Elise Hu

Like a succession kind of party.

That's the vision.

That's the vision.

I recently found out through a friend who had a birthday party this way that you can have a hibachi chef come to your house with the whole like hibachi grill, you know, like Benihana, but at your house in your yard or something.

And they'll like, they'll do all the tricks, you know, and crack the egg and stuff with the side of the...

Turner and then spray the sake from a water gun into your mouth and all those things.

And that's about $1,000, I think.

Okay, well, we have working at TED in common, and the motto, of course, is ideas change everything.

So let's start our conversation with an idea that you heard this year that you think about a lot and you think could change everything in the respective fields that your show covers.

Sherelle, why don't we have you go first?

Yeah.

And I actually thought the pandemic when we were all locked down and had to take a beat and all of the wheels of capitalism had to take a beat was a moment for that record.

They say there are no bad ideas in brainstorming, but what is an idea that y'all heard that you really want to challenge and push back on or want to reframe maybe that you saw on the TED stage or in your conversations?

Madhupe, I see you nodding.

Manoush, what did you want to push back on this year?

Well, what made you raise an eyebrow?

All right.

What about surprises, y'all?

Anything that you were particularly surprised about or changed your perspective that stands out now that we're looking back?

Manoush, you want to take it first?