode of Fixable (@Kara Swisher), she speaks with hosts Anne Morriss and Frances Frei about how she actually grew her career and how you can pursue more than just the opportunities that are offered to you. Visit the 🔗 in ☣️ our hear the full episode.
- We can learn a lot about creating stronger communities by emulating @Disney Parks, says community designer Zach DeBoer. In his TED Talk, he makes the case that borrowing some of the magic from Disney's designs could supercharge downtowns in the US. This could include more mixed-use buildings, pedestrian-friendly streets, preserving important landmarks and more. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- Is it realistic to move every 30 minutes throughout the day? After 1 week of testing out the advice in this TED Talk, here’s what TED’s social team learned: It’s not so easy! The good news? Any amount of movement, even as little as 1 minute every 60 minutes, is going to have a positive effect on your health and well-being — the point is to increase the frequency of how often you move throughout the day. To learn more about this topic, head to the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. PS: Did you try this challenge? If so, how did you do?
- Busy schedules, quiet group chats and no one’s sure who should text first. Sound familiar? On this episode of @Corner Piece, host Melissa Fernandes asks psychologist Marisa Franco why friendship gets so complicated as we get older, and what we can do to build closer connections. Visit the 🔗 in @TED’s ☣️ to listen to the full episode.
- “Perfect is the enemy of good," says former professional athlete Charly Haversat. In her TED Talk, she explores how the world has become obsessed with perfection, which can stall action on important issues. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.
- Moving throughout the day sounds easy, but it comes with its own challenges. TED's Social team has been trying to move every 30 minutes based on advice from Keith Diaz's TED Talk. Comment below if you want to take on this challenge yourself.
- Have you ever considered starting your own podcast? We caught up with TED podcast hosts @Chris Duffy, Sherrell Dorsey, @Manoush Z, @Molly Graham and @Elise Hu | Journalist to hear their thoughts on what they’ve learned over the years, plus what they’re obsessed with, their most embarrassing moments on air and more. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full video.
- Just how feasible is moving every 30 minutes throughout the day? We caught up with exercise scientist Keith Diaz to talk through the benefits and challenges, along with tips for combating our culture of sitting most of the day. Are you also doing the TED Talks Test this week? Comment below and let us know how it’s going.
- The challenge? Move for 5 minutes every 30 minutes for a whole day — 13 breaks in total. TED’s Social Team decided to take on the challenge for a whole week and it turns out it was a whole lot trickier than we thought. Are you also doing the TED Talks Test this week? Comment below and let us know how it’s going.
- Entertainer Keke Palmer (@Keke™) has mastered the art of performing, but she realized the skills that carried her family out of poverty might be the very thing that kept her trapped. In her TED Talk, she unpacks the hidden cost of hyper-functioning and what it really means to stop doing too much and start living. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to hear more.
- Moving more frequently can help your body and mind, say journalist Manoush Zomorodi (@Manoush Z) and exercise scientist Keith Diaz — but is it too tricky to put into practice? This week we’re taking on the challenge. If you're in too, comment below and let us know how it's going.
- It’s easier than ever to go the whole day without moving from your couch — but according to exercise scientist Keith Diaz, our world of convenience is terrible for your brain and body. In his TED Talk, he shares how taking movement breaks throughout the day can help you reclaim your health. This week, we're putting this to the test. Follow along or join us in our Instagram broadcast channel and share your progress.
- In 1930, in hopes of supporting farms and manufacturing, President Hoover made a bold decision: he approved a sweeping 20% tax on all imported agricultural and industrial goods. But the plan completely backfired, leading exports to fall and global trade to decline. And it wouldn't be the last time a world leader was shocked by a tariff’s consequences. In this TED-Ed animation, we'll trace the economic chain reaction of tariffs.#TEDTalk #TEDEd #Tariffs
- Life, like music, was never made to run in straight lines, says Grammy-winning musician Jacob Collier (@Jacob Collier ). In his TED Talk, he explores the immensely important lessons we can learn from music and its effect on us. Visit the link in our bio to watch his full talk plus a unique rendition of Louis Armstrong’s “What a Wonderful World.”
- If an AI data center is underway in your community, you and your neighbors have the power to push back, says climate expert Ari Matusiak. In his TED Talk, he shares how data centers are straining energy grids while raising your power bill — and explains how you can take charge and make demands that put your community first. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to hear about his full proposal.
- The first TED Talks Test starts Sept 28 — you in? Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to get ahead and watch the talk that inspired it all: “What sitting all day does to your brain and body” from Dr Keith Diaz.
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