1200ポンドの先生 | アンナ・バナス＝チェン | TEDxSCA Youth

マサチューセッツ州西部出身の13歳の作家、乗馬家、そして獣医科学者を目指すアンナ・バナス＝チェンが、人とのつながりについて馬から学べることを語るTEDxでの講演です。長年の乗馬経験と科学的研究をもとに、呼吸、姿勢、感情といった小さなサインが言葉以上に伝わると論じています。さらに、AIがますます社会を形づくる世界で、真の信頼がどこから生まれるかについても触れています。独立して運営されたTEDxイベントでの講演です。

• 馬を通して見る人とのつながりと信頼
• 言葉以外で伝わる呼吸・姿勢・感情のサイン
• 音楽が競技馬に与える影響に関する若手研究者の取り組み

What can a 1,200-pound horse teach us about human connection? Drawing from her years of horseback riding and scientific research, Anna reveals how the smallest signals—our breath, posture, and emotions—can speak louder than words. In a world increasingly shaped by AI, she reminds us that genuine trust begins not with what we say, but with what we truly feel and communicate. Anna Banas-Chen is a 13-year-old author, youth advocate, equestrian, and aspiring veterinary scientist from Western Massachusetts. Her love for animals has led her from writing books and raising money for charity to conducting award-winning research on how music affects performance horses. She also helped launch Massachusetts’ first official Veterinary Youth Day and co-organized events at the State House and Dakin Humane Society to introduce more young people to veterinary medicine. Anna has spoken at the United Nations, published two children’s books, and continues to use science, storytelling, and advocacy to show that young people can make a real difference long before they grow up. 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