Currently student of an engineering school, I love learning. Not all the stupid things that we learn in the school, but all the rest. I read about 3 ebooks a week, watch 5 hours of videos, listen 5 hours of podcasts, read tens of newsletters and blog posts about personal development, marketing and innovations. I am very curious and full of ideas.
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You own your life, don't forget it. If you wanna change something in your life, you can do this, but more, you are the only one able to do it. But, don't worry, your power is unlimited, so, you don't need anything or anyone to change your life now. You can realize all your dreams, so, why are you still front your computer screen ? Just do it now !
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A reply on Conversation: What have you learnt from watching TEDTalks?
I didn't say that maths are useless but only the maths we learn at school.
We learn how to resolve simple equations on paper while in our future jobs, we will need to resolve difficult equations using a computer. So, it is a totally different problem and what we learn is very far from what we really need.
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Resistance to change is the good phrase to sum up what said.
Thank you for your comment and your ideas.
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I think i learn more on TED than at school and i'm of course a khan academy member :-)
I think it is in another talk i see that what we learn in math classes is useless for our future jobs. We need to work on real problems and with the sames resources like computers and math softwares ... but we are still working on paper, like if computers were not yet invented.
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For exemple, the way we learn maths is very bad and referring to a TED talk, i know that better ways exist, but i can't do nothing for that and my teacher can't do anything more.
Things need to be changed but the persons who are able do do these changes don't know they.
But later, i will apply all i learnt ...
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useful for people receiving a lot of mails like me.
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A reply on Conversation: [FRENCH] Un tiers de la production alimentaire est perdu ou gaspillé. Comment changer nos habitudes de consommation?
La plupart des consommateurs sont très influençables et ont été habitués à un style de vie générant de très gros gaspillages, alors ils gaspillent. Mais si des puissances remettent en question ce mode de fonctionnement, alors ça peut changer.
A reply on Conversation: [FRENCH] Un tiers de la production alimentaire est perdu ou gaspillé. Comment changer nos habitudes de consommation?
Donc au final, on aurait pu faire aucun progrès.
Je sais pas si ça permettra à quelqu'un de le retrouver.
A reply on Conversation: [French] Pourquoi la culture de l’Afrique noire est t-elle la moins diffusée au monde ?Le monde n'a t-il rien a apprendre de l'Afrique ?
Il pourrait y avoir (et il y a déjà ) des films africains, des troupes de théâtre, danseurs qui se produisent dans le monde entier, ... mais il faut à chaque fois que la personne veuille découvrir la culture.
Les américains ont réglé ce problème en France en obligeant les cinémas français à diffuser un quota minimum de films de leur production, mais généralement, il est très difficile d'inciter les gens à découvrir d'autres cultures si ils n'en ont pas l'idée eux-même.