
The Market of Flesh: Porn, Power, and the Politics of Remembering
Gracie Waltono
Law student examining how the pornification of experience trains indifference in a culture that can no longer remember.
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TEDx is a program of independently organized local events, licensed by TEDx, that bring people together to share ideas in communities around the world.
Each TEDx event is organized by passionate volunteers, with the goal of celebrating innovation, connection, and dialogue at the local level.

This year, we explore one of the most powerful yet elusive elements of human experience: Memory
As individuals and societies, our memories shape who we are: what we believe, how we relate, and what we create. But in the age of rapid technological advancement and artificial intelligence, memory is no longer just a personal archive. It’s becoming a system: stored, analyzed, and even replicated by machines.

Set on Broerstraat, the oldest street in Groningen and a witness to centuries of human experience, this year’s event bridges ancient memory and artificial intelligence. We gather thinkers, scientists, storytellers, and visionaries to ask:
What do we remember — and what remembers us?

Gracie Waltono
Law student examining how the pornification of experience trains indifference in a culture that can no longer remember.
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Prisha Goyal
A deaf perspective on how memory shapes voice, identity, and worldview, reframing deafness as an ability.
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Malaysia H. Harrell
Psychotherapist redefining success by exploring how memory shapes mental health, leadership, and resilience.
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Anastasiia Liulina
Legal researcher exploring how digital evidence shapes justice, accountability, and collective memory.
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Atakan Tekparmak
AI researcher exploring how memory, alignment, and collective behavior shape intelligent agents.
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Imaan Kanji Lalji
A law student troubled with the hidden consequences of digital data collection.
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Mihai Coca-Constantinescu
International technology lawyer examining how digital memory, data, and design influence human choice.
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Natasha Macri-Schaffer
A polyglot uncovering how the cure for your brain begins with a single word
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Ilija Lichkovski
AI researcher grappling with adaptive foundation models.
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