"TED: The future we will create" gives you an all-access pass inside the world of TED to what Wired Magazine refers to as "arguably the hottest gathering around." Every year for four days, ...
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Title: TED: The Future We Will Create (TV Movie 2007)
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| Daphne Zuniga | ... | Self - Host | |
| Al Gore | ... | Self | |
| Lawrence Bender | ... | Self | |
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Chris Anderson | ... | Self |
| Peter Gabriel | ... | Self | |
| Charles Fleischer | ... | Self | |
| Anthony Robbins | ... | Self | |
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Rick Warren | ... | Self |
| Julia Sweeney | ... | Self | |
| Jehane Noujaim | ... | Self | |
| Ken Robinson | ... | Self (as Sir Ken Robinson Ph.D.) | |
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Larry Brilliant | ... | Self |
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Burt Rutan | ... | Self |
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Gregory Colbert | ... | Self |
| Hans Rosling | ... | Self | |
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"TED: The future we will create" gives you an all-access pass inside the world of TED to what Wired Magazine refers to as "arguably the hottest gathering around." Every year for four days, an eclectic group of the world's most brilliant minds converge to share big new ideas that will shape our future. For the first time you are invited behind the scenes with actor Daphne Zuniga as she takes you on this amazing journey of discovery, laughter and inspiration that is TED. Take a seat next to the founders of Google or the creator of The Simpsons, and enjoy the same enlightening experience that they paid $4,400 for! Written by M
Don't bother with the video. This is an INCREDIBLE conference and I would love to attend or meet most any of the people speaking there. I thought the video was very poor, jumped around and I really didn't get much out of it. There are some great parts of it on YouTube where you get to hear some of the speakers, for more than 30 seconds that is. If you want to get some good information for each person speaking then it is best just to go to YouTube or other video service. It would be amazing to be offered a seat at this conference, it would also be amazing to have the money to go. I suppose I would come up with 4,000 dollars if I was asked to attend such a wonderful, motivating, powerful event.