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About Me

I am Srinivas Narne. Born in India. Age 18. I’m currently a student pursuing my engineering in Electronics and Communications. In addition to that I’m building up my knowledge in the fields of Motion Pictures, Fashion Technology and Psychology especially Forensic Psychology. I am a big fan of movies. I watch a lot of Indian, Hong Kong and Hollywood movies. Fond of travelling and wish to travel the whole world. Learning different languages that are spoken around the world is a passion of mine. I speak Hindi(Native), English(Fluent) and a bit of German. Exploring and gaining knowledge about Gadgets, Astronomy, Science & Technology and the customs & traditions of the people around the world is my hobby. I even love sports especially the Motorsports, Golf and Cue sports. Aim is to be, always the best.

Location:
India, Hyderabad
Current organization:
VNR VJIET
Past organizations:
Adeln
Current role:
Student
Gender:
Male
Areas of expertise:
Electronics and commnucations, Motion Pictures, Fashion and Style, social networking, Writing, Emerging Technologies, Gadgets, visual effects , Art, Automotives
I am:
Artist, Atheist, Designer, Engineer, Explorer, Filmmaker, Industrialist, Investor, Student, World traveler
Languages:
English, Hindi, German
My website links:
Srinivas Narne on Facebook, Srinivas Narne on Twitter, Srinivas Narne on Linkedin
Universities:
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad
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I'm passionate about

Arts, Entertainment, Motion Picture and Entertainment Technologies, Travel, Exploring, Electronics, Communications, Gadgets, Psychology especially Forensic Psychology, Visual Effects, Writing, Fashion

An idea worth spreading

Still learning. Don't have enough knowledge to spread new ideas. But a small and most common suggestion to the people around the world is to cremate the religious, racial, linguistic, national and other differences among the Human Beings. The concept of a Global Citizen should be fueled, instead of discriminating people as different nationals and racials.

Talk to me about

Anything related to Science, Technology, Economics, Engineering, Psychology, Motion Pictures and Entertainment, Fashion Technology, Arts, Automotives, Internet, Social Networking, Travel and any other

People don't know that I'm good at

Arts, writing, film and entertainment and may be there is something I am good at which I have not realized yet.

My TED Story

Universe is enormous and knowledge is not much different from the first one. Our Blue Planet has a population of around 8 billion. Many of them have innovative and revolutionary ideas with them that can change the way we live life on this planet. TED is the best platform to dig out the ideas buried in the Human brain. TED united these ideas of innovative Human brains spread around the world. This could be much helpful for inventions, discoveries and finding solutions to the problems that the mankind is facing today. It is also helpful for people to gain some more drops from the vast cloud of knowledge. TED.com is one of my most favourite sites on the web.

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  • A comment on Conversation: Does watching TV bring more harm or more benefits to our lives? Should there be an anti-TV campaign just like the anti-smoking one?

    Feb 17 2011: TV is good for us as long as as we use it as a source of entertainment and knowledge. And ofcourse people have a tendency to get addicted to entertainment and laziness. That is what happening in the current times. People are getting addicted to entertainment which is delivered to their homes. TV could not be banned completely as it has become a basic need of every human being today. The only solution is that the state should have a control over the airings and one should realise or understand the positive or negative effects of TV. Then it is upto him to choose to follow good or bad.

  • A comment on Conversation: Would it be a good idea to change our monetary system so that there are different types of money based on how they are earned?

    Feb 17 2011: You have a great idea Michael! But I feel, there are more number of demerits than the merits in this system. It makes the economy complicated. Now for example this system is introduced in the U.S. and U.K. Currently 1 USD is approximately equal to 0.6 GBP. If the scheme is introduced, we need to talk about the forex market in a more complicated way like this.

    1 red dollar= 0.5 red pound
    1 red dollar= 0.6 green pound
    1 green dollar= 0.45 red pound
    1 green dollar= 0.4 green pound

    Here a single type of currency has different values. And moreover other than wages and interest there are many other types of the transaction. If we go on giving a color to each type of transaction, it would result in dozens of types of currency in a single nation. This would ultimately result in the destabilization of the value of the currency. And there are dozens of types of currency used in different countries in the world. If this system is introduced in all the countries, the dozens would turn into hundreds and thousands. This ultimately creates an unnecessary complication in the world economy. And moreover in many third world countries the literacy rate is very low. It would be difficult for an illiterate person to understand all these aspects. So, I don't think it's a very good idea.
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    A comment on Theme: A Taste of TEDGlobal 2010

    Aug 3 2010: All the talks are excellent. Really TED is an excellent platform to show up the revolutionary ideas of these innovative brains. Especially The talk "Dimitar Sasselov: How we found hundreds of potential Earth like Planets" is my favourite one.

  • A comment on Theme: Is There a God?

    Aug 2 2010: Each religion has it's own prophecy. For example The Hindus say Lord Brahma created this world. To Zoroastrians, Ahura Mazda was the true creator of life. To Jews, modern Christians and Muslims, God was the true creator of life. The Christians, The Greeks and every religion in this world have their own prophecy of creation of life on Earth. Then finally the question that arises is "Who is the actual creator of life?" And one more question is why did the concept of god indulged into this philosophy of creation of life.

  • A comment on Theme: Is There a God?

    Aug 2 2010: I feel "God" is just a concept created by some people long ago, just to frighten other people that they will be punished if they commit sins. The mystery of how life formed and evolved on Earth may be soon solved by the scientists. So, I don't believe the prophecy that an unknown and unseen person has created the world in which we exist.
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    A comment on Talk: Cameron Herold: Let's raise kids to be entrepreneurs

    Jul 29 2010: Was a great speech. The most common mentalities of the parents of the present generation are beautifully projected. The need for the change in their mentalities is absolutely necessary. As more innovative entrepreneurs are necessary to build up a stable economic world.
    Children should just be advised by the parents. They should not be compelled to pursue a career which they are not interested in.
    The idea visualised by Mr.Herold is absolutely appreciable.I feel to be an Employer is far better than to be an Employee.

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