Chapter
The Importance of Being Raw in Public Speaking
31:47 - 40:55 (09:07)
The speaker highlights the significance of being raw and unpolished in public speaking, especially when addressing fellow makers. However, he emphasizes the need for preparation while maintaining the rawness of the presentation.
Clips
The speaker describes his fascination with collecting dota bones and how it reflects the way his brain works.
31:47 - 34:17 (02:29)
Summary
The speaker describes his fascination with collecting dota bones and how it reflects the way his brain works. He uses vivid imagery to create a cacophonous story that captures the experience of his obsessions.
ChapterThe Importance of Being Raw in Public Speaking
Episode#370: Adam Savage on Great Tools, Great Projects, and Great Lessons
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
This podcast episode features a speaker who prefers not to rehearse their talks in order to appeal to fellow makers and achieves great results when finding their rhythm in heady crowds like the EG or TED audience.
34:17 - 36:25 (02:07)
Summary
This podcast episode features a speaker who prefers not to rehearse their talks in order to appeal to fellow makers and achieves great results when finding their rhythm in heady crowds like the EG or TED audience.
ChapterThe Importance of Being Raw in Public Speaking
Episode#370: Adam Savage on Great Tools, Great Projects, and Great Lessons
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker shares his love for creating pieces where the audience has a strong emotional reaction, and describes the challenges of building scientific methods for storytelling.
36:25 - 38:38 (02:13)
Summary
The speaker shares his love for creating pieces where the audience has a strong emotional reaction, and describes the challenges of building scientific methods for storytelling.
ChapterThe Importance of Being Raw in Public Speaking
Episode#370: Adam Savage on Great Tools, Great Projects, and Great Lessons
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The scientific method is a default tool for rigorous exploration, and encourages comparisons to past results to inform future experimentation.
38:38 - 40:55 (02:16)
Summary
The scientific method is a default tool for rigorous exploration, and encourages comparisons to past results to inform future experimentation. Failure is not necessarily negative in scientific exploration, it can be a driving force behind further innovation.