My Affair With Failure | Chukwuebuka Edeh | TEDxFUHSO

This talk unpacks why intelligence and wisdom are not the same thing, and introduces a framework for staying irreplaceable in a world that’s automating thought itself.

In the conventional world, especially in the African region, confidence and outspokenness can be synonymous for being rude, and silence praised for being respectful. One of the subtle dangers of this is the culture of passivity it can breed.
Our speaker shares insights to make you understand that your voice is not noise but responsibility.

We’ve been taught to become something, a job title, a role, a checkbox, instead of someone.
This talk names the “copy and paste pandemic” quietly shaping a generation, and makes the case that in a world full of templates, your identity is about to become the most valuable thing you own.

Many people think the path through life is linear. To go from this point to the other, but most times, the path that leads us to a life of meaning is one that incorporates a level of uncertainty.
In this talk, the speaker shares a new dimension perspective to helping us understand uncertainty and how to maximize it in living a life of meaning – the life we truly desire.

With the bloom of artificial intelligence, many persons think it is now man versus AI. But in this talk, the speaker shares that it is man with AI, and provides a new line of thought on how to chart a new course with artificial intelligence.