Briser le prisme de l'ordre | Sudirman Said | TEDxITS

Dans cette conférence TEDxITS, Sudirman Said soutient qu'un système qui filtre tout « bruit » au nom d'une harmonie parfaite devient aveugle et stagnant, et non stable. Il présente les perturbations comme essentielles à la vitalité et à l'innovation. L'exposé s'appuie sur la résonance stochastique, phénomène où des signaux faibles se renforcent grâce au bruit. Tension, hasard et perturbations inattendues y sont décrits comme ce qui maintient les systèmes vivants et en évolution.

• Un système qui élimine toute perturbation risque la stagnation
• Résonance stochastique : des signaux faibles renforcés par le bruit
• Tension et hasard comme moteurs de l'innovation

A system that filters out all “noise” in pursuit of perfect harmony becomes blind and stagnant, not stable. This talk argues that what we often dismiss as disruption is actually essential for vitality and innovation, drawing on the idea of stochastic resonance—where weak signals become stronger only with the presence of noise. Rather than harmony alone, it is the tension, randomness, and unexpected disturbances that keep systems alive and evolving, revealing that true progress depends on embracing, not eliminating, noise. Sudirman Said is an Indonesian public sector leader, educator, and governance advocate dedicated to driving institutional reform and integrity across the nation. Through his executive leadership in government, state-owned enterprises, and humanitarian organizations, he has consistently championed transparency and sustainable development. His extensive contributions to public policy, civic engagement, and leadership development have established him as a respected and influential voice in Indonesia’s governance and public service landscape. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx