TED: How to preserve your private life in the age of social media | Bryce Dallas Howard

The speaker reflects on the 'Nosedive' episode of Black Mirror, highlighting its relevance to today's world where public exposure is common. They share personal experiences of growing up in the public eye, emphasizing the importance of privacy and character over appearance. The speaker's mother, Cheryl, used unique parenting tactics to prepare them for public life. The talk concludes with advice on guiding children in the digital age, stressing the value of privacy and intentional sharing.

What is the main theme of the episode 'Nosedive' from Black Mirror?

How does the speaker describe the pressure of living in a public world?

What parenting tactics did the speaker's mother use to prepare her for public life?

What does the speaker mean by 'a private life makes a public life worth living'?

What lessons does the speaker want to impart to her children regarding social media?

How does the speaker suggest balancing public sharing and private life?

In what ways does the speaker believe that a rich private life contributes to one's public persona?