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TEDx Chiang Mai September 14th, 2013

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Yawn.... It might be better to actually say what the attachment is about then you may get people who are interested giving feedback. Or is this just a marketing ploy to get all curious people to open the attachment?

Possibly a good idea but not for me. Call me cynical but nothing in life is free, and meetings/gatherings of people who may have good ideas is never cheap. Who's on the make with this?

Edited by CMKiwi

TedX is an excellent event.

Forward thinking by alternative minds.

Not for narrow minded people.

Yawn.... It might be better to actually say what the attachment is about then you may get people who are interested giving feedback. Or is this just a marketing ploy to get all curious people to open the attachment?

Possibly a good idea but not for me. Call me cynical but nothing in life is free, and meetings/gatherings of people who may have good ideas is never cheap. Who's on the make with this?

Mighty difficult to sneak one by you.....

wow this makes me happy the choose Chiang Mai. A good sign.

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Ted Talks

didnt this used to be called .. bar camp ?

if yes .. why did they change the name ?

dave2

pic .. a grey doi suthep 10 minuits ago

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Ted Talks

didnt this used to be called .. bar camp ?

if yes .. why did they change the name ?

dave2

pic .. a grey doi suthep 10 minuits ago

They are two separate events, completely different goals but perhaps attracting the same target group.

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Yawn.... It might be better to actually say what the attachment is about then you may get people who are interested giving feedback. Or is this just a marketing ploy to get all curious people to open the attachment?

Possibly a good idea but not for me. Call me cynical but nothing in life is free, and meetings/gatherings of people who may have good ideas is never cheap. Who's on the make with this?

Forgive me!! it's the first time posting anything on ThaiVisa, I wanted to add the poster but It came out that way.

Anyhow, check out what is TED http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TED_(conference)

http://www.ted.com/

and here is TEDx : http://www.ted.com/tedx

Chiang Mai creative city and volunteer as myself are organizing it

Chiang Mai creative city : http://www.creativechiangmai.com/en/

Hope to understand more about the event

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wow this makes me happy the choose Chiang Mai. A good sign.

Hope to see you there!!

My name is Mia and I'm the TEDxChiangMai Committee and co-MC at the event :-)

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Ted Talks

didnt this used to be called .. bar camp ?

if yes .. why did they change the name ?

dave2

pic .. a grey doi suthep 10 minuits ago

Bar camp is another event in Chiang Mai, different event.

Anyhow, check out what is TED http://en.wikipedia....ED_(conference)

http://www.ted.com/

and here is TEDx : http://www.ted.com/tedx

Chiang Mai creative city and volunteer as myself are organizing it

Chiang Mai creative city : http://www.creativechiangmai.com/en/

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re

Ted Talks

didnt this used to be called .. bar camp ?

if yes .. why did they change the name ?

dave2

pic .. a grey doi suthep 10 minuits ago

They are two separate events, completely different goals but perhaps attracting the same target group.

Bar camp : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp

Anybody can propose the idea they want to talk about , primarily focused around technology and the Web.

TEDx : http://www.ted.com/tedx

All speakers are invited, TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) is a global set of conferences owned by the private non-profit Sapling Foundation, under the slogan "ideas worth spreading".

Ok ok, thanks for the links and an explanation of what TED is all about. A group of talkers and performers whom raise ideas about Technology, Entertainment and Design. Nothing wrong with that. And it seems like this organisation is bigger than Ben Hur. Very big global community.

I like being educated and learning new things, so with that I can now go home and rest! wai2.gif

Watch some "Ted Talks" on You tube or Netflix.

Some very interesting subjects,Some not so, depending on your interest.

I'd be interested, but I'd like to know the topics and speakers before I'd buy a ticket here in CM.

Or, I could just go to the bar and have any number of Tom, Dick or Harry's (Drunk Talks) talk to me about the universe,internet tech or the future....

Serious though, Ted Talks are very interesting for the most part.

As for Ted= X not so sure if they get the caliber of speakers that TED does. But I might give it a go.

Maybe Art Bell will show up.wink.png

Edited by highonthai

The confirmed speakers are listed in the first of the two press releases linked in the OP. Ticket prices here http://www.amiando.c...xchiangmai.html as posted above.

This is exactly the kind of event that makes Chiang Mai a great place to live smile.png

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Watch some "Ted Talks" on You tube or Netflix.

Some very interesting subjects,Some not so, depending on your interest.

I'd be interested, but I'd like to know the topics and speakers before I'd buy a ticket here in CM.

Or, I could just go to the bar and have any number of Tom, Dick or Harry's (Drunk Talks) talk to me about the universe,internet tech or the future....

Serious though, Ted Talks are very interesting for the most part.

As for Ted= X not so sure if they get the caliber of speakers that TED does. But I might give it a go.

Maybe Art Bell will show up.wink.png

Confirmed speakers include Khun Duangrit Bunnag, Architect; Mr. Boaz Zipper, Poet and Photographer; Amarit Charoenphan, Co-Founder of Hubba Coworking Space; Gordon Falconer, Director IBSG Smart Cities Solutions, CISCO; Dr. Thammarat Kottatep, AIT Researcher; Krating Poonpol, Founder of Disrupt University; Dr. Sirikul Nui Laukaikul, Brand Consultant; Khun Somluk Pantipun, Artist and Designer; Dr. Thomas Tilley, Lecturer at Payap University, Sali Sasaki, Editor at CRAFTED, Designer, Writer, Researcher at Cities x Design; Dr. Surat Tanprawate, Neurologist at Chiang Mai University; Supawut Boonmahathanakorn; Co-founder of Kon Jai Baan, Ruttikorn Vuttikorn, Product Designer and Educational Game Maker; Khun Wiriyah Ruechaipanit, CEO Eduzones; Tasana Nagavajara, Violinist; and Patipat Susumpow, Co-founder of Opendream.

Several of these speakers are from Chiang Mai, but a special feature of TEDxChiangMai is that one session is dedicated to the future of education and will also include 3-5 talks by school and university students from Chiang Mai - giving them an opportunity to share their ideas with a local and a global audience. Selected through several local auditions, the names of the students will be announced later in August.

Hello all

I am new to this forum. I have been living in Chiang Mai for three years now. I call Chiang Mai home now.

As I browsed through some of the links they took me back to the 80s and 90s when I had a stack of self help books. All good and mind altering but I found them with the exception of Men are from Mars and Women from Venus and another I can not remember the name of to be fairly impractical for me.

Now I realize this TEDx is on a larger scale but it strikes me as impractical to do any thing to try to attract more people and industry to the city until they can do some thing about the traffic and the smoke season. I have noticed in the three years I have been here more vehicles on the road and more tourists.With nothing being done to stop the rice paddy burning and trash burning.

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