“Kəpənək effekti” termini başlanğıcda baş verə biləcək kiçik bir dəyişikliyin, daha böyük dəyişikliklərə səbəb ola biləcəyini ifadə edir. Həyatda təsadüfən baş verən kiçik hadisələr bəzən böyük hekayələrin başlanğıcı olur. İxtisasca genetik olan Aynur xanım karyerasını fərqli sahədə qurmaq qərarına gəlir. Belə ki, 2013-cü ildən dəblə bağlı bloq yazmağa başlayır və 2 il sonra ilk atelyesini açır. 2020-ci ildə isə “Dably Baku” yerli geyim brendinin həmtəsisçisi olur. Onu “Hərşeyşünas” podkastından da tanıya bilərsiniz. 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

Sophia González explores how strategic deviations from the scientific method have led to the moon landing and significant advances in mathematical knowledge. In the future, they could even led to a theory of everything—but it'll take an understanding of math, physics, and metaphysics to get there.Sophia Gonzalez is a junior from Bend, Oregon, majoring in mathematics, physics, and philosophy. 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 where knowledge is abundant, the real challenge isn't what we know, but how we use it. Traditional learning models focus on acquiring information, but the future belongs to those who can structure, apply, and adapt knowledge dynamically. This talk explores the shift from knowing to doing, the rise of collective intelligence, and how individuals can hack learning systems to stay ahead. It invites listeners to rethink how they learn; not just to keep up, but to lead. Rachel Long is an education researcher, strategist, and corporate learning designer. As a Renaissance Award Scholar, she studied learning systems at ten of the world’s top universities and taught in classrooms across Australia and the United Kingdom. She currently works for a sustainability-focused tech company where she helps professionals build adaptable, future-ready skill sets. Rachel's talk introduces the idea of becoming a "knowledge architect"—someone who not only acquires information but knows how to apply and organize it to solve real-world challenges. 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

These were the words my mother told me before I left for my trip to Peru last year, not the typical warnings like, "Oh, stay with someone," or "keep your phone charged," or "call me every hour". It's just read, watch, ask. I’m currently a Grade 11 student at WVSS. I like to ski, dance competitively, and play golf. I’m really passionate about dance—I do hip hop, K-pop, and contemporary, and I’m also the captain of our dance crew. I enjoy working as a team and expressing myself through movement. When I’m alone, I like to listen to music. Some of my favorite artists are Ye West, Summer Walker, and Sexyy Redd. Music helps me relax and reflect. I also love matcha lattes—they're my go-to drink and always put me in a good mood. 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 her talk, Udita Satish explores how transformation comes not from working harder but from hitting three mental keys, CTRL, ALT, and SHIFT. She shares her journey from burnout and perfectionism to self-acceptance, showing how pausing, reframing thoughts, and reshaping identity can rewire the brain. Through science and personal experience, she reveals how this mindset reboot helps us break free from old patterns and live with clarity and purpose. A former Head Girl and national-level Spell Bee winner, Udita is a top-performing student, health tech researcher and passionate public speaker. From MCing school events to exploring neuroscience, coding and languages, her curiosity knows no bounds. In her TEDx talk, she shares how pausing, shifting perspectives and embracing change can help us break free from stress and thrive in chaos by reprogramming how we think, grow and face 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