TED Community » Abdul-Rahman El-Ammari

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control engineering
mathematics
physics
mental studies
Reverse Engineering
meeting new people

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My TED Story

I was looking for a subject named wireless power transmission and i found Eric Giler wireless electricity talk and i liked it so much ending with me sharing it with all who could be interested .

later in 2011 i joined TEDxKhartoum Organizing team and worked along with the social activity team

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• A reply on Conversation: How can we change the world from the material world we're living to a world does not have a monetary system?

  Jul 21 2011: exactly wanting things meaning wanting money meaning more consumption but here's the problem we're living in finite resource planet sooner or later using this style of consumption it won't be suitable for living
  in fact this is applied on every part of our life no matter what you want you must have money to get even if money do not get it for you directly money became a life necessary
  what is the problem in giving things for just collaboration?
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  A comment on Conversation: What is the best advice you received in your life?

  May 28 2011: its kind of a hard question.. .. all my life I've been consuming advices but i think the best was
  "always look to the bright side"

• A reply on Conversation: How can science explain magic? Ù�Ù�Ù� Ù�Ù�Ù�Ù� Ù�Ù�عÙ�Ù� تÙ�سÙ�ر اÙ�سحرØ�

  May 26 2011: Exactly Ahmed we will not but the knowledge is a quantity approaching infinity so as we do take the limits in mathematics we do approach our limits there so we do what ever we can to find the truth but always there is no absolute one so we continue observing and researching and that how the scientific theory develop
  in my opinion magic here can be divided into tow sections :
  1- explained and thats is like electro magnetism and radiation
  2- un-explained yet and thats what the scientists should work on because living in a world with ungoverned phenomenas always been messy and unsafe .. .. uncertainty principle of Heisenberg showed us that we cannot determine the velocity and the position of an electron at the best results so i think this principle work everywhere
  
  so still the question remains its not if science can or cannot i believe it can but how?

• A reply on Conversation: How can science explain magic? Ù�Ù�Ù� Ù�Ù�Ù�Ù� Ù�Ù�عÙ�Ù� تÙ�سÙ�ر اÙ�سحرØ�

  May 25 2011: and how?
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  A reply on Conversation: How can science explain magic? ��� ���� ��ع�� ت�س�ر ا�سحر�

  May 24 2011: yeah you're right ...
  what i meant by magic is not tricks not illusions but what i meant is the breaking of the physical laws sometimes this includes rituals
  i heard that elves are living in a world with different physical laws what make us unable to feel them

• A reply on Conversation: How can science explain magic? Ù�Ù�Ù� Ù�Ù�Ù�Ù� Ù�Ù�عÙ�Ù� تÙ�سÙ�ر اÙ�سحرØ�

  May 24 2011: aha.. ..
  i thought i was the only one who think this way am not sure of this but i saw in a documentary movie that the strings theory has 5 versions and all of them are mathematically right but only one version of them can be applied in our world the question was : '' if we are living in this world who is living in the other 4 worlds?''
  in the matter fact i still don't realize how along all these centuries nothing was revealed about this issue and still the physics we know is standing still toward these activities such as the board game ''The Ouija Board''

• A comment on Conversation: If you could talk to a chimpanzee, what would you ask? What would they say? and what would it change?

  Mar 24 2011: Salim...
  i read once one of the defenders of this theory faked an evidence you know how?
  he combined a human skull with a chimp and glued them with a special material that is clueless also you want to know how they discovered this they measured the half-life on both pieces and the found a big difference between the tow numbers.
  what am trying to say is that if a scientist fake an evidence of his theory that means that he isn't convinced with his own theory and knew it is wrong but couldn't admit it and this is not a scientist ethicals

• A reply on Conversation: If you could talk to a chimpanzee, what would you ask? What would they say? and what would it change?

  Mar 24 2011: no its not this way but have you ever thought the evolution theory is reasonable or has enough evidences for me NEVER

• A comment on Conversation: If you could talk to a chimpanzee, what would you ask? What would they say? and what would it change?

  Mar 24 2011: maybe asking him if we were the same kind one day
  if he says:''no!''
  people who is defending the evolution theory would give up

• A reply on Conversation: is there an effective way to record emotions

  Mar 24 2011: thats is strange i always thought that the spiritual ideas and the thoughts power and these sort of things are only ways to help a man physiological but never thought it can reflect on hard objects
  Thanx