Sunday morning thoughts : “If you see something that is not possible, make it possible”.
With absolutely no knowledge and a group of colleagues, Mick Ebeling created the first Eye glasses that help paralyzed people to draw again ! He posted the code and the software on the internet so everybody could have these glasses. He started from nothing to finish with something that changed people life.
Everything is possible if you are willing to challenge it ! Have a nice day !

TEDxYouth@Kyoto

What is TEDxYouth@Kyoto?

Universities are a diverse place where people can meet and interact with interesting people majoring in a variety of fields. A place where students are given countless opportunities to challenge themselves, make mistakes, learn from them, and realize the possibilities that they hold.

Universities share the same values as TED – that individuals involved have their own expertise and that the organization as a whole is as dynamic and diverse as those individuals. Universities, too, have the potential to become a platform to spread innovating ideas and strengthen their community. Kyoto, a well-know university city, is the perfect place for the university community to explore the possibilities of ideas.

TEDxYouth@Kyoto made up of students from a variety of Kyoto universities aims to bring together a TEDx event, where participants and speakers alike will explore the possibilities of their ideas and share these ideas with the local community and beyond in order to revitalize and energize Japan.

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