TED Talks
Is anyone else in danger of becoming addicted to TED Talks? Just me? Kay, that's cool. No, but in all seriousness, it's almost a problem. I spotted a piece on Refinery29 today about Olivia Bee, an 18 year old photographer who's shooting all sorts of campaigns for big companies, and let me tell you, she's the coolest. Refinery29 linked to a piece by the Guardian, who had linked to Bee's Ted Talk, and well, I'm going to ignore the fact that I was going to write about something else today in order to give you her talk, because it's pretty damn good.
Enjoy, and tell me your reaction to her!
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I had never heard of TED Talks. Sometimes I wonder if I have been living under a rock. This video is very fascinating.
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Quite alright! I found them about a year or so ago, but I didn't find myself beginning to get addicted till a little while ago. They're all very interesting, and cover such a wide range of topics. It's pretty much impossible to get bored with them...which isn't necessarily a good thing when you have to get stuff done.
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