wrote back and said, ‘Wow, that’s exciting. Comedian Sam Hyde took advantage of some pretty lax vetting last weekend at Drexel Universitys independently organized TEDx speaker series. So it’s like broken window theory there, or whatever the fuck. Hyde said: “I told them I had just returned from Mogadishu where I was shooting war journalism following this group of women cleaning up the neighborhood, and by picking up trash, they had lowered crime rate. 0:00 / 18:36 2070 Paradigm Shift, a TED talk by Sam Hyde (HD) Torless Bardamu 1.44K subscribers Subscribe 7.6K 218K views 2 years ago Legendary TED talk by comedian Sam Hyde from Million. was not immediately available to comment afterward, but Hyde allegedly fed them a good story. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. One wonders if the organizers of TEDx whiffed on vetting Hyde, which wouldn’t have taken more than a few minutes of Googling. 2070 Paradigm Shift Transcript This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. How did Hyde, who is a fairly notorious weird comedian and part of the sketch troupe Million Dollar Extreme, get on the program? Philadelphia Magazine explains: These are the challenges that tomorrow's going to face."
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What inspires me is finding out how to use MagLev trains to get resources to the moon. The best part: "What inspire me, is teaching African refugees how to program Javascript. So comedian Sam Hyde sneaking onto an (independently organized) TEDx program at Drexel University last weekend and delivering this incomprehensible 20 minute talk on the "2070 paradigm shift" must be seen as a symbolic victory in the war on bullshit, even if it gets kind of old after minute 10. Everyone is annoyed by TED Talks these days, those vacuum-sealed idea nuggets. COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER UNDER SECTION 107 OF THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1976Allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, t.
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