Accepting the role of technology in our lives | Akarsh Verma | TEDxYouth@BIS

We need to accept the role of technology in our lives, and we need to bridge the generation gap.
Akarsh is a grade 11 student in his first year at BIS. He has lived in Chennai, India for 5 years and Ann Arbor, Michigan for 10. His speech is about the acceptance of technology in our daily lives and the neccessity of involving all ages in this technology boom. His interest in this topic came from the apparent lack of integration of technology into society when he lived in India.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@Highlander21]

It’s my presentation In my class tomorrow on the topic impact of technology in our lives we have to give a 1 he speech on that topic and I’m just listening to this and try to learn it ur my inspiration wish me luck for my presentations

[@cholenia2840]

@dhanush sk which school do you go to

[@gaurigarole19]

How was it?

[@puchakalayasambasivarao8063]

Bro please give me that information bro tomorrow I also have that program in clg brother otherwise say some more words about that topic brother what you did please 😟

[@audorksdelivered]

Couldn't agree more! in business alone, technology makes our lives easier.

[@mubashirhayyat8682]

you give the best example of technology

[@HarryMaguire980]

Let's see who are seeing this the their eng grammar speaking skill project

[@aphixe]

hey akarsh i challenge you to teach my grandpa to use tech with say a simple device like a nokia brick phone or an ipad for that manner. its not happening, he got a new version on his dvr that changes the icons and a few minor ui changes and it upset him to no end for 2 weeks. and i look at it as no changes. but u know old people. change is hard

[@lordzj7873]

hello do you have a copy of the speech? im a filipino and I cant easily understand this.

[@vladimirortiz4612]

Tap on cc at the top right hand corner of the video, compa.

[@Abdulrahman-hb6fy]

"People over the age of 60 only 20% of them use social media whereas a large 60% of people between the age of 20 and 29 use social media"

[@animated4997]

Need subtitle also for the betterment

[@hardtalk8643]

Akash wow amazing

[@jayakumarsr1576]

My questions is the technology for whom?

[@ayansinha2355]

NOICE now study

[@akarsssh]

I wrote my name on youtube and here i am.

[@geetugupta7244]

Akash - Thankyou! Me - So, what exactly was your topic?

[@karubakiray3635]

😀

[@sashabraus224]

i want the speech writing because i can't understand easily

[@mohammadbhuhari4739]

Click on CC which is on top of ur screen... Of the video

[@JohnBrown722so]

U all will be held responsible and accountable for what you did

[@puch0t0b15]

No hay traductor al español esto es una estafa

[@angeladelarosaguzman7467]

sierto tienes toda la rason

[@jayakumarsr1576]

So we are placed for you in a showcase

[@mubashirhayyat8682]

Akarsh ....

[@Issaev-f1h]

Who gave him the idea to teach adults how to use smartphones?

[@TNMY_3010]

😲

[@pranavmawle3258]

0:22

[@SomeGuyFromMalta]

Ahh TEDx Talks. The only youtube channel with over 10k subs who cant get 100k views at any video ☠

[@filipe_paixao]

huuuuuuu... and huuuuu , huuuuu, so huuuuuu make huuuuu tech huuuuuuuuuuuu... *huuu HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU...*

[@alexmars3812]

THERE IS NO DEFINITION, EVEN IF THE BENEFITS ARE THE SAME. ONCE HUMAN ERRORS DUE TO REAL HEAVY, IF IT WAS THAT THERE WAS NO REAL BALANCE AND REAL HUMAN TASTE WAS CREATED WITH A PERSON, WHICH THE REAL PORTION WAS NEVER BEEN DIFFERENT THERE WAS THE REAL BALANCE IN THE LITERATURE, WHICH WAS IT WAS THAT WAS HAPPENING, WHICH WAS THERE AGAIN. WHICH HANDLED GUIDELINES.

[@JohnDought]

Drugs exist, should we accept drugs?

[@shankrithchandru629]

aphixe Breh chill out

[@maneeshakatiyar5348]

nokia.. brick phone..LMAO

[@jayakumarsr1576]

Shame no another way

[@Issaev-f1h]

Who gave him the idea to teach adults how to use smartphones?

[@Asemka-lc8et]

Гений екесің 😂