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Lucy McRae: Công nghệ biến đổi cơ thể con người như thế nào ?
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TEDerLucy McRae là 1 kiến trúc sư cơ thể - cô tưởng tượng cách mình kết nối sinh học và công nghệ trên chính cơ thể chúng ta. Trong cuộc nói chuyện trực tiếp tuyệt vời này, cô ấy trình bày về công việccủa mình, từ quần áo chúng ta tạo ra trong mv với ngôi sao nhạc pop Robyn, dến 1 viên thuốc mà khi nuốt, bạn sẽ tỏa ra 1 mùi hương ngọt ngào
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 Vietnamese by duc duy
Reviewed by Dang Trang Nguyen
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