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A public service announcement from TED, with help from artist Wendy MacNaughton. Food feeds the soul. To the extent that we all eat food, and we all have souls, food is the single great unifier across cultures. But what feeds your soul? So much has disappeared from the islands of my childhood. Will the paniolo be next? Star Trek star George Takei has written a musical. No, not about his time on the U.S. S Enterprise, but about his family’s experience being interned during World War II. Take a look at this and other pop culture references to this little known period of American history Beijing-based artist Liu Bolin disappears into his works, silently making bold statements about consumerism, mass culture — even the Chinese government. See a gallery of previously unpublished works. In 1991, Shaka Senghor shot and killed a man, and spent 19 years in prison for his crime. He talks with neuroscientist Daniel Reisel about the challenge of rehabilitating in prison — and why it’s so important to restore people to society. Three men were executed by lethal injection in the United States last week. Helen Walters argues that the death penalty is wrong — and a new philosophy of criminal justice is desperately needed.
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Shaka Senghor: Zašto nas naši najgori postupci ne određuju Godine 1991. Shaka Senghor upucao je i ubio čovjeka. Bio je, kaže, "diler nagle naravi i s poluautomatskim pištoljem." Bio je poslan u zatvor zbog ubojstva drugog stupnja i to je mogao biti kraj cijele priče. No, nije bilo tako. Umjesto toga, bio je to početak dugogodišnjeg putovanja do iskupljenja, s lekcijama koje će nas sve učiniti skromnijima i treznijima. Similar topics - TED Conference - Crime - Culture - Prison Related talks Learn more Shaka Senghor talks to neuroscientist Daniel Reisel about the role of prison. Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.