TED: Ideas worth spreading Some of the talks on here are simply mind blowing, even for the laymen (which I am of course). The above link is the main site but here are a few to my favorite talks: Jill Bolte Taylor's stroke of insight | Video on TED.com David Gallo on life in the deep oceans | Video on TED.com Juan Enriquez shares mindboggling science | Video on TED.com (my fave)
Who doesn't enjoy TedTalks? You find 'em and I'll slap 'em. Ray Kurzweil on how technology will transform us | Video on TED.com
I love TED talks.....I can't watch your vids rights now but I guarantee you I will watch them all sometime. My favorite TED talk was one where a biologist was discussing Quorum Sensing. <not sure on the spelling right there.
Yep that one was also awesome. There is also a Discovery Special on Steven Hawkins, well worth a watch. You can find it on demonoid if you have an account there (in HD too).
The Ted talks teach me something new every time I watch them. And they make learning fun. If only some of my professors were more like the people speaking..
Been watching vids on TED for the past year and a half, love it its so good when you blaze a blunt and come in and watch like 2 videos or something
wow, how have i made it this far in life without discovering ted talks? (not sarcasm) i found something new to keep me from studying thank you
Pretty interesting lecture on biomimicry. Using natures designs in our own designs in order to be more efficient. The talk gets more interesting after the first 5 minutes. Janine Benyus shares nature's designs | Video on TED.com