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TED Talk “Who am i? Think again”
 

TED Talk “Who am i? Think again”Online version

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1

Yuyu Rau serves simply as a dancer, and does not participate verbally in the Talk.

2

On this photo, Patel is wearing a costume to imitate a famous movie character.

3

Patel avoids speaking English first in order to challenge audiences’ assumptions based on accent.

4

In the beginning of the talk Hetain Patel speaks directly to the audience in English without any translation.

5

Learning a Chinese phrase and the mistake with the female voice illustrates how language influences identity perception.

6

Patel says that he originally disliked wearing Indian kurta pajama because he felt it was too formal and elegant.

7

Patel discusses how his mustache experiment sometimes led people to misinterpret his identity.

8

At one point, Patel mentions Spider‑Man as a personal influence on how he sits and behaves.

9

The performance suggests that people’s cultural background completely determines who they are.

10

Patel shaved his head to imitate Bruce Lee exactly and this helped him feel more Indian.

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Patel refers to Bruce Lee and the philosophy of “be like water” to illustrate adaptability in identity.

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The Talk uses humor to show how identity assumptions can be misleading.

13

Patel insists that every successful imitation of someone else makes him more like that person than himself.

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