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My Favorite TED Videos

TED

TED is awesome

Prior to November 2008 I'd never heard of TED, TED.com or anything like it. It was only while reading Chang-Won Kim's Web 2.0 Asia Weblog and noticing a technology event called TEDxSeoul (that Chang was talking at) that I worked it all out. If you don't know, or haven't heard about TED then read the Wikipedia entry on it.

Any spare time I've had since leaving TEDxSeoul in November I've been watching TED talks. I'm also keen to get to the next  TEDxMelbourne (I watched the one recently  live online), and I'm dead keen hearing about what goes on at on TEDxSydney.

As well as watching TED videos, I've also been telling everyone I know about them and sending them links on facebook. In the future I will direct them to this post.

Here's a list of my favorite TED videos in no real order, I've never watched a bad one...

Hans Rosling

Hans Rosling is fascinating with his statistics, and desire to get the world's publicly funded data accessable and searchable for everyone.

More on Hans Rosling and his gapminder data and software at gapminder.org

   

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