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sandyh10 — 2022-05-08 07:09:22 UTC

【Topic】: COVID-19
【Speaker】: Bill Gates
【Highlight】: GERM team [Global Epidemic Response & Mobilization] for pandemic prevention. Its mission is to stop outbreaks before they become pandemics.

Sandy's Pick

sandyh10 — 2022-05-08 07:18:24 UTC

【Topic】: Olympic history
【Speaker】: Arman D'Angour
【Highlight】: the clear timeline of the Olympic history. 3 cheers for the Olympics: Citius, Altius, Fortius.

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sandyh10 — 2022-05-08 07:42:30 UTC

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115-20-洪詩茜

2022-05-08 07:54:52 UTC

【Topic】: Tea history
【Speaker】: Teng Shunan
【Highlight】: Shennong(神農) discovered tea thousands of years ago. Tea was considered vegetable, and became a kind of drink later on.

105-14-廖翊涵

2022-05-25 01:41:46 UTC

Topic: The dark history of zombies
Speaker: Christopher M. Moreman
Highlight:The origins of zombie culture to the present

105-03-林佳玟

2022-05-25 01:41:55 UTC

[Topic] :

Why are cockroaches so hard to kill?

[Speaker] : Ameya Gondhalekar
[Highlight] : And the cockroach’s toughness doesn’t end there. Cockroaches can eat a variety of organic matter, including hair, dead skin, adhesives, and paper. This is made possible by an expansive set of digestive enzymes. Cockroaches are able to thrive even in nutrient-poor environments. Roaches often eat decaying foods that are low in nitrogen— an essential component of DNA and proteins. But they survive by storing nitrogen-containing wastes in their bodies and having a resident group of bacteria recycle the nitrogen into useful molecules for them.

10508 高子蕎

2022-05-25 01:42:18 UTC

[Topic]:Why is it so hard to escape poverty?

[Speaker]:Ann-Helén Bay
[Highlight]:Imagine that you've been unemployed for months. Government benefit programs have helped you cover your expenses, but you're barely getting by. Finally, you receive a paycheck— but there's a catch. Your new job pays enough to disqualify you from benefit programs, but not enough to cover your costs. So how do we design benefit programs that don't penalize you for working?

105 21 邱鈺凱

2022-05-25 01:43:28 UTC

[topic]Don't insist on English!！

[speaker]Patricia Ryan
hightlightIs the world's focus on English preventing the spread of great ideas in other languages

105-22-許有維

2022-05-25 01:43:39 UTC

【Topic】: What would happen if you didn’t drink water?

【Speaker】: Mia Nacamulli

【Highlight】:The importance of water to the world and human beings and its impact on living organisms

I loooooooooooove cheese.

0102147 — 2022-05-25 01:43:52 UTC

[Topic]-A BRIE(F) HISTORY OF CHEESE
[Speaker]-PAUL KINDSTEDT
[Highlight]-Before empires and royalty, before pottery and writing, before metal tools and weapons - there was cheese. As early as 8000 BCE, Neolithic farmers began a legacy of cheesemaking almost as old as civilization. Today, the world produces roughly 22 billion kilograms of cheese a year, shipped and consumed around the globe. Paul Kindstedt shares the history of one of our oldest and most beloved foods.

105-32-羅天佑

2022-05-25 01:44:59 UTC

(topic)How does heart transplant surgery work?
(Speaker)Roni Shanoada
(Highlight)Dig into the science of how heart transplants happen , how donors are matched and find out how this complex surgery saves lives.

105-18-李昌德

2022-05-25 01:45:31 UTC

[Topic]:Why students should have mental health days

[Speaker]:Hailey Hardcastle

[Highlight]:Hailey Hardcastle talks about her personal experience.

105-31-謝凱丞

2022-05-25 01:46:21 UTC

[Topic]

Interest has no destination

[Speaker]
Zeng Bohn
[Highlight]

105-23 郭錫遠

2022-05-25 01:46:39 UTC

{Topic} : there's no destination in interest
{Speaker} : Brian tseng
{Highlight} : what the purpose to do this?

