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Lusi MekRe (Lucy McRae): Kako tehnologija transformiše ljudsko telo?
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Članica programa TED Fellows, Lusi MekRe, je arhitekta tela -- ona smišlja načine da spoji bilogiju i tehnologiju u našim sopstvenim telima. U ovom vizuelno zapanjujućem govoru ona pokazuje svoj rad - od odeće koja dočarava unutrašnjost tela za muzički spot sa pop zvezdom Robin do pilule koja, kada se proguta, omogućava da sa znojem izlazi parfem.
Trained as a classical ballerina and architect, Lucy McRae is fascinated by the human body, and how it can be shaped by technology. Full bio »
Translated into Serbian by Aleksandra Jovović
Reviewed by Ivana Korom
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