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Nu cunoaștem oameni cărora să nu le placă ciocolată, nici nu credem că există, dar dacă trăiesc pe undeva, sunt ciudați. Nu avem nimic cu ei, e dreptul lor să nu le placă, dar acum, sincer, nu e deloc normal. Și dacă definiția normalitații pornește de undeva, punctul ăla ar trebuie să fie ciocolata. Lista cu discuții deștepte de weekendul acesta nu e, totuși, despre ciocolată, ci despre normalitate. Și cât de ușor o atribuim asemănării noastre și cât de înșelătoare sunt granițele ei.
Are You Normal?
You may not be as normal as you thought!
What is normal ? | William Boeva | TEDxULB
William Boeva has always been interested in what normality is and how we, as human beings, we see the others. And we can definitely say that he has some knowledge in experiencing the the glance of others. In this TEDxTalk he wanted to discuss differences, and how people react toward what they think is not normal.
Humans Are WEIRD!
Let's break down some of humanity's weirdest traits!
No One is 'Normal'
Everyone assumes that they are the only one to be freakish. In fact, of course, it’s very normal to be abnormal.
What Is 'Normal'? What Is 'Different'?
“Why can’t you be different? Why does everyone have to look the same and do as the group does?” 13-year-old Ninnoc wants to know. The headstrong Dutch middle-school student is the subject of Nikki Padidar’s award-winning short documentary, Ninnoc, an experimental window into a personal struggle with nonconformity. In the film, Ninnoc struggles to reconcile her need to belong—and to feel seen—with her inherent desire to be an individual. She doesn’t want to be like everyone else, yet she knows that that decision will come at a cost.
The Definition of Normal | Becky Shields | TEDxStMaryCSSchool
How do we define normal, and how do we choose what normal should be? Becky Shields, and her remarkable personal story of grappling with a rare neuromuscular disease at a young age, challenges us to believe that "normal" need not be prescribed, and will inspire you to choose your own definition of normal. Becky is a Grade 11 student at Msgr. John Pereyma Catholic Secondary School in Oshawa. She is a member of the Performing Arts program, has performed in numerous plays/musicals, and is a member of the school's leadership team.
Failing at Normal: An ADHD Success Story | Jessica McCabe | TEDxBratislava
Jessica McCabe tell us the story of her life. Once a gifted child with bright future, who later lives a life of a constant failures, because one thing - her ADHD diagnosis. Until one thing changed everything and she realized, that she is not alone. Her Youtube channel HowtoADHD is dedicated to help not only people with ADHD, but also their parents, partners a teachers and to remind them, that they are not alone.
Life in a Day
Life In A Day is a historic film capturing for future generations what it was like to be alive on the 24th of July, 2010.
Normality & Abnormality with Dr. Allan
Horwitz Rutgers University Published on Jan 17, 2012 Human conceptions of normality and abnormality pervade social life, shaping expectations about physical appearance, eating habits, sexuality, gender, mental illness, and happiness, among other things. Individuals use ideas about what is normal and abnormal to judge and modify their own behavior. And, so does society. But, what is normal? How do we know? And, is normal something worth being? Do definitions of normality stem from people's own experiences, from science, from social definitions, or from universal standards of morality or human nature? What does normal mean in different cultures and historical eras? To what extent is it possible to change deviations from normal and is it desirable to do so? Who decides?
What Is Normal?
What does it mean to be normal? And abnormal? Who gets to decide, and what are the repercussions? When do we applaud deviations from the norm, when do we condemn them, and why? Ken and John take a look at the uses and abuses of making judgments about normality with Charles Scott from Vanderbilt University, author of "Living With Indifference."
