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Centuries of inequality can't be solved with access to technology alone — we need to connect people with training and support too, says tech inclusionist 'Gbenga Sesan. Sharing the work behind the Paradigm Initiative, a social enterprise in Nigeria that's empowering young people with digital resources and skills, Sesan details a vision for creating life-changing opportunities for generations of people across Africa.
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never mind who’s ted…wheres wally
Training huh
Actually technology gives people some leverage against inequality. ie: the Industrial Revolutions
@ZEGS i there is, it’s Death.
@walperstyle Death is equality? Ok buddy, whatever u say…
@ZEGS i You’ll understand when you are older and have done something other than appease your ego.
@walperstyle No, I understand… Everything u say is easily understandable. You just gotta learn how to talk intelligently. Cheers little dude…
You are right man!
Damn that kid fast af, why did that guy gas out on like 5 seconds
His school had computers in 1991?!
The internet was released to the public in 1991 ! What do you think the public were using to access it?
@Samuel Ajisegiri Schools in Europe did not having computers in 1991! He was very lucky to have any access at all!
@물고기 Every School in the world had computers as far back as 1985… maybe you just were not paying attention.
@Commander Spock That’s such a stupid and obviously false comment. Did you attend every single school on the planet in 1985 then did you?
anyone feel like this is similar to “teach boys rape is wrong”?
Try this video very important
Sharing, Equality, and Truth for All.
Love these videos! I always click right away. Stay safe out there everyone
Damn good running backwards hehe
Technology can’t fix your inner abstract emotions, only human interactions will. Period
Stead of looking within.
Look without.
Look with what you won’t have, if people themselves don’t do things.
Race was never the issue.
Misapplication of people’s interests, and a lack of guidance is and always will be a continued problem.
Great message, to focus on opportunity instead of outcome is great
Thanks Bambadjan!
Technology is great, but it can’t replace human consciousness and compassion.
assuming humans are compassionate. Many people talk a good talk, but then get government to bully their neighbours under the guise of ‘helping’. Political worship is fucking dangerous.
Remember when TED talks were about cool technology instead of woke propaganda?