Emotional starvation -- feeding the heart | Phillip Chuel Jo | TEDxEmory

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Use your emotions, happy and sad, to actualize the inner depths of your potential.

Phillip Jo is a senior at Emory University majoring in B.S Anthropology and Religion. Through his poetry, novels, and self-motivated research in quantum neuroimaging and synthetics, he has dedicated his life to changing how people view themselves, the world, and society. His current projects include creating the first live anatomical image of the brain, clothes that “think”, and a mass digital editing platform called U-Share. With heavy influence from the humanities and social sciences he is also intensely involved with unpacking the socio-cultural forces driving human behavior and emotion. His dream is simple: inspire innovation by daring people to reject their normative perceptions of themselves and the world in favor of the unique, uncertain, and boundless inner depths of human potential.

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