105-01-王昀晞

2022-05-25 01:46:56 UTC

Topic:Why do we dream?
Speaker:Amy Adkins
Highlight:

The kings of Sopotamia recorded and interpreted their dreams on wax tablets. Since then, we have never stopped exploring why people dream.

105-16-鄭玄苓

2022-05-25 01:47:01 UTC

topic:How to speed up chemical reactions (and get a date)
speaker:Aaron Sams
highlight: the key to find a date to the dance

105 30 蕭畯晏

2022-05-25 01:47:47 UTC

【Topic】:興趣沒有目的
【Speaker】:曾博恩
[Highlight]:自己做了一個鋼鐵人服裝

105 13 黃雅靖

2022-05-25 01:48:58 UTC

Topic主題：主題留下屬於自己的痕跡
Speaker 講者：黃蓉
Highlight 亮點：每個人都應該表態自己的意見，如果不敢展現自我，到最後他們就會變成在無痕模式裡沒有痕跡的那些人。

105 17 江宥勝

2022-05-25 01:49:00 UTC

[Topic]: Interest has no purpose
[Speaker]: 曾博恩
[Highlight]: 當你開始把興趣轉為工作時，不要忘記：興趣本身就是你的目的地。當壓力痛苦大於開心有趣時，請回想你的初衷，重新錨定方向，讓興趣帶領你繼續前進。

105 06 夏鈺涵

2022-05-25 01:49:06 UTC

[Topic]:Interse has no purpose
[Speaker]:曾博恩
[highlight]:Interse can define a persoon

105 27葉驊瑋

2022-05-25 01:49:07 UTC

105 05 洪芝萱

2022-05-25 01:49:12 UTC

【Topic】: The loathsome, lethal mosquito
【Speaker】: Rose Eveleth

【Highlight】: Mosquitoes are one of the most disgusting pests in the world

105-19-林孟叡

2022-05-25 01:49:12 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oetVvR5RQUs
Topic-Why is it so fun to be scared
Speaker-Margee Kerr

Highlight-At this very moment, people are lining up somewhere to scare themselves, be it with a thrill-ride or a horror movie. In fact, in October of 2015 alone, about 28 million people visited a haunted house in the US. But you might wonder: What could possibly be fun about being scared? Margee Kerr examines the biology and psychology behind what makes fear so fun.

105-26-陳漢晅

2022-05-25 01:49:28 UTC

【Topic】: Stand with Ukraine
【Speaker】: Garry Kasparov
【Highlight】: Ukraine is on the front line of a war between freedom and tyranny, says chess grandmaster and human rights advocate Garry Kasparov. In this blistering call to action, he traces Vladimir Putin's rise to power and details his own path from chess world champion to pro-democracy activist in Russia. His message is a challenge to global leaders to rise in support of Ukraine -- and to choose life and love over death and hatred. "The price of stopping a dictator always goes up with every delay and every hesitation," he says. "Meeting evil halfway is still a victory for evil."

105-07-孫宜薇

2022-05-25 01:49:28 UTC

[Topic] How do animals experience pain?
[Speaker]Robyn J. Crook
[Highlight] how animals feel pain, how to present pain.

Cultural difference

0102128 — 2022-05-25 01:50:25 UTC

[Topic] : On Why Taiwanese Don’t Shake Hands-Sand Up,Asia!
[Speaker] : Bring Tseng
[Highlight] : Something about cultural difference.

0101196 — 2022-05-25 01:54:03 UTC

[Topic]:An easy way to quit bad habit

[Speaker]:Judson Brewer

[Highlight]:

Through meditation and wondering why you have this bad habit How it feels to feel that you no longer do this habit Transform your will into your own experience instead of forcing yourself not to do it

105 04 林幸蓁

2022-05-25 01:54:18 UTC

[Topic] These squids can fly...no,really
[Speaker] Robert Siddall
[Highlight] A 10 centimeters squids could hypothetically launch itself six meters above the water

105-09-張沛昕

2022-05-25 01:54:48 UTC

【Topic】: A brief history of toilets

【Speaker】: Francis de los Reyes

【Highlight】:How to solve the disease caused by sewage

105-20-林威廷

2022-05-25 01:56:31 UTC

[Topic]:解構思覺失調
[Speaker]:Anees Bahj
[Highlight]:思覺失調症是最常被汙名化的疾病

105 15蔡姍穎

2022-05-25 03:30:38 UTC

[Topic] why shouldn’t we “pursue” love.

