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artistically subtle in a way that science can't capture and I found it fascinating none of this had even a hope

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Now, this sounds like common sense, and it is, but there's a lot of science to back this up, based on the way our spatial memory works.

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at once science tells us that what passes for multitasking is nothing of the sort it

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In French Polynesia, at the Tetiaroa Hope Spot, Richard and Mary Bailey are pioneering science-based tourism with a conservation twist.

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so reaching out to your neighbor's boss is how you get that unposted job. It's not cheating. It's the science of how information spreads. Last but not least, Emma believed

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commuting into my office at the University of Chicago, where I work as a professor of behavioral science. That morning on the train began like every other I'd been on

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Translator: Joseph Geni Reviewer: Joanna Pietrulewicz Science. The very word for many of you conjures unhappy memories of boredom

Why curiosity is the key to science and medicine | Kevin B. Jones

But let me assure that what you did there had very little to do with science. That was really the "what" of science.

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had very little to do with science. That was really the "what" of science. It was the history of what other people had discovered.

Why curiosity is the key to science and medicine | Kevin B. Jones

What I'm most interested in as a scientist is the "how" of science. Because science is knowledge in process.

Why curiosity is the key to science and medicine | Kevin B. Jones

is the "how" of science. Because science is knowledge in process. We make an observation, guess an explanation for that observation,

Why curiosity is the key to science and medicine | Kevin B. Jones

teach us what we don't know and lead us to something new. This is how science moves forward. This is how science learns. Sometimes in the media, and even more rarely,

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that something or other has been scientifically proven. But I hope that you understand that science never proves anything definitively forever.

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definitively forever. Hopefully science remains curious enough to look for

Why curiosity is the key to science and medicine | Kevin B. Jones

(Laughter) I'm like science Gallagher up here. So a lot of people would look at that --

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is not closed. Medicine is science. Medicine is knowledge in process.

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This is why, for the last 15 years, once a month, I've uploaded a free science or engineering video to YouTube to my now 75 million subscribers

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This is why it kills me if someone's like, "Oh, I don't like science because it's boring." But at the same time, I get it.

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is easy access to what I think are those two most important values for any science: humility and curiosity.

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This is a person. This outlier, this exception, may lead to the advancement of science, but this is a person.

Why curiosity is the key to science and medicine | Kevin B. Jones

I've said for like a decade, my dream job is to be a middle-school science teacher, and I will be.

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myself, with a team of about 50 people, including some of the best science teachers in the country, have been secretly working on a full science curriculum,

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including some of the best science teachers in the country, have been secretly working on a full science curriculum, and it uses all the tricks I’ve learned from the past 15 years

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from banger videos the kids are going to beg to rewatch, that demonstrate the science -- yes, that is a wrench in an MRI machine,

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And then it’s got these really thought-out curated science demos where the kids get to viscerally interact with the science

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curated science demos where the kids get to viscerally interact with the science that the teachers can make

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and the teacher becomes the hero, as we engage the students in real science and engineering they actually care about.

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We're starting with grades three through eight. It exceeds all the state science standards, but most importantly,

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but most importantly, it’s exactly what science class is meant to be: super freaking fun.

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It's basically magic, but science. Which makes it cooler than magic.

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The world has evolved, and teaching science is long overdue for disruption. I'm happy to report that of the teachers

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because of our ability to explain complicated things simply and for our very unique experience in solving the science motivation gap for 15 years,

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95 percent of the teachers said that when we're done, they would want this to be their full science curriculum. And so the idea is you combine incredible teachers

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is the equivalent of driving with a blood alcohol content above the legal limit. Researchers in this area have produced tremendous science showing the benefits of later start times.

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But it's only been in the past 100 or so years that we've started understanding the science of cannabis and its effects. We know that the cannabis plant contains hundreds of chemical compounds,

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We just don't have good evidence that it can help with insomnia. So our team at the Centre for Sleep Science at the University of Western Australia in Perth

Can Cannabis Help You Sleep? Here’s the Science | Jen Walsh | TED · TED

we really need to generate more evidence and to understand the science better. Our research here in Perth is leading the way

Can Cannabis Help You Sleep? Here’s the Science | Jen Walsh | TED · TED

I’m a data nerd. I was so excited to read about the science of ASMR. In 2013, there wasn’t a single peer-reviewed research study.

