好奇心と、ジャーナリズムが教える問いの立て方 | Ahrin Jain | TEDxKings College School

ロンドン郊外ウィンブルドンのKing's College School在籍の9年生、Ahrin Jainが、独立系の出版物を執筆・編集する立場から語るTEDxでの講演です。取材を通して学んだことをもとに、多くの問いが早い段階で放棄される理由を考えます。また、答えが手に入った後も問いを追い続けるために必要なことや、対象に近づくほど物事が単純ではなく複雑に見えてくる理由にも触れています。TED会議の形式に則り、地域のコミュニティが独立して運営したTEDxイベントで行われました。

• 多くの問いが早期に放棄される理由
• 答えが見つかった後も探究を続けるために必要なこと
• 対象に近づくほど複雑さが増す理由

Ahrin writes and edits an independent publication, and his talk draws on what reporting has taught him about following a question properly. He considers why most questions are abandoned early, what it takes to keep going once an answer is available, and why getting closer to a subject tends to make it more complicated rather than less. Ahrin is a Year 9 pupil at King's College School, Wimbledon, who is passionate about journalism, writing, and public speaking. He is driven by curiosity and the desire to understand things beyond their surface: to question what seems obvious, follow unexpected ideas, and discover where they lead. He enjoys the point at which curiosity stops being a passing thought and becomes a reason to investigate something properly. 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