- Luis Velazquez
- Buenos Aires
- Argentina
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Summarizing conversations - don´t let it fly away!!!
Hello, I opened this talk to share a simple idea I know you should have.
When you participate in an interesting conversation, where people really talk, it ends with maybe 50, 100 or more comments, and then it magically close, and nobody can add anything, so, my idea, is to rescue some of the topics you believe
could continue with a good discusion or that was through a good path, maybe yours, maybe from someone else, and open just another with a kind of principal ideas exposed, and a link to the previous closed, so, we could continue with the issue and maybe, why not, with a conclusion of activities to do, or more solid ideas to share.
I think some topics like these:
http://www.ted.com/conversations/3833/technology_can_improve_life.html
http://www.ted.com/conversations/3609/is_it_possible_to_be_simultane.html
http://www.ted.com/conversations/3479/why_does_the_diffusion_of_inno.html
http://www.ted.com/conversations/3969/what_should_be_done_about_the.html
don´t need to be forgotten. This is in an intelligent, multicultural community, and
we know that more than free talking for half a month or a month could not be enough for some topics, and also we could start a friendship or a closer relation with people with our same interest if we could achieve a more fluid and
free conversation without this comments or time limits,
Just that!













Autumn Frisco 10+
Judge Pau 50+
They meant to be a spark, kickstarter, trigger.
One argument for this is they are spontaneous, general and most likely time sensitive.
Of course you can always link back to the closed conversation but I think it's far more effective and productive to just DO what's been said on the conversation.
Perhaps others got different take on this ?
Luis Velazquez