Raghava KK: What's your 200-year plan?

The speaker shares a personal story of how his grandfather's admiration for Mae West influenced his family's legacy. He discusses the creation of a 200-year plan with his wife, Netra, to extend their legacy beyond themselves. The speaker reflects on the impact of his art, particularly a controversial 9/11 cartoon, and the importance of forgetting to maintain idealism. He explores the concept of digital legacy and how technology aids in curating it. The speaker visualizes the future as an obstacle course and emphasizes the role of creativity in shaping one's legacy. He also highlights the use of history as a tool for dignity and storytelling, ultimately advocating for creativity as a key tool for self-creation and legacy building.

How do you and Netra use technology in your 200-year plan?

What was your reaction to your mother's use of Facebook?

How did your perception of history change after attending Netra's class?

What do you believe is the primary objective of our brains according to your reflections?