Hace mucho tiempo que no comparto por aquí alguna charla TED, donde de vez en cuando aparece alguna maravilla. Como esta que os traigo hoy, donde a partir de una investigación sobre la recuperación del sistema vocal de un sacerdote del antiguo Egipto, el experto en fonética David M. Howard explora tres fascinantes etapas en la evolución del lenguaje humano. Además, resalta la relevancia de cuidar y cultivar nuestra propia voz en un entorno cada vez más lleno de distracciones y ruido.
Espero que os guste, a mí me ha parecido acojonante.
Buen finde, folks.
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ResponderEliminarThis TED Talk is a fascinating exploration of the human voice and its connection to the evolution of language. David M. Howard, a phonetics expert, takes us on a journey through three important stages in linguistic development, rooted in research about the vocal recovery of an ancient Egyptian priest. His insights not only bridge history and science but also show how language shaped human culture and communication. Beyond history, Howard emphasizes the importance of valuing our own voices in today’s world. Surrounded by constant distractions and noise, many of us forget how powerful and personal our voice truly is. This talk serves as a reminder to care for our vocal health and use it with intention. It’s both educational and deeply inspiring, encouraging us to reconnect with the essence of communication
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