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トム・ウージェックの「脳が意味を創る3つの方法」

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情報デザイナーのトム・ウージェックが、我々が言葉、イメージ、感情、繋がりを理解できるようにする脳の3つの領域について話します。TEDUからの短いスピーチで彼は尋ねます:「どうすれば偉大なアイデアを理解するのに脳を上手く使えるでしょうか?」

Tom Wujec studies how we share and absorb information. He's an innovative practitioner of business visualization -- using design and technology to help groups solve problems and understand ideas. He is a Fellow at Autodesk. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Masaaki Ueno
Reviewed by Masahiro Kyushima
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