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麥特-瑞德里:當腦中的"概念"交配起來

Filmed Jul 2010 • Posted Jul 2010TEDGlobal 2010
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在TEDGlobal 2010的活動中,作家麥特-瑞德里認為,縱觀人類的歷史,人類進步的引擎是如何驅動?以及不同想法是如何"繁衍"出新的想法?他認為,人有多聰明一點不重要;協同合作的大腦能發揮多少才是至關重要。

Matt Ridley argues that, through history, the engine of human progress and prosperity has been, and is, "ideas having sex with each other." Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Lin Su-Wei 林書暐
Reviewed by Zhu Jie
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