TEDxPalermo - Tishani Doshi - The Luxury of Slowness
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The TEDxPalermo's Talk by the Indian poet, writer and dancer Tishani Doshi was in the middle of a rainy April30th. The location due to bad weather was changed at the very last minute and studio427 were welcoming our event. The Time is the focus of the Talk. She explain us that there are many kinds of time, there is cosmic time, cyclic time, line... Read more
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May 13, 2011 (almost 13 years ago)The TEDxPalermo's Talk by the Indian poet, writer and dancer Tishani Doshi was in the middle of a rainy April30th. The location due to bad weather was changed at the very last minute and studio427 were welcoming our event. The Time is the focus of the Talk. She explain us that there are many kind...
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