Naomi Klein shares her experience of being mistaken for another Naomi nonfiction writer during the Occupy Wall Street protests and reflects on the impact of being confused with someone else on an industrial scale.
The term can refer to a double, a ghost, a shadow. But it can mean much more. From our online mirror world, to digital simulators, to the Earth's twin--TED speakers learn from the uncanny second self. Guests include author Naomi Klein, aerospace engineer Karen Willcox, planetary scientist Sarah T. Stewart and psychologist Nancy Segal.
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