Theme: Can The Future Really Influence The Past?

Can you get a stomach ache today thanks to tomorrow's bad lunch?
Of course not – the question makes no sense or does it? Cause always precedes effect or we thought so. But maybe life isn’t quite so straightforward.
This idea that the future can influence the present, and that the present can influence the past, or that the past, present and future coexist has been around for a while without ever catching on – and for good reason, because we never see effects happen before their causes in everyday life or is it so?

If ideas of time travel, time bound or timeless excite you in diverse spheres, disciplines of life, be it Science, Psychology, History, Philosophy, Mythology……and you are 13+ years in age, we welcome your thoughts and invite you to be a speaker at TEDxOrbisSchool. Kindly present your novel idea on the theme, by reaching out to us on https://tedxorbisschool.wixsite.com/tedxorbisnew and submitting the following digital documents on The Speaker’s Form on or before Tuesday, 14th March 2023 for us to review and get back to you:
A brief write up (max. 100 words, references to be provided to validate scientific info)
A video of yours of a duration of 5 mins on the above theme
Your updated CV with a recent photograph
The language of delivery needs to be English only.

The Orbis School
Keshavnagar
Pune, Maharashtra, 411036
India

Annwesha Mukherjee

Student

A typical coffee addicted ,cat obsessed book lover who aspires to be a Chef.

Deepti Sharma

Banker

Has had an enterprising career that spans over 15 years in the Banking field

Dr. Apurv Shimpi

Professor of Physiotherapy

Principal and Professor, Sancheti College of Physiotherapy, Pune Chairperson, Indian Association of Physiotherapists (IAP) Research Committee (West Zone) [2020-23]

Freiya Havewala

Student of Humanities

Has a penchant for Elocution, Creative writing Debating and Acting.

Geetanjali Kaul

Storyteller

Educator for 23 years, Circle facilitator,, storyteller , founder at Secret passages Lessons of life

Sunanda Mehta

Journalist and Author

An eminent journalist and author, Ms Sunanda is the former Resident editor of the Indian Express, Pune, India.

Tanya Sharma

Student

Enjoys debates and discussions