The Brain Science (and Benefits) of ASMR | Craig Richard | TED · TED

telling this wonderfully intellectual audience about nun pee? Well, I'm a science journalist and multimedia producer, who has always been fascinated by gross stuff.

Why you should love gross science | Anna Rothschild

So fascinated, in fact, that I started a weekly YouTube series called "Gross Science," all about the slimy, smelly, creepy underbelly

Why you should love gross science | Anna Rothschild

So, I was what you might call a gross kid. In fact, my love of science itself began when my parents bought me a slime chemistry set

Why you should love gross science | Anna Rothschild

the number of middle school teachers who show my videos in their science classes is a testament to that.

Why you should love gross science | Anna Rothschild

we're being much too naive about it. But AI is science, you might think. It's cutting-edge technology, right?

Beware the Power of Prediction | Carissa Véliz | TED · TED

including family of choice. Indeed, science shows that social connections broadly predict life satisfaction.

Stop Telling Single People to Get Married | Peter McGraw | TED · TED

I'm a social psychologist, and I've been studying the science of uncomfortable social interactions for over 20 years.

The Problem With Being “Too Nice” at Work | Tessa West | TED · TED

Can we be more like Aria? Research from the Association of Psychological Science discovered that it's early adolescence that our brains change,

Want to Get Ahead at Work? Risk the Awkward Moments | Henna Pryor | TED · TED

on the lived experiences of navigating long-term health behavior change, how do they align with the science? In my work examining physical activity behaviors among Black women,

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But between 2014 and 2020, when you look at the top sports exercise science journals, only six percent of the publications,

What Women Athletes Need to Unlock Their Full Potential | Kate Ackerman | TED · TED

So I didn't even want to believe this was true. But once Emily brought me a huge stack of peer-reviewed science, I couldn't deny anymore, yes, stress manifests in the body

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Can changing how you think about stress make you healthier? And here the science says yes. When you change your mind about stress,

How to Make Stress Your Friend | Kelly McGonigal | TED · TED

he had the structure and freedom to turn his curiosity into craft, applying math, science and design to building a small business of his own.

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and living well into your 90s. And this is really what the new science of stress reveals, that how you think about stress matters.

How to Make Stress Your Friend | Kelly McGonigal | TED · TED

Now I wouldn't necessarily ask for more stressful experiences in my life, but this science has given me a whole new appreciation for stress. Stress gives us access to our hearts.

How to Make Stress Your Friend | Kelly McGonigal | TED · TED

through cross-curricular work and projects that include math, science, the humanities, art, home ec, sports to show them that deep learning and critical thinking

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as women come to learn organizing and recruitment strategies, to study exercise science, to take nutrition classes,

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My curiosity was piqued. I decided to research the science and the habits of the place, and I started with the genetic profile.

The secret to living longer may be your social life | Susan Pinker

(Applause) Now, these centenarians' stories along with the science that underpins them prompted me to ask myself some questions too,

The secret to living longer may be your social life | Susan Pinker

More black men die from high blood pressure than from anything else, even though decades of medical wisdom and science have demonstrated that death from high blood pressure can be prevented

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Who has the time? I would argue, though, that if we were to use science as our guide, that we would find an upstream approach is absolutely necessary.

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is actually shaping our genetic code. The science of epigenetics looks at those molecular mechanisms, those intricate ways in which our DNA is literally shaped,

What makes us get sick? Look upstream | Rishi Manchanda

>> I'm meeting up with her to find out more about the surprising science of muscles and how it's changing who and what we

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we need to combine physics, math, neuroscience, psychology, computer science and more, to develop a new science of intelligence.

Can AI Match the Human Brain? | Surya Ganguli | TED · TED

neuroscience, psychology, computer science and more, to develop a new science of intelligence. The science of intelligence

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to develop a new science of intelligence. The science of intelligence can simultaneously help us understand biological intelligence

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and create better artificial intelligence. And we need this science now, because the engineering of intelligence

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has vastly outstripped our ability to understand it. I want to take you on a tour of our work in the science of intelligence that addresses five critical areas in which AI can improve --

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we have to go far beyond our current training algorithms and turn machine learning into a new science of machine teaching. And neuroscience, psychology and math can really help here.

