Conversation with Richard Saul Wurman - One Way

Explore the innovative mind of Richard Saul Wurman, founder of TED and pioneer of information architecture, in this 38-minute TEDxGrandRapids talk. Delve into Wurman's unique perspectives on conversation, life, teaching, and innovation as he shares insights from his extensive career. Learn about the power of embracing one's ignorance, the importance of being authentic, and the art of note-taking. Discover how Wurman connects seemingly unrelated concepts, from Gutenberg to Martin Luther, and uncovers unintended consequences of historical events. Gain valuable lessons on understanding through comparison and the interconnectedness of ideas in this thought-provoking presentation by one of the most influential figures in information design.

Intro
Who is Richard Saul Wurman
What is TEDx
Conversation means something
Whats life
Teaching
Being dumb
Being more of yourself
Taking notes
Innovation
Opposites
Gutenberg
Unintended Consequences
Martin Luther
Everything connects
Compare and understand