How often do we let the fear of judgment dictate our choices? This talk explores the psychological and societal pressures that keep us from living authentically. Through personal experiences and thought-provoking insights, he challenges the notion of seeking external validation and encourages us to embrace self-acceptance. His talk provides a roadmap for breaking free from limiting beliefs and building the confidence to pursue our true passions—without fear of what others might think. A student at Najot Ta’lim and an intern at EPAM Systems, Tohirjon Ulmasov sees technology as more than just coding—it’s a tool for breaking boundaries. Passionate about AI, software development, and digital transformation, he is constantly pushing the limits of what’s possible. But beyond his technical expertise, he is a mentor, a community leader, and an advocate for growth within Uzbekistan’s IT ecosystem. Whether working on projects at Najot Ta’lim or representing Uzbekistan’s tech community, Tohirjon is on a mission to challenge limitations—both technological and personal—and inspire others to do the same. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Choice is a privilege that many take for granted, yet for countless young women, even life-changing decisions are often made for them. This talk explores the significance of personal choice in shaping futures. She delves into the societal and cultural barriers that limit young women’s autonomy and highlights how small, gradual changes can lead to greater empowerment. Through personal stories and broader reflections on Uzbekistan’s evolving landscape, she offers a hopeful vision for a future where every young woman has the power to decide her own path. A first-year student at British Management University, Janar Amirkulova finds inspiration in literature, music, and meaningful dialogue. A dedicated educator at Whydots Educational Center, she has spent over a year shaping young minds while refining her own leadership and communication skills. Passionate about debate and advocacy, she actively participates in BMU’s Model United Nations and debate club, using her voice to spark important conversations. A pianist at heart and a changemaker in action, Janar believes in the power of storytelling—whether through music, policy, or literature. She doesn’t just engage with the world; she seeks to rewrite it, one bold idea at a time. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

What if history could guide us toward a sustainable future? In this thought-provoking TEDx talk, Ishaan Chokhani introduces The Fort Biosphere—a bold initiative to transform a historic fort into a thriving ecological haven. From rewilding native plants and water conservation to renewable energy solutions, students are leading the way in preserving both heritage and nature.Discover how small actions can create a lasting impact and why protecting our environment is not just a choice—it’s a responsibility. Join the movement to build a greener, more sustainable world! Ishaan Chokhani is a 17-year-old student of Commerce at The Scindia School. He balances academics with diverse interests in business, politics, public speaking, and drama. As the key speaker at the 2024 Founder's Day, he presented the school's Fort Biosphere and Wildflower Meadow projects to his Highness J.M. Scindia and Dr. S. Somanath, former Chairman of ISRO. An award-winning participant in Model United Nations and culinary competitions, Ishaan has also interned at AdmissionIndia, contributing to marketing operations. Currently, he serves as an editor for the school's Yearbook, showcasing his creativity and leadership skills. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

We often focus on building strong networks, but what if the most impactful opportunities come from the people we barely know? This talk explores the hidden power of “weak” connections—those fleeting interactions and distant acquaintances that unexpectedly shape our lives. Through real-life examples and insights, he uncovers how embracing these occasional connections can open doors to new opportunities, ideas, and personal growth. A freshman at Webster University in Tashkent, Elyor Nazarov is a dedicated student of politics, education, and public speaking. Whether debating policies, engaging in community initiatives, or refining his skills in competitive speaking, he approaches every conversation with purpose. Recognized for his exceptional communication abilities, he has earned multiple awards, solidifying his reputation as a sharp thinker and eloquent speaker. For Elyor, words aren’t just powerful—they’re the foundation of progress. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In a world driven by rapid innovation and digital transformation, Generation Z faces unique challenges in standing out and succeeding. This talk explores what it takes to thrive in this hyper-competitive era, sharing insights on adaptability, personal branding, and continuous learning. Drawing from his experience in the hospitality industry and beyond, he uncovers key strategies that help young professionals navigate a fast-paced world while staying true to their passions and goals. A second-year student at British Management University, Asliddin Fayziev thrives in the dynamic world of hospitality. With hands-on experience in mid-range hotels and the prestigious InterContinental Tashkent (IHG), he has honed his ability to navigate fast-paced environments with precision and adaptability. Passionate about innovation, he seeks to elevate guest experiences, optimize service operations, and challenge industry norms. For Asliddin, growth isn’t just a goal—it’s a way of life. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In his talk, Antoine Suarez explains how the entanglement experiments he conducted inspired by John Bell use moving measuring devices, and thereby complete the experiments of Alain Aspect and Anton Zeilinger awarded with the Nobel Prize in Physics 2022, which use measuring devices at rest. The results challenge our understanding of space and time, potentially revolutionizing our perception of the physical world. Antoine Suarez is a Swiss physicist and philosopher known for his work on the foundations of quantum physics and the intersections between science, philosophy, and other fields like "mind-brain," "free will," "definition of death," "beginning of human life," and "origin of humanity." He holds a Master in Theoretical Physics from the University of Zaragoza (1967), a Master in Experimental Physics from the University of Fribourg (1969), and a PhD from the ETH Zurich (1975). In January 1990, he initiated the Center for Quantum Philosophy at the CERN in Geneva with John Bell (https://videos.cern.ch/record/1049544). In the following years he collaborated with the Group of Applied Physics at the University of Geneva (in particular Nicolas Gisin, Valerio Scarani, André Stefanov, and Hugo Zbinden) to propose and conduct experiments proving that the quantum correlations come from outside space and time, and the consistency of the material world requires non-material coordination.An essay reproducing the ideas of this TEDx interview has been published on this website. (https://www.exaudi.org/quantum-science-gods-surprising-ally/) This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx