TED演讲：解读羞耻(11)

Shame, for women, is this web of unobtainable, conflicting, competing expectations about who we're supposed to be. 羞耻，对于女人，是一张网，是一张由难以实现的、冲突的、抵触的期望所织成的关于理想的自己的网。

TED演讲:有关激情的故事(7)

So here's another tale of passion, and this is a sad one. 我再讲一个热情但是却悲伤的故事。 The place is a small women's clinic in a village in Bangladesh. The year is 2005. 这事发生在孟加拉的一个村子的小妇女诊所。时

TED演讲：单一故事的危险性(7)

The Palestinian poet Mourid Barghouti writes that if you want to dispossess a people, 巴勒斯坦诗人Mourid Barghouti曾经写到：如果你想剥夺一群人的权利， the simplest way to do it is to tell their story and to start with, secondl

TED演讲：单一故事的危险性(8)

When I learned, some years ago, that writers were expected to have had really unhappy childhoods to be successful, 当我多年前听说作家们必须有极其不幸的童年才能取得成功的时候， I began to think about how I could invent ho

TED演讲:有关激情的故事(8)

Millions of women live like this today. They are the poorest of the poor. 如今还有万千上万的妇女像这样生活着。她们是真正的最穷的穷人。 Although women do two-thirds of the world's labor, they own less than one percent of

TED演讲:如何在核袭击中生存(5)

And what happened was -- when we get in to chapter two of the nuclear threat era, which started back in 1945. 而现实是当我们进入1945年开始的核威胁时期的第二阶段 Chapter two starts in 1991. 第二个阶段是从1991年开始的

TED演讲:如何在核袭击中生存(6)

Now this situation, already I -- you know, I don't really like thinking about this, 对于这个情况，你们知道，我并不愿意去想这个问题 although somehow I got myself a job where I have to think about it. 虽然我阴差阳错地得到

TED演讲:科技为人道主义带来的变化(3)

One illustration of the transformational power of technology is in Kibera. 一个与科技改革力量有关的例子发生在基贝拉 Kibera is one of Africa's largest slums. 基贝拉是非洲最大的贫民窟之一 It's on the outskirts of Nairo

TED演讲:科技为人道主义带来的变化

The humanitarian model has barely changed since the early 20th century. 人道主义的模型自从20世纪初期就几乎没有改变过 Its origins are firmly rooted in the analog age. 它的起源在模拟时代就根深蒂固了 And there is a ma

TED演讲:通过发短信来报告危机事件

So I'm here to tell you a story of success from Africa. 在这里，我要跟大家分享一个在非洲的成功故事。 A year and a half ago, 一年半以前 four of the five people who are full time members at Ushahidi, 在这里的5个人是Ush

TED演讲:为了更好的辩论

My name is Dan Cohen, and I am academic, as he said. 我叫丹科恩，我是个学者，就像主持人介绍的。 And what that means is that I argue. 这意味着我经常需要辩论。 It's an important part of my life, and I like to argue. 这是

TED演讲:为什么要留在切尔诺贝利?（2）

Now around Chernobyl, there are scattered ghost villages, 如今切尔诺贝利附近到处是毫无人烟的村庄， eerily silent, strangely charming, bucolic, totally contaminated. 静得吓人，诡谲迷人的气息，一片荒芜，完全受到污

TED演讲:为什么要留在切尔诺贝利?

Three years ago, I was standing about a hundred yards from Chernobyl nuclear reactor number four. 三年前，我站在距离切尔诺贝利第四号核子反应炉大约一百码外。 My Geiger counter dosimeter, which measures radiation, was going

TED演讲:这个世界需要各种心智(7)

Is it unrealistic for them to hope or think that that child loves them, as some might, as most, wish? 对于家长来说，他们希望或者认为自己的孩子也许能够爱他们，这是不是比较不现实？ Well let me tell you, that child

TED演讲:电击疗法如何改变了我(6)

Well, he said, Can't we try a course of electroshock therapy? 难道我们不能尝试一下点击疗法吗？ And you know why they agreed? They agreed to humor him. 你知道他们为什么同意了？他们不想和他争执。 They just thought,

TED演讲:这个世界需要各种心智(2)

Like if I say, Think about a church steeple 比如说，请想象一下教堂的石柱 most people get this sort of generalized generic one. 大多数人想到的是一个标准答案 Now, maybe that's not true in this room, 也许这个房间里的人

TED演讲：肢体语言塑造你自己(8)

So this is what happens. They come in, they spit into a vial, for two minutes, we say, You need to do this or this. 这就是实际的情况。他们走了进来，他们把唾液吐到一个小瓶子里，维持一个姿势达两分钟，我们说：你

TED演讲：内向性格的力量(10)

But he also loved his congregation, 但他也很享受宗教集会， and you could feel this love in the sermons that he gave every week for the 62 years that he was a rabbi. 62年来，他每周都会在犹太教布道会上讲道。 He would takes

TED演讲：内向性格的力量(1)

When I was nine years old, I went off to summer camp for the first time. 当我九岁的时候，我第一次去参加夏令营。 And my mother packed me a suitcase full of books, which to me seemed like a perfectly natural thing to do. 我妈妈帮我

TED演讲:学习新语言的四个理由(7)

Today you can lay down -- lie on your living room floor, sipping bourbon, 如今你可以躺着，躺在卧室地板上，喝点小酒， and teach yourself any language that you want to with wonderful sets such as Rosetta Stone. 用丰富的学习材料