TEDxAthens - Dimitris Achlioptas - How to share your brain

[staskoteina]

He appears nervous but that doesn't deduct of the idea he presents. The seeds of several future web possibilities are there. Besides knowledge it offers insight in an immensely possible direction in socializing. Conspiracy theory-wise it does no more - or no less - profiling than the already existing structures.

[demonslayer319]

He's my CS Professor! His lectures are fantastic! he definitely seems a LOT more nervous giving this talk than he is during class, haha. Great talk though =)

[JornikHendrix]

1984 (G. Orwell) will become reality if this will come true. I might be retarded but by great power comes great responsibility... As an idea in the abstract and utopian context it is fucking awesome but I do not trust such technology to governments and corporations.

[alstamatis]

A great Idea. lets hope it will implemented

[jamielin1242]

that's genius, we NEED that!

[ageor7]

I consider myself privileged to have been there. Awesome!

[MariaKamp25]

I attended TedxAthens and I can assure you all that this talk was one of the best presented that day.

Personally, my favorite!

@digi23azlan If you have time, just google the guy! You 'll find out that he is a lot more than "some Greek guy".

And for the record, he is a genius!

[boukalitsa]

@digi23azlan boring? no! inspiring? yes, for at least 5 of my friends - each came up with their own ideas on how to share their brains! (Or is it the Greek thing that gets to you? Because that's off the topic... :-)

[DanaPierce]

I found this to be an interesting and engaging talk. I strongly disagree with digi23azian.

[digi23azlan]

TEDxAthens talk on Knowledge by a not very inspiring speaker, some Greek guy. A bit boring, actually...

[tommyrean]

@digi23azlan I found it a GREAT talk. Are you sure you got the point?

[uselessbd]

@digi23azlan well, true that the presenting style was a little "toned down" but the idea, the structure and the content were up there with the best of them. Bottom line: What can we do to make THIS come alive, instead of just judging it? How is it changing our lives?