[Speaker]張國揚

[Highlight]Its very similar between pursuing lover and building career

108-31簡揚烜

2022-05-26 07:23:33 UTC

[Topic]: Interest has no purpose
[Speaker]: 曾博恩
[Highlight]:Not all interests in life have to be meaningful, as long as you want to do that is your purpose.

108-15-劉禹希

2022-05-26 07:27:25 UTC

[Topic]:Why are some people left-handed?
[Speaker]:Daniel M. Abrams
[Highlight]:Today,Why are such a small proportion of people left-handed and why does the trait exist in the first place? Daniel M. Abrams investigates how the uneven ratio of lefties and righties gives insight into a balance between competitive and cooperative pressures on human evolution.

108 30 薛亦軒

2022-05-26 07:27:53 UTC

[Topic]:What makes you special
[Speaker]:Mariana Atencio
[Speaker]:Being able to reimagine yourself beyond what other people see, that is the toughest task of all,but it's also the most beautiful.

［108 25 郭庭愷］

2022-05-26 07:29:36 UTC

[108 25 郭庭愷]
【Topic】interest
【Speaker】曾博恩
【Highlight】Not all interests in life have to be meaningful, as long as you want to do that is your purpose.

108 12 陸筱梅

2022-05-26 07:31:05 UTC

[topic]why do we dream
[speaker]ＡｍｙＡskins
[highlightIn the 3rd millennium BCE, Mesopotamian kings recorded and interpreted their dreams on wax tablets. In the years since, we haven't paused in our quest to understand why we dream. And while we still don’t have any definitive answers, we have some theories. Amy Adkins reveals the top seven reasons why we might dream.

108 022 凌楷崴

2022-05-26 07:31:38 UTC

[Topic]ZOMBIFS
[Speaker]Christopher m.Moreman
[Highlight]The origin of narrating zombies developed from religion and changed with the times. gradually become a zombie

108-11-陶奕岑

2022-05-26 07:32:12 UTC

[Speaker]:Anees Bahj
[Highlight]:Schizophrenia is the most stigmatized disorder

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108-26-陳柏宇

2022-05-26 07:32:51 UTC

【Topic】:Why are some people
left-handed?

【Speaker】:Daniel M. Abrams

【Highlight】:A purely competitive world 50% of the population would be left-handed

P.S: I am left-handed.

108-08-張秀涵

2022-05-26 07:33:01 UTC

【Topic】: The history of chocolate

【Speaker】: Deanna Pucciarelli

【Highlight】: There was no chocolate before the 16th century.

The invention of chocolate.

108 32 龔嘉崴

2022-05-26 07:33:13 UTC

[Topic]:

Why do cats have vertical pupils?

[speaker]:Emma Bryce
[Highlight]:Peering into the eyes of different animals, you'll see some extraordinarily shaped pupils. House cats, for one, are twilight hunters with vertically elongated pupils. Many grazing animals like goats, have rectangular pupils. Other animals have crescent- or heart-shaped pupils.

108-27-陳詩垣

2022-05-26 07:33:18 UTC

[Topic]:why do we dream?
speaker:艾咪‧愛德金思
highlight:Dream help us to remember﹑forget and rehearse．

108 29 蔡惟宗

2022-05-26 07:33:22 UTC

https://youtu.be/m9tNBHBKMpU
The story tell me a Comedian how become popular human

108-13-黃歆喬

2022-05-26 07:33:52 UTC

[Topic]:不喝水會發生什麼事？What Would happens if you don't drink water?

[Speaker]:Mia Nacamulli

[Highlight]:Water is almost everywhere, and the average human body is about 55-60% water. So what role does water play in our bodies, and how much should we drink to stay healthy? Mia Nacamulli details the importance of water to health.

108-18 吳御安

2022-05-26 07:34:45 UTC

【Topic】: Delay
【Speaker】: Tim Urban
【Highlight】: If a plan is delayed for too long, you will really feel like you have become a bystander in your heart.

