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About Me

Location:
Netherlands, Amsterdam
Gender:
Female
Languages:
Hungarian, English, Italian, Spanish
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I'm passionate about

learning languages, playing instruments, animations, comics, dancing

An idea worth spreading

eat less meat

Talk to me about

inventions, psychology, language learning hacks, healthy life, animations, open source softwares

My TED Story

I did a brainwashingly boring work doing the same automatic movements all day what needed very little attention. Means I had several hours in work what I can use. So i started downloading loads of TED talks and language lessons mp3s, and all kind of other audio lectures so spend time with something useful. I heard eye-opening talks and learned a LOT from them. I totally hooked on TED talks.

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    A reply on Talk: Lisa Kristine: Photos that bear witness to modern slavery

    Aug 19 2012: I think the aim of this video is to raise attention on the topic, not to provide deep analysis. Some of the audience will read more about modern slavery, some will go further and support some civil activist groups/organisations who help enslaved people, maybe some will pay more attention to buy FairTrade products, and things like that. It's totally OK that there are videos like this also on the wide range of TED talks.
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    A comment on Talk: Todd Humphreys: How to fool a GPS

    Jul 15 2012: I would be interested in what did he do in Carol's case finally. Why speakers never comment on their own talk?
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    A comment on Talk: Reggie Watts disorients you in the most entertaining way

    May 30 2012: if you liked this kind of loop-station beatbox, then you would love Dub Fx.
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    A comment on Talk: Michael Shermer: Why people believe weird things

    May 14 2012: back in Hungary the sceptic groups have many talks and lectures, some speakers has the same style of speaking like Michael Shermer. I love listening them! They can always prove me that science can be also a lot of fun :)
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    A comment on Talk: A.J. Jacobs: How healthy living nearly killed me

    Apr 2 2012: Maybe if the title is different I would have watched it with different expectations. But after the catchy title I was expecting some more precise illustration. I expected to hear an exact overview, like 'I reduced my sugar consuption with n %, I changed my eating habits by eating this this and that and not eating that that and that, and eating this and that x times a week, doing n hour of excersise etc.. all drawn on a chart or graphs to be easy to capture in an eyesight. Also expected something what shows the effect of doing this after 3 months, half year etc., and HOW it almost killed him, because actually there's nothing said about that. Living healthy is really important, so when I learn about it I really wanna hear more than anecdotes and funny pictures.
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    A comment on Talk: How simple ideas lead to scientific discoveries

    Mar 24 2012: If the science lessons in highschool were just half as visual and interesting as this, maybe i wouldn't have gotten itchy of going to lessons.
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    A comment on Talk: Kevin Allocca: Why videos go viral

    Mar 10 2012: i have seen TONS of ted talks but this one is the funniest of all:) Loved it:)
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    A comment on Talk: Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology

    Mar 6 2012: this was filmed almost 2 and half year ago. What happened since then? The latest news on his personal site is also 2009

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