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Jason Silva, a renowned TV personality, storyteller, filmmaker, and futurist, engages audiences with his thought-provoking exploration of subjects like futurism, creativity, innovation, and the human condition. Known for hosting the Emmy-nominated Brain Games series on National Geographic, Silva's work also dives into topics of consciousness, mental health, technology, and impermanence. He is recognized as an enthusiastic speaker at global events, having presented at TED, Google Zeitgeist, Cannes Lions, and more.
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Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Silva moved to the United States to pursue his education and career. He graduated from the University of Miami with a degree in film and philosophy, combining his passion for storytelling and his interest in existential questions, technology, and human consciousness.
His career took off with his philosophical and creative exploration of the future of humanity, often blending concepts from neuroscience, technology, and spirituality. Silva has spoken at global events such as TEDx, Google Zeitgeist, and Cannes Lions, where he shares his fascination with awe, wonder, and the mind. His work often reflects his unique style, merging poetry, futurism, and philosophy, and he is known for his energetic presentations on topics ranging from the impact of technology on society to the potential of human evolution. He has also been recognized as a leading voice in the movement toward understanding human consciousness in an increasingly technological world.
Silva’s educational background in film and philosophy has profoundly influenced his career, allowing him to approach storytelling and futurism from a reflective, intellectual perspective. This has led him to create a variety of content, including his Shots of Awe video series, where he explores a wide range of ideas that provoke deep thinking about the future of humanity, technology, and society. His ability to inspire and educate on complex topics has made him a respected thought leader and media figure.
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