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To understand, to cure and to augment the brain. So I hope you'll see that the pursuit of a unified science of intelligence that spans brains and machines

Can AI Match the Human Brain? | Surya Ganguli | TED · TED

But it's important that this pursuit be done out in the open so the science can be shared with the world, and it must be done with a very long time horizon.

Can AI Match the Human Brain? | Surya Ganguli | TED · TED

and it must be done with a very long time horizon. This makes academia the perfect place to pursue a science of intelligence. In academia, we're free from the tyranny of quarterly earnings reports.

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For all these reasons, we're actually building a new center for the science of intelligence at Stanford. While there have been incredible advances in industry

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now increasingly happening behind closed doors, I'm very excited about what the science of intelligence can achieve out in the open.

Can AI Match the Human Brain? | Surya Ganguli | TED · TED

some history some philosophy a smattering of Science and a bunch of exercises and tips for channeling the

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some of those businesses we start ourselves. We've drawn the attention of folks like the National Science Foundation, who have chosen us as one of 10 innovation communities across the country,

A Bold Idea to Rebuild the Working Class | Molly Hemstreet | TED · TED

It's in the middle of the jungle. We produce science. also communicate the science to people that are not scientists

The Hidden Cost of Buying Gold | Claudia Vega | TED · TED

We produce science. also communicate the science to people that are not scientists in a way that they can have information to make better decision.

The Hidden Cost of Buying Gold | Claudia Vega | TED · TED

And also we work with politicians so they can base their decisions on science. Fish is the main source of protein for Indigenous people in the Amazon.

The Hidden Cost of Buying Gold | Claudia Vega | TED · TED

ES: This is one of the wickedest, or, we call them wicked hard problems. Our industry, our science, everything about the world that we have built

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I'm sure that there is an enormous amount of physics in dark energy, dark matter. Think about the revolution in material science. Infinitely more powerful transportation,

The AI Revolution Is Underhyped | Eric Schmidt | TED · TED

Infinitely more powerful transportation, infinitely more powerful science and so forth. I'll give you another example.

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and George Bernard Shaw is pondering the future Science and Technology are reshaping the world in astonishing ways to many the

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from agriculture and weaving into science and medicine. It's also, as we've been hearing all week,

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is how little we know, how little science knows, about building it. Every day, parents and teachers ask me,

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or the way you think about the situation. This is the science in one sentence: you change the circumstances

How to Set the Right Goals and Stay Motivated | Ayelet Fishbach | TED · TED

Pretty early on in my career, I published a paper in "Science" with my collaborators, entitled, "Spending Money on Others Promotes Happiness."

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Making art is activism. I had a client that I worked with who was in the science space, and they were working in a climate change sector,

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and I had no idea how or if I could make a life without him. So I turned to science. I researched everything I could find about the science of romantic love,

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So I turned to science. I researched everything I could find about the science of romantic love, and I think I was hoping that it might somehow inoculate me from heartache.

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SA: The thing that I'm personally most excited about is AI for science at this point. I am a big believer

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that it's currently weak at. It can't go discover new science and update its understanding and do that. And it also kind of can't, even if we lower the bar,

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So let me take you on a journey today through the science behind all of these "love handles" stories out there. I'm going to let you in on three specific challenges

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about what cows do and all that kind of thing, but the science is actually really clear.

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John: But ... our research has taught us that there are science-based tools that can gentle down a conflict,

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So we were seeing that and we also understood that the best way to address, we knew from science, that the best way to address the impacts of stress and trauma in children

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and I am also a big nerd like my friends. I love science, which is why I can give them something like an answer. Research actually has pretty solid evidence

How couples can sustain a strong sexual connection for a lifetime | Emily Nagoski

but, "How do we find our way back to it?" And, yes, there is science to answer this question, but in 25 years as a sex educator,

How couples can sustain a strong sexual connection for a lifetime | Emily Nagoski

one thing I have learned is sometimes, Emily, less science, more hedgehogs.

How couples can sustain a strong sexual connection for a lifetime | Emily Nagoski

So I told them about me. I spent many months writing a book about the science of women's sexual well-being. I was thinking about sex all day, every day,

How couples can sustain a strong sexual connection for a lifetime | Emily Nagoski

talking with anyone who would listen about the science of women's sexual well-being. And by the time I got home, you know,

How couples can sustain a strong sexual connection for a lifetime | Emily Nagoski

And here's the exciting news: it's actually not rocket science. Open communication, mutual respect,

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