How to design moments that help you live (almost) forever | John Coyle | TEDxNaperville

[@brendaaferber]

Great talk! Should be heard by millions!

[@nerodesign]

thank you Brenda - a huge passion for me as you know

[@livesimple-ub9qd]

3 rules of experiential time: Contraction, inversion, expansion Expansion, you can expand time via event horizons, Eugene O Kelly Euguene O Kelly expanded time by creating special moments

[@visualizecreate2530]

Just saw him @ a conference in DC. Excellent!!!

[@srijan55]

I always like to think that time is not an infinite dimension and we have our own windows assigned within it, But rather, our lives are the dimension and time is travelling through this. If we let it pass through our span slowly, then we truly will live before it falls over our span.

[@terryd2189]

Wow! Time... I want to live too! Great job! Can't wait to see you on the TED stage!

[@dianavalenzuela1632]

John, a sincerely moving experience. I really enjoyed how you demistified the acceleration of time.

[@DomAviationChannel]

This is one of the TEDx talks I really hope to live up to in my life.

[@mahdi8900]

Great speech.

[@Rypstyx]

Great Talk! Inspired me to take a closer look at how I experience my time...

[@Tipster49]

😫 yes, your graphs horrified me thank you for being brilliant and obsessing and sharing your results

[@sandboxwisdom]

Great talk my friend!

[@juuustpeachy]

Great talk!

[@lomertamahon1]

Reminds me of Patrick Swayze in Donnie Darko.

[@fruyklinredog3941]

Great talk, however I am confused about the last quote, "every man dies but not every man really lives" what about women? It is incredible that even today someone like him can not be smart enough to adapt it to" everyone dies but not everyone really lives" or even "every human being dies but not every human being really lives" I just came up with that and I am an average person. Please people out there wake up and let's stop sexism, racism and any other kind of dividing way and let's unit in order to better ourselves, evolve so we can flourish and reach our full potential on this amazing planet.

[@fruyklinredog3941]

Thank you , we need more of tis kind of attitude.

[@suavedonny1]

Its a quote..............Thats how the quote was written long ago. Stop it.

[@HaychCe]

He’s using man not in the literal sense but a way to describe human kind. It’s pretty obvious, I think you just felt like getting offended.