Sherwin Nuland: The extraordinary power of ordinary people

The speaker reflects on their experiences at TED, emphasizing the importance of social responsibility and philanthropy. They explore the concept of hope, its definitions, and its Indo-European roots, linking it to a change in direction. The speaker highlights the power of the human spirit and moral imagination, urging a commitment to global healing and compassion. They conclude with a call to action, quoting a Greek physician on the love of humankind and healing.

How does the speaker view the concept of philanthropy?

What is the connection between the speaker's personal experiences and the broader theme of hope?

What role does the speaker believe individuals have in addressing global issues?

What does the speaker mean by 'moral imagination'?