108 17 蘇昱禎

2022-05-26 07:34:45 UTC

(1)Topic : The 100 Tampons NASA (Almost) Sent To Space -- and Other Absurd Songs

(2)Speaker : Marcia Belsky
(3)Highlight : Marcia Belsky shares comical commentary on some peculiar aspects of our culture -- from Instagram-stalking your crush to fending off mansplainers on social media -- and lampoons NASA's notorious decision to provide astronaut Sally Ride with an egregious supply of tampons for her six-day trip to space in 1983.

108-20-周定銳

01010551 — 2022-05-26 07:35:28 UTC

[Topic]: Why are cockroaches so hard to kill?
[Speaker]: Irida Zhonga
[Highlight]:And the cockroach’s toughness doesn’t end there. Cockroaches can eat a variety of organic matter, including hair, dead skin, adhesives, and paper. This is made possible by an expansive set of digestive enzymes. Cockroaches are able to thrive even in nutrient-poor environments. Roaches often eat decaying foods that are low in nitrogen— an essential component of DNA and proteins. But they survive by storing nitrogen-containing wastes in their bodies and having a resident group of bacteria recycle the nitrogen into useful molecules for them.

108-19-李田威

2022-05-26 07:35:39 UTC

[Topic]:An easy way to quit bad habits
[Speaker]:Judson Brewer
[Highlight]:The next time you're addicted to smoking, wanting to snack, or driving to respond to a message, it may help you quit these bad habits.

10821邱煒倫

2022-05-26 07:36:25 UTC

[Topic]:There is no road in life
[speaker]呱吉
[Highlight]:Every step in Guage's life seems crazy and unpredictable, but many experiences and tests are linked together. He has held executive positions in well-known entertainment companies such as Disney and madhead. In high school, out of passion for theater, I once dropped out of school and toured with a professional theater company. After the age of 30, I decided to change the runway and enter the game and entertainment industry from the theater circle.

108-23孫翊豪

2022-05-26 07:36:51 UTC

https://youtu.be/N0zhdMwD2Z8
speaker：wen-je kilo
Highlight:The most difficult thing is not to face allkinds of setbacks and blows, but to face all kinds of setbacks and blows, but not to lose enthusiasm for the world.
Topic:Wisdom of life and death

108-14-劉姮均

2022-05-26 08:08:32 UTC

[Topic]:如何不讓人生留下遺憾?
[Speaker]:陳永儀 May Chen
[Highlight]:May Chen has heard one too many "If I'd known..." expressions in her line of work. Many of these regrets stem from the face of tragedy, especially when dealing with the loss of a loved one. While it's human tendency to berate ourselves for the decisions we’ve made in the past, May offers some helpful tips on how we can shift our perspectives and our priorities so that in the aftermath of loss, we properly grieve without giving in to guilt.

108 04 吳培妍

2022-05-26 08:15:06 UTC

【Topic】:Why do we cry? The three types of tears.

【Speaker】: Alex Gendler
【Highlight】:Study how basic tears, reflex tears, and emotional tears work.

108 02 吳佩筠

2022-05-26 08:20:36 UTC

[Topic] Would you choose a life of limitless pleasure?
[Speaker] Hayley Levitt and Bethany Rickeald
[Highlight] Imagine if you could plug your brain into a machine that would bring you ultimate pleasure for the rest of your life. The only catch? You have to permanently leave reality behind.

108-1何芯儀

2022-05-26 08:23:41 UTC

[Topic] :What I learned from 100 days of rejection

[Speaker] : jia jiang
[Hlighlight] : Jia Jiang adventures boldly into a territory so many of us fear: rejection.

108-16-蔡沅諭

2022-05-26 14:09:18 UTC

https://youtu.be/keMF8YzQoRM

[Topic] Why do we cry? The three types of
tears
[Speaker] Alex Gendler
[Highlight] Watching a sad movie, cutting onions, or completely unconsciously, our eyes will burst into tears. Alex Gendler followed the day when the little girl Alice was full of tears and studied how basic tears, reflected tears, and emotional tears worked.

101 27 黃偲瑜

0101163 — 2022-05-27 00:25:45 UTC

[Topic]What would it be like to share a room in a room with 1000 mosquitoes?

