How to Find Meaning In a Meaningless Universe | Imari Tuakli | TEDxFolsom

[Utopianmedicine]

IMARI!!! You did it, brother. Excellent message to share & such a potent, expansive, and impactful delivery. I love how you shared such a massive dynamic of philosophical concepts & modern-day experiences. You are such an embodied voice for this message.

I'm proud of you. Everyone, keep an eye out for this guy!!!

[clairebyrt-nmdh]

IMARI!!! This is brilliant 💥💥 THE BEST WAY TO MAKE SOMETHING MATTER IS TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!

[kenzie]

The most surreal moment when I think of I first watched you in a Spectrum video, and now you’re out here conducting your own Ted talk 👏🏻 wild progress in a couple years!!

[funkytoastpower]

Wow! Powerful message and is delivered perfectly. 🙏🏼 it was touching and it will stick in my mind! Thank you!

[tylere]

I wish I could add meaning to nothing. But in order for our life to have meaning, we have to have a purpose. We have to be able to say certain things are wrong and certain things are right we have a conscious.

[lelihamilton]

This is beautiful and impactful. In a world that everyone is trying to capture your attention and use it for purposes that don’t matter to you but you get sucked it, it’s a beautiful refresher that we have the power to decide how much attention we want to give it.
Thank you for sharing.

[Endlesscuriosity]

Thank you Imari Tuakli for your wonderful delivery of wisdom. Thank you for sharing your ideas with the world. 🔥🔥🔥

[freeimari]

Shoutout to the camera guy who had to follow me all across the stage 😂

[genevievebyrt]

This is so YOU and so spectacular Imari 🎉🎉🎉

[KelliAnnWinkler]

We have been pushing this "nothing matters" message to our young folks for decades and how is that working out for us?

[justinvreeland]

The purpose of life (living things) is to live (or, reproduce, if you will), but I don't think life has meaning. Chad was right: nothing really matters in the 'end.'

[tristenevillanyibokor]

I couldn’t finish it. The fake laughing and repeating the same thing over and over. Yes, we’re in a rock..