Well, how can the TED community help with this situation?

Front and back.

His work is a synthesis of several ideas.

And then we say, Well, you want to get this behavior change.

And that's how it goes.

I'll speak on this later on.

What I want to talk about today is the idea of disruption from the perspective of art museums and artists in general.

I can't come up with a good idea.

I think it comes down to planning.

Now that's not a bad idea.

I would have abandoned it.

Normal technology or innovation happens like this

An idea.

I had a good idea.

A good idea came to mind.

I sort of have a broad range of interests.

And so this is the kind of thing we decided to do.

This is a difficult, unstable binary.

Don't you have some idea?

He was always so... He was always, you know, giving me ideas... and, you know, really helpful.

And if you focused on that, you know, that might be the way to go.

And he didn't want it just in the fall, he wanted it all year round.

And there are four things.

Well, press the button and you're on record, you understand.

I've got something better.

looking at us and the world from the plants' or the animals' point of view.

So the difference is, is that rather than linking from page to page, we're actually going to link from one idea on a page to another idea, rather than to the other page.

They help me plan out the whole piece.

Ideas are meant to be shared, so one idea can serve one world, one market.

But I have several ideas about how to make a new facility that will be much more humane and efficient.

And that's an idea.

I have a couple of very obvious, I suppose, ideas for maybe how to do that.

The obvious question here is, does a TED Talk really need 2,300 words?

How did you come to this? How did you get started doing this?

Unless you can think of a better idea.

It has the element of surprise.

His idea counts for nothing.

Matty has found this ingenious way to leverage the kindness of strangers.

So it's asset to begin with. It's essentially just an idea.

Good enough.

These are enormous forces.

You now know about linear regression and gradient descent.

Because that's the way people really get rich.

I don't know how.

I think there's a number of pillars to success.