A fair globalization needs these 3 things | Jonathan Funke | TEDxStuttgart

Jonathan Funke ist in Berlin geboren und aufgewachsen. Dort durfte er eine staatliche Europaschule besuchen und wuchs so vom Kindergarten an zweisprachig mit Menschen aus allen Kontinenten dieser Erde auf. Als Kinderreporter für Radijojo hatte er schon früh die Gelegenheit inspirierende Menschen wie Joan Baez, den ehemaligen Präsidenten Johannes Rau und Jane Goodall interviewen und kennenlernen. Sie gaben ihm den Glauben, dass nichts unmöglich ist. Ein Glaube, den Jonathan Funke noch heute mit sich trägt und weitergeben will. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@febrina7401]

For those who need a summary, here's the 3 pillar for fair globalization :
1. Giving people the opportunity to make a difference 7:32
2. Transparency 8:52
3. (I'm not entirely sure abt this one but I think the 3rd pillar is that we need to understand the people behind our products just like we understand pop stars and others through the social media 10:29)

[@Molly-MaryEHackenberger]

Whenever I lose hope and look toward the future with dread, I will re-watch this video to remind myself that there is a new generation of creative, intelligent, idealistic innovators coming of age. At a time when most people are consumed with self-interest in a world where exploitation is more prevalent than empathy, Jonathan Funke is developing a vision where fairness and humanity are not only possible but necessary for survival in this shrinking and fast-changing world.

[@Morgalad26]

Yes, we can do this ! This is one of the building blocks for a fairer society, it would reduce poverty, coruption and would literally bring people closer to each other through the products we buy and the appreciation given.

[@arlinegeorge6967]

Great talk. Impressive amazing soul. Pray more n more amazing souls multiply and save humanity. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[@mohamedsohailr6845]

I didn't really see any method for transformation or projects he is working on, just flowery adjectives. Change requires action followed by speech.

[@janesslinger2814]

Was really interested in the subject, but had to turn it off after the third lip-smacking within 10 seconds.

[@eli10091]

hahahaha was looking for this comment :D

[@smartties3199]

You haven't mentioned in your speech the 3 things that globalisation needs.

[@KrokonforFun]

Haha, musst du das auch für die Schule machen?

[@mayarhussein2481]

@@KrokonforFun same here

[@rvngsoul]

@@KrokonforFun same but didn't understand anything lol

[@KrokonforFun]

@@rvngsoul me too

[@marie-lienhard-art]

Beautiful idea which is definitely worth spreading!

[@MarciusVeloso]

Amazing! I just loved it.

[@globalmatch26]

Tip me builds bridges between You and the producer of products you consume. That is a wonderful step to a juster world!

[@d-m.n_--2]

Not great. The audio techs screwed up as you should not hear mouth noises anywhere near that often and the speech is too difficult to summarize.

[@tyronneuyami4628]

what's the third thing?

[@maddiemabry2587]

APPRECIATE YOU DUDE. Lets GOOO

[@robynmcsharry9611]

Globalization certainly has a less aggressive connotation than imperialism so it ought to fulfill its definition through fairer trade.

[@FFSVI]

❤️🙏

[@smartties3199]

Your shirt is probably made by 12-year-old children in sweatshops.