Tempo, compositor de destinos | Manuela Profeta | TEDxYouth@CasaFundamental
Com apenas 12 anos, Manuela Profeta nos convida a refletir sobre o tempo — esse artista silencioso que marca a história, a terra e os nossos próprios afetos. Entre fósseis da megafauna, o crânio de Luzia e as mudanças em sua própria vida, Manuela costura ciência, poesia e experiência pessoal para revelar que o tempo pode ser tanto destruição quanto cura. Em sua fala, ela resgata memórias que o fogo tentou apagar e lembra a todos que Luzia é história, é resistência, e que preservar o passado é um compromisso com o futuro. Meu nome é Manuela, tenho 12 anos e gosto muito de sair com meus amigos no meu tempo livre, dar risadas, conversar e criar lembranças que vou guardar para sempre. O tema do meu TEDx é ‘Tempo e Memória’, porque acredito que o tempo passa muito rápido, mas são as memórias que ficam e nos ajudam a lembrar quem somos. Vou falar sobre como o tempo impacta a vida das pessoas, como cada momento pode ser especial e como guardar essas lembranças é importante para manter viva a nossa história e dar valor a cada detalhe que vivemos. 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
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