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Mick Ebeling: 一項“解放”藝術家禁錮的發明
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Mick Ebeling |
TEDActive 2011
• March 2011
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神經性疾病ALS（俗稱“漸凍症”）使塗鴉藝術家TEMPT全身癱瘓，只能靠眨眼與外界溝通。在TEDActive一場精彩的演講中，創業家Mick Ebeling分享了他和他的團隊，如何藉由一個開放資源的發明，給予這位藝術家 － 以及跟他情況一樣的人 － 一個重拾創作的方法。
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