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Tom Wujec fala sobre 3 modos pelos quais o cérebro cria significados

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O Designer de Informação Tom Wujec fala sobre as 3 áreas do cérebro que nos auxiliam a entender palavras, sentimentos e conexões. Nesta breve palestra da TED, ele pergunta: qual a melhor maneira de engajar nossos cérebros para nos ajudar a entender grandes idéias?

Translated into Portuguese (Brazil) by Denise Bem David
Reviewed by Belucio Haibara
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About Tom Wujec

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… Full bio and more links

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