[Speaker]Mr. Curiosity Five

［Hlighlight]This story taught me not to be in the same room with 1000 mosquitoes

【101-29-劉育綸】

2022-05-27 00:27:22 UTC

【topic】What would happen if you didn’t drink water
【speaker】Mia Nacamulli
【highlights】If the body's water supply is insufficient, chronic water shortage for a long time will force the brain to stop sending thirst signals and instruct various organs to reduce the amount of water they need to adapt to the drought. In a short period of time, only dry skin or lips may occur. In the long run, the thinking and operation of the brain will be greatly reduced, affecting human digestion, metabolism, hormone secretion, and even sleep, causing various physical discomforts, and also causing damage to brain functions.

10122紀宥廷

2022-05-27 00:27:31 UTC

【Topic】: history's most deadly colors
【Speaker】: J. V. Maranto
【Highlight】:It introduced three harmful for human

[101-13-陳思帆]

2022-05-27 00:27:35 UTC

[Topic]:Why are cockroaches so hard to kill?

[Speaker]: Ameya Gondhalekar

[Highlight]:Dig into the genetic adaptations of cockroaches, and find out what makes it so hard to get rid of these tenacious creatures.

101-21-李育民

2022-05-27 00:28:44 UTC

【Topic】:真會說話
【Speaker】:馮翊綱
【Highlight】:Everyone must find you like job，and do that.

101-06-呂函豫

2022-05-27 00:32:48 UTC

Topic: Powerful Photos That Honor the Livers of Overlooked Women
Speaker : Smita Sharma
Highlight:Women have their value too

101 31 鄭宇哲

2022-05-27 00:33:12 UTC

101-17-王力翔

2022-05-27 00:33:57 UTC

[Topic] Breaking the power of guilt
[author]陳永儀
[Highlight] Many of these regrets step from the face of tragedy,especially when dealing with the loss of a loved one .While it’s a human tendency to berate ourselves for the dicisions we’ve made in the past,May offers some helpful tips on how we can shift our perspective and our priorities so that in the aftermath of loss,we properly grieve without giving in to guilt.

101 16 賴品璇

2022-05-27 00:37:41 UTC

Topic : One second every day
Speaker : Cesar Kuriyama
Highlight :Record the moments of life with one second of each day.

101 10高詠欣

2022-05-27 00:37:57 UTC

[Topic]: why are some people left-handed?
[Speaker]:Daniel M. Abrams
[highlight]:the persistence of lefties
as a small but stable minority reflects an equilibrium that comes from competitive
and cooperative effects playing out simultaneously over time.

101-25-陳翊威

0101145 — 2022-05-27 00:38:37 UTC

^{How to deal with your insomnia — and finally get to sleep}

^{【Topic】: Having trouble falling asleep?
【speaker】: Matt Walker}

^{【highlight】:}^When^you^have^problems^with^insomnia^{,try cognitive behavioral therapy insomnia（CBTI）}

101-32-顏文澤

2022-05-27 00:39:12 UTC

[Topic]:Life career
[Speaker]:Wei Jie Ciou

[Highlight]:Explain your own journey to success.

101-28 楊小平

2022-05-27 00:39:45 UTC

（Topic）：眼睛的漂浮物
（Speaker）：麥可毛瑟
（Highlight）：The film explains why there are strange little objects in the eyes, what they are made of and what his official name is

101-23-許峻耀

0101116 — 2022-05-27 00:47:04 UTC

Topic:At what moment are you dead?
Speaker ：Randall Hayes
Highlight:The ancients used those methods to resurrect the dead

101 04 余沛蓁

2022-05-27 00:50:40 UTC

Topic:Can you solve the passcode riddle?

Speaker:Ganesh Pai

Highlight: You were closed by ruler in ancient . They let you fight with the beast. Can you solve the passcode riddle to get everyone out?

101-19-王繹傑

2022-05-27 00:54:52 UTC

（Topic）： How did Hitler rise to power?
（Speaker）：Alex Gendler,Anthony Hazard
（Highlight）：Decades after the fall of the Third Reich, it feels impossible to understand how Adolf Hitler, the tyrant who orchestrated one of the largest genocides in human history, could ever have risen to power in a democratic country. So how did it happen, and could it happen again? Alex Gendler and Anthony Hazard dive into the history and circumstances that allowed Hitler to become Führer of Germany.

