TED: Change our culture, change our world | Nate Garvis

The video discusses the evolution of human challenges and the role of tools and institutions in addressing them. It highlights the power of technology and institutions, emphasizing the need for regulation and global cooperation. The speaker explores cultural habits and values, suggesting that they play a crucial role in societal change. The future of healthcare is discussed, advocating for a shift from sick care to true healthcare reform. The video concludes by encouraging the use of diverse tools and integrating common good values to build a better world.

What are some of the big challenges humanity has faced throughout history?

How does the speaker define tools in the context of technology?

What role do institutions play according to the speaker?

In what ways can tools have both positive and negative power?

What is the significance of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution in the context of design tools?

How does the speaker suggest we should think about regulation?

What example does the speaker provide to illustrate the concept of building habitats?

How does the speaker relate culture to laws and habits?

What does the speaker mean by saying we should treat people as if they weren't born broken?

What is the importance of intrinsic motivation in creating cultures and habits?