It takes A LOT to get called "creepy" in New York City | Jason Wishnow | TEDxEast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2019
- Jason Wishnow, filmmaker and victim of circumstance, talks about some of his life experiences.
Jason Wishnow is the filmmaker behind TED Talks, the Peabody Award winning video series watched over one billion times (even in outer space). Wishnow works at the intersection of film and emerging technologies and has been called “no stranger to difficult shoots” (Wired UK, 2014), an “online-video virtuoso” (New York Times, 2009), the “enfant terrible of digital film” (The Guardian, 2000), and one of the ten most influential digital filmmakers of 1999 (RES Magazine). In the Spring of 2016, a candid photograph of Wishnow riding the New York subway went viral. In this Talk, Wishnow shares that story (along with some of the secrets of TED Talks, including the origin of the big, round, red TED rug).
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
This dude is like one of those teachers you could make forget to give you homework by asking them about their lives
the saying: " 18 minutes are less than 15 minutes" was brilliant
Ignore the rude comments. A little bit of fun never did anyone anything wrong. Thanks for your work, insight, and the funny stories. If anything this comment section proves just how ridiculously harsh, entitled, and misunderstanding (among other things) people on the internet can be for no good reason.
Honestly baffled. You did nothing wrong lmao.
I apologize for instigating some of this. But it was to make a point that these people are all too easily swayed and lacking in the ability to think critically, or see through an extremely simple ruse.
To me the real creepy people are the people that took photos and filmed you typing
Like when does he start talking about creeps in New York? I felt like this was one huge run on sentence.
He was allegedly aski typing that women's face obvs
A little foolishness enough to enjoy life ) a little wisdom to not fall in problems is all we need ) everything else is unnecessary drama)
Oh yeah!!!
@Gurudra - Mental Health And Emotional Wellbeing : Thank you for your insightful comments. I'll keep trying, even though I fall sometimes like all humans.
So what’s the takeaway for you guys?
Me presenting my project to the class:
Nothing, this is all about me.
Another inspiring TED talk. It's truly an iconic phenomenon.
we're immune to it
outlander rats are immune to lots of stuff.
Normal is boring, unoriginal, lacking in creativity and most often a deterrent to critical thinking. Normal more often than not is what stops people from thinking outside the box and inventing new things for the betterment of us all. Now, I am not saying everyone should be original and invent new things, but to disparage those who do is pure ignorance.
@@aylbdrmadison1051 Green Is Not a Creative Color
You compared to giant Elmo. Elmo wins.
TED talks are so inspiring
@The Rockall Times : Perhaps studying English will help you overcome your insecurities. It's worth a try.
Still rooting for you, I know you can do this. ^-^
@The Rockall Times 🙃🙃
Getting started in the future
More info about the future.
I thought this was a delightful escape from the norm. And interesting insight behind TED. Rambling and pointless creativity for my entertainment
And you are here for my amusement. ^-^
Hello there
@0:22 TedFart
Didn't you need to look at your phone when typing?
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I jumped through most of the video. Every time I pressed play he was blethering on about working for TED and waffling about nothing.
What is his point? Did he have one??
This man has a BIG ego
gotta b brave 2 go on stage
@The Rockall Times : Nicee, I finally got you to bash a white male. Wasn't that hard though tbh.
Now try making a comment that has some substance. Maybe eventually you'll be able to formulate thoughts of your own, rather than just parroting what trumplettes tell you to think and say. I believe in you. ^-^
Aylbdr Madison you two know eachother? Cause I’ve seen you commenting to him twice now. lol
Lol
First
Or be an average looking guy asking for a girl's number.
Luke W this joke is overplayed and untrue catch a fuckin vibe and youre golden
Many videos on here that interview girls who say that they get the creep vibe from guys they aren't attracted to. Why do you think a lot of guys now don't bother? Because even asking a simple question can label you something potentially dangerous.
I agree it’s harder these days as an wcrage loking guy to get attraction from a woman off the first approach. It requires more skill and charm if you will. Just the way it is, the word is changing we have to too
@@folatooreal8582Exactly man, dressing sharp helps a lot too. I don't have any problems with it, it's just the way the world is. I can get my fair share if I wanted but I have more satisfaction in doing my own things that benefit me. And that's the message all men should hear.
Yes it is true that many women look right a guys shoes as they enter a room. But it's not only the gold diggers sizing him up and wondering if he is wealthy, it does say something abiout a man if he takes good care of his feet. They are literally our bodies foundation. But regardless, saying "women are this" or "women are that" is bigotry, but I am not saying this is your intent, just pointing it out. Most "people" are self serving. Men and women. This is why most men are checking out tits and asses, or how pretty etc first thing. There really is no difference.
Fall into that trap of assumption about an entire gender if you wish, but it is mostly to your own detriment when you do. It certainly won't get you any dates, nor will it make you more attractive to women. But it will definitely make sustaining a relationship worlds harder. Your choice.