108-24-莊秉傑

0101113 — 2022-05-27 01:08:47 UTC

[Topic]:
The future of food - Can we create a perfect farm ?
[Speaker]:
Brent Loren
[Highlight]:
Farmers have already started to implement solar-powered cold storage capsules

101-18 王志允

2022-05-27 01:11:54 UTC

A sample way to break a bad habit
-
Judson Brewer
-

When we try to focus on one thing, there will be a thought that affects our focus,we remove the compulsive part and replace it with focus and curiosity,you will find that this habit of yours may not be something you really like to do.

108-07-李昱萱

0102045 — 2022-05-27 01:14:53 UTC

【Topic】Why Do Cats Act So Weird
【Speaker】Tone Buffington
【Highlight】

108 10陳芝儀

0102126 — 2022-05-27 01:17:20 UTC

Topic:How to make stress your friend.
Speaker:Kelly McGonigal
Highlight:
Stress. It makes your heart pound, your breathing quicken and your forehead sweat. But while stress has been made into a public health enemy, new research suggests that stress may only be bad for you if you believe that to be the case. Psychologist Kelly McGonigal urges us to see stress as a positive, and introduces us to an unsung mechanism for stress reduction: reaching out to others.

108-33 林育誠

2022-05-27 01:19:29 UTC

[Topic]:There is no road in life
[speaker]Guage
[Highlight]:In our life,There isn't a path is our wrong chose In instead of, we choose path all are good, because we also meet different landscape,even if fail or a little crooked off but we often aware we chosen path all are meanful sometime in our futrue

101 07 呂蘋晏

2022-05-27 01:35:43 UTC

101 07 呂蘋晏
Topic:A simple way to break a bad habit
Speaker:Judson Brewer
Highlight:Ways to get rid of bad habits:When you do this action ,you change your mindset to look at it,for example:when smoking,turn the mentality of wondering what a cigarette is,and over time you can change the bad habit of smoking.

101-01 王敏珍

2022-05-27 02:48:31 UTC

【Topic】:

How the food you eat affects your brain

【Speaker】:
Mia Nacamulli

【Highlight】:
When it comes to what you bite, chew and swallow, your choices have a direct and long-lasting effect on the most powerful organ in your body: your brain.

0102014 — 2022-05-27 03:35:06 UTC

[TOPIC]:Why are we so attached to our things?
[SPEAKER]:Christian Jarrett
[HIGHLIG]:This flim is talking about why we usually like our own things.

101 02 任苡諼

2022-05-27 04:36:19 UTC

[Topic]:What is depression?
[Speaker]:Addison Anderson
[Hlighlight]:The symptoms of depression and how to treat it.

101-20 呂元愷

2022-05-27 05:09:34 UTC

【Topic】:Keep dreaming and become irreplaceable
【speaker】:Yuan-Chin Yang
【highlight】:Stick to your dream and don't let others change it.

101-24 陳柏臻

2022-05-27 06:11:52 UTC

［topic］： The ice island geothermal ［speaker] ：Jean Baptiste Koehl
［Highlights]：The geothermal power is the natural energy.Before the power point builds,we need dug a kilometer hole.

101 09 侯俐安

2022-05-27 06:43:32 UTC

【Topic】: Why do we dream

【Speaker】: Amy adkins

【Highlight】: In the years since, we haven't paused in our quest to understand why we dream. And while we still don’t have any definitive answers, we have some theories. Amy Adkins reveals the top seven reasons why we might dream.

101 26 黃政毓

2022-05-27 08:14:30 UTC

［Topic]:A easy way to quit bad habits.
[Speaker]:Judson Brewer
[Highlight]:How to give up habits? The formation
of bad habits usually takes three
steps: triggering, behavior and
rewarding. Many bad habits are also
related to stress. How to get rid of
bad habits is to solve stress first.

