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Blood, Body Slams, and Biceps: Why Scientists should put down the pipettes and watch professional wrestling – Steve Ting

When
Tuesday 4th Feb, 9:45 am

Where
Room B2

Hashtag
#T6

Category
None

Presenter
Steve Ting

Abstract

For many scientists, reaching out to the public world can be daunting, difficult and an often frustrating exercise. It is a world filled with irrational thought, conspiracy and denialism – cold hard facts just don’t cut it.

Science needs to learn a few lessons in effective communication though unconventional means. Science needs to put its feet up and learn from of the most successful forms of storytelling on the planet: professional wrestling.

I will use my knowledge of professional wrestling and background in the television industry to introduce you to the fundamentals of creative storytelling. I will show you that a well executed piledriver is more effective in sharing your message than a just another factoid.

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  1. alex says

    January 8, 2014 at 6:16 pm

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