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Bearing witness to the hardest moments in your past can have powerful results.
3 simple steps to get started: t.ted.com/G6AY321
The prisoner strapped under a descending pendulum blade. A raven who refuses to leave the narrator’s chamber. A beating heart buried under the floorboards.
Choose your own horror adventure with the help of Edgar Allan Poe: t.ted.com/BVO1oCC
NEW VIDEO: What would happen if you stopped brushing your teeth?
Trace the impact that bad oral hygiene can have on your teeth, gums, and health over time: t.ted.com/bBkF9A0
Considered by historians to be the first true empire, Assyria’s innovations laid the groundwork for every superpower that has followed.
The rise and fall of the Assyrian Empire: t.ted.com/Ozid8Wk
What happens in your body during a miscarriage?
Take a closer look at pregnancy loss and three common treatment options: t.ted.com/dJmhCrj
AI is reshaping how educators teach and how students learn. But for AI to make a positive impact, educators should be at the center of that change.
That’s why TED and @GoogleForEdu have launched a global search for ideas from educators who are using AI: t.ted.com/ui5HKty
1 out of 14 people around the world suffer from anxiety disorder.
Here are 3 strategies to help manage your anxiety: t.ted.com/V4mZarC
Did you know that the female black bear can give birth and lactate while hibernating?
The amazing science of hibernation: t.ted.com/4YNQCVZ
NEW VIDEO: This Halloween, dig into a collection of 6 chilling tales of blood-thirsty creatures, a cursed talisman, vengeful ghosts, and more.
Watch it after dark… if you dare: t.ted.com/Tt6cZE0
You’re not alone if you find social media to be both an essential tool for staying informed and an exhausting space full of disagreement.
How you can address the 4 main challenges of being online: t.ted.com/GdCWI4G
Which is best: Plastic, paper, or cloth bags? t.ted.com/z00BVQs
Why are people so obsessed with charismatic leaders?
Dig into Plato’s infamous thought experiment, which examines how democratic societies handle leadership: t.ted.com/3gQff7E
“If rules are logical and rigid and fixed and unchanging, play is spontaneous, and creative and unexpected — and it's so much the opposite of rules, right? But we need those rules in order to help facilitate that play.” t.ted.com/C014ZTP
On Pablo Picasso's birthday, find out why his painting "Guernica" is considered a masterpiece of anti-war art: t.ted.com/ssCtCH7
Did you know that the Great Plains in North America used to be a major waterway rife with exotic aquatic life?
Find out what happened to the ocean that divided the continent millions of years ago: t.ted.com/hACogu7
On #WorldPolioDay, discover what makes polio such a dangerous disease, and what we can do to get rid of it for good: t.ted.com/4F84SSP
Can you prove the temperamental Queen of Hearts wrong and escape Wonderland unscathed? t.ted.com/qEYqDsI
Happy Mole Day, everyone!
Math and science nerds, this one's for you: t.ted.com/zo6uSlf
What happens in your body when you have a fever: t.ted.com/EqofMIc