101-11-許方柔

01021111 — 2022-05-27 08:15:48 UTC

[Topic]: Fantasy and fact of vampires

[Seaper]: Michael Molina

[Highlight]:The myth of the bloodsucking vampire has stalked humans from
ancient Mesopotamia to 18th-century Eastern Europe, but it has
differed in the terrifying details. So, how did we arrive at the
popular image we know, love and fear today? And what truly
makes a vampire..a vampire? Michael Molina digs up the
science and the superstition.

101-05-吳姿褕

2022-05-27 08:18:44 UTC

[Topic]:Why 30 is not the new 20
[speaker]:Meg Jay
[Highlight]:The person my clinical psychologist says has 20 stories is the opposite of her observational decade in a multi-year-old, your age is this Jay's 2000-year-old predictive information speech. Just because your marriage, work, and kids happen later, doesn't mean you can't start planning now. Three recommendations are made on how people in their 20s can regain adulthood in their lives.

101-08 李芷嫣

01020431 — 2022-05-27 08:22:45 UTC

(1)Topic：如果你不睡覺會發生什麼事？What would happen if you didn't sleep
(2)Speaker：Claudia Aguirre
(3)Highlight：It's talking about what will happen to the body if you don't sleep ,the impact, the mental state.

101 31 鄭宇哲

2022-05-27 08:26:51 UTC

Topic:A simple way to break a bad habit
Speaker:Judson Brewer
Highlight:Ways to get rid of bad habits:When you do this action ,you change your mindset to look at it,for example:when smoking,turn the mentality of wondering what a cigarette is,and over time you can change the bad habit of smoking.

108-06-李欣怡

2022-05-30 06:48:03 UTC

[Topic]:Why do we dream?
[Speaker]:Amy Adkins
[Highlight]:In the 3rd millennium BCE, Mesopotamian kings recorded and interpreted their dreams on wax tablets. In the years since, we haven't paused in our quest to understand why we dream. And while we still don't have any definitive answers, we have some theories.

115-16 賴塏榤

2022-06-02 03:39:21 UTC

115-11-陳羿辰

2022-06-02 03:45:58 UTC

主題：一個簡單的方法去戒除壞習慣
講者：賈德森布魯爾
亮點：戒壞習慣其實不難但是要轉變你的想法去做

115 05 吳悠

2022-06-02 03:46:51 UTC

Topic:A future worth getting excited about
Speaker: Elon Musk
Highlight:Life cannot be reduced to dealing with one painful problem after another. People have to look forward to what happens in the future.

115-13-楊永利

2022-06-02 03:46:55 UTC

[Topic] 細胞對抗病毒
[Speaker] 夏儂·史黛爾斯
[Highlight］所有生物都是由細胞所組成的，體內都有保護者在對抗入侵的病毒。

115-01-丁勝宏

01050011 — 2022-06-02 03:47:02 UTC

[Topic]:不喝水會發生什麼事？

[Speaker]:Mia Nacamulli

[Hlighlight]:成人的腦和心臟有3/4都是水.

115-03-江育佑

2022-06-02 03:48:00 UTC

[topic]：在Why are eating disorders so hard to treat? Anees Bahji
[Speaker]:Helen Chang
[Highlight]:這部影片主要在說飲食失調的誤解，還有飲食失調的問題。

115 06 杜俊霖

2022-06-02 03:51:07 UTC

[Topic]Your Money and Your Mind

[Speaker]Amanda Zhu
[Hightlight]

Encourage yourself when paying off debt

115-15-蔡宇恩

2022-06-02 03:53:39 UTC

[Topic]:Why should i be afraid to tell the truth
[Speaker]:Yan li xiao
[Hightlight]:這部主要在說人權社會議題革命差不多差不多

115-02-朱宥叡

2022-06-02 03:53:55 UTC

[Topic]:How to deal with your insomnia—and finally get to sleep
[Speaker]:Leslie Gauther
[Highlight]:CBTI被推荐為治療失眠症的一級用藥

0105010 — 2022-06-02 04:13:47 UTC

topic:

Inside the mind of a master procrastinator

speaker:

Tim Urban

highlight:

Both procrastinators and non-procrastinators have rational decision-makers in their brains, but the procrastinator has an extra jolly monkey in their brains, and never let the jolly monkey control the steering wheel, because they only do things that are easy and free, not think about the future