How I turned frustration into a solved Rubik's cube | Kabir Narasimhan | TEDxBasel

There is much talk about how we can best educate our children. However, maybe it's time to have kids themselves be a part of the conversation. Twelve-year old Kabir Narasimhan shows us how he made personal strides in learning by teaching himself to solve the Rubik's Cube.
The intro animation was produced as a collaboration between TEDxBasel and the Hochschule Luzern. This animation was created by Loïc Kreyden and Valentine Moser.
Find out more about this event and the other ideas that were shared at www.tedxbasel.com Kabir is 11 years old and was born in Boston where he lived for 6 years before moving to Basel. He enjoys traveling and has visited 34 countries across four continents with his family. He loves photography and has photographed many endangered species. He enjoys playing piano and guitar, and also plays basketball and soccer competitively.
“Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'!”―Audrey Hepburn This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@SMinthehouse]

He speaks really well for his age, mashallah!

[@soundsbounds8939]

so cool

[@Rbati_malaki]

How come this video isn’t viral KZbin !!????

[@Pavme]

only 1 comment? why not be the 2nd

[@chetankumar-nl5sn]

why he speaks that way at an early age. Following some kind of style of producing sounds.

[@bretsimner754]

...or it could be that he’s a great speaker!!

[@thiccnana6977]

Kinda lost ngl