My
best Ted Talk is “Explains How We Generate Our Own Happiness” by
Dan Gilbert.
Outline：
a. Speaker
begins with introducing a special part of human’s brain as an experience simulator
which can help us generate our own happiness.
b. Speaker
states that happiness can be synthesized.
c. Speaker
gives three examples of people feel happy after facing bad thing in their life
to tell audience that we can synthesize happiness ourselves.
d. Speaker
describes two experiments to explain how we generate our own happiness. The one
is compared normal people’s feeling to their favorite picture they choose to psychiatric
patients with memory deficiency. The other is to compare the feeling of two
group students in Harvard University after they choose the class they can
change later or not.
e. Speaker
concludes his speech by Adam Smith’s words.
These infographics are useful for me to apply my context and show my
own ideas by a visualized way. For the first one, I steal the main image of a
boy’s head. It conforms to the ted talk I choose which is talked about our
brain’s operation. The second one I steal the whole composition of the
infographic. I also want to put the example around the main image as the second
infographic does. The not useful thing is the content of these infographic. I
need to put my own words into the model.
The model can show my main idea and examples clearly and directly. The
brain of a boy with a game machine in the center of the infographic shows the
topic that happiness can be synthesized by human beings. The entire infographic
shows that many examples around the topic.
Here is
my draft infographic:
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