Can you truly grasp a million? A billion? A trillion? Our brains are wired for survival, not for comprehending vast scales. In this eye-opening TEDx talk, we’ll explore the fascinating intersection of mathematics and psychology - why humans struggle to imagine large numbers, how this impacts our decisions, and what it means for understanding global challenges. From the size of the universe to the scale of wealth and data, discover why the world is far bigger than we can ever truly perceive. Young psychologist, recent graduate of the University of Łódź, with a great passion for theories of mind, sports and philosophy, among other seemingly unrelated topics. The combination of these various interests allows him to look at the world in an interdisciplinary way, seeing connections where - at first glance - only separate phenomena are visible.Mathematics also holds an important place in his life, with its abstract concepts and relentless honesty, which applies to everyone regardless of human will. At TEDx University of Lodz, Bartek will present several counterintuitive mathematical concepts and their consequences for our perception of the world. 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

AI agents are becoming ever more capable. Who holds the responsibility for their actions when problems arise? Natasha explores this and asks an even more provocative question: can (and should) AI be granted legal personhood? Natasha Blycha is a pioneering expert in the intersection of law and emerging technologies, with a focus on the ethical and legal implications of artificial intelligence. As the founder and managing director of Stirling & Rose, Natasha advises on digital transformation and legal frameworks for AI governance. 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

Employee attrition is a growing challenge for organizations worldwide. In this compelling TEDx talk, Sadhika Majeti delves into the key reasons behind workplace attrition and offers practical, strategic solutions to retain top talent. From understanding employee motivations to fostering a culture of engagement and growth, this talk provides invaluable insights for leaders, HR professionals, and employees alike. Discover how businesses can turn attrition into an opportunity for transformation. Watch now! "Working as HR in one of the Reputed Organizations Published three articles till now and recently one of the article was published in Economic Times Gave Poster Presentation in International Conference in IIT Bombay Gold Medalist in National level championship in Karate. Served at Mentor in Research and Development club in National Institute of Construction management and research." 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

As an international student, Maria found the most common, shared question she and her peers faced is: “Where is home?” Through Maria’s talk, she explores the concept of “home” and why she always felt so confined by such a simple question. Her goal was to connect with those who have felt the same way; she hopes to provide an idea for a mutual understanding, in order to ease the inner conflicts she has often felt when explaining home. A close-to-the-heart talk where Maria encourages us to reconsider the meanings we attribute to 'home', especially those of us who have lived in various countries and continents, whilst inspiring us to find the values and support we need wherever we are. Maria Campos, although Portuguese, has had the privilege of growing up in 4 countries and 2 continents, shaping her unique perspective on identity, belonging, and the meaning of "home."Through storytelling, Maria hopes to challenge the conventional notion of identity and home, and invites her audience to embrace the joy of a life shaped by movement. Whether you're an expat, a third-culture kid, or someone questioning where you truly belong, she aspires to share messages that resonate with the universal search for connection and identity in an ever-globalized world. 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

Pushaan Dave is currently a student at Dar es Salaam International Academy (DIA) in Tanzania. Beyond his academic pursuits, he is an aspiring entrepreneur, author, yoga teacher, and public speaker. Pushaan Dave is currently a student at Dar es Salaam International Academy (DIA) in Tanzania. Beyond his academic pursuits, he is an aspiring entrepreneur, author, yoga teacher, and public speaker. 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 this father-son talk, guests are invited to think about the way that times, fashions and trends seem to have moved on whilst sharing some key threads: important values and beliefs, passed on by generations. How might these help to promote better lives? Marcos Latham is a vibrant and curious 14 year old who has grown up in the heart of Amsterdam all his life, born to an American father and a Spanish mother. His unique approach to life is thanks to his exposure to different environments, from his grandparents village in Spain to classic American suburbs to the Amsterdam way of life. Attending the British School of Amsterdam, his love and curiosity for all things - namely Geography, History, and Mathematics - have lead him to be interested in a variety of topics, including technology, new innovations and geopolitics. Whether it's through sports, school activities, or eco-projects, Marcos is committed to make a positive impact wherever he goes. Alongside this, his easy-going nature makes him a natural communicator and he enjoys making conversation with all sorts of people throughout his day to day life, which was truly what inspired him to take part in the TedxBSA event.Jim Latham is a North Carolinian and proud Duke University Blue Devil! He moved to France post-graduation in 1983 and has spent well over 2/3 of his life living in 6 different European countries; most recently, and for the longest period of time, he has resided in The Netherlands. His career journey spans from teaching and playing tennis in Germany during the Boris Becker and Steffi Graf era, to a decade with General Motors (Zurich / Detroit), to an 18-month stint in London working in Formula-1 to Adidas today. Jim’s jobs with Adidas have primarily been in the field of Sports & Brand Marketing and have included stops in Portland and Redlands, California, in addition to the Amsterdam hub. He loves sharing stories that connect milestones and experiences with a cross-cultural and cross-generational growth mindset. 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