TEDxManitoba - TJ Dawe: An Experiment in Collective Intelligence

[@JamesNNicol]

9 years old and this Tedx talk has aged like fine wine...dude...call me when you can; we'd love to have you and the fam over for dinner.

[@smarterthanawaffle]

Straight up. One of my favorite KZbin videos. I have also wondered about the flap thing.

[@PR-mg4zx]

TJ, I KNEW you were picking our brains when you asked questions on FB. And I collectively intelligentized!

[@PR-mg4zx]

I love this, TJ!

[@franzgatzweiler3815]

Great!

[@UGPepe]

right, that's exactly what I was saying :) please continue to enlighten me with your shining intellect and tell me exactly what my preconceived notions are and how did you manage to find them in the above post.

[@carnivalelectro]

brilliant as always TJ

[@rosybrandle]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@42piratas]

Lovely introduction, thank you for your talk!

[@PaulKorir]

Refreshing.

[@vipersuphere]

This guys pretty damn smart, thumbs up

[@PR-mg4zx]

He's also a fantastic guy and such a talented performer at Fringe festivals.

[@sundance204]

He was referring to the unsustainable nature of our current practices. Many of these phenomena are well researched and have in-depth arguments that I doubt he had time to fit into this presentation. I believe his point was we likely need to change the way think to avoid this.

[@BMikeAD]

It's too bad that most people need to be lectured on this crap even though it's drilled into our heads as kids...

[@DanielPetersen]

Wait, what did he say at 06:28? "Some people are not ....." What?? Even the transcription did not understand him :D

[@illpillprod]

but that's not what the talk is about (and it's not like those things aren't true). It's there in reference to where the world could be going

[@PaulStrandlund]

He says "some people's creativity is not verbal". Hope that helps.

[@ZaneMeki]

2:15 low-key Pewdiepie joke

[@areith]

your soul is dying, reader..

[@babaskitchenukrainiansoulf9329]

I couldn't help it. I read the comments and found one that just stuck a knife in my soul and twisted.

[@UGPepe]

on 80% of ted talks the speaker reserves a few minutes to talk about how we need to "change the way we think" and the "unsustainable nature of our current practices" -- empty echoes of our confused culture - none can go one phrase beyond this mindless rhetoric - and you think it's because they couldn't fit the "well researched phenomena" into their presentation LOL

[@san3d]

CoIntel

[@UGPepe]

the talk was good until he started blabbering about carbon footprint and food additives and the gap between the rich and the poor all the usual FUD - that's when you realize how much he actually knows about any of these subjects which is just popular opinion