Jason Silva

TV Show Host

Jason Silva was born in Caracas, Capital District, Venezuela on February 6th, 1982 and is the TV Show Host. At the age of 42, Jason Silva biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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Date of Birth
February 6, 1982
Nationality
Venezuela
Place of Birth
Caracas, Capital District, Venezuela
Age
42 years old
Zodiac Sign
Aquarius
Profession
Film Producer, Futurist, Philosopher
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University of Miami
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Jason Silva Life

Jason Luis Silva (born February 6, 1982) is a Venezuelan television presenter, filmmaker, futurist, scholar, and public speaker.

Brain Games and Origins is a National Geographic documentaries that are widely distributed.

His aim is to inspire people about philosophy and science by using technology.

Silva is referred to in the Atlantic as "A Timothy Leary of the Viral Video Age."

Silva, a veteran presenter on Current TV, produces short films and co-hosts National Geographic's Brain Games.

Personal life

Silva was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Linda Mishkin, an artist, is Ashkenazi Jewish. Luis Manuel Silva Silva's father, Luis Manuel Silva, migrated to Judaism, but Silva said they were secular and lived in a household "more akin to a Woody Allen film" with a lot of humor and admiration for art and theater. He is also a brother of Jordan Silva and Paulina Silva.

Silva's obsession with filmmaking and documentation began as a teenager when he hosted "salons" at his house to discuss ideas. Rather than writing, video became his new way to recall "ecstatic moments" in memory. For Silva, "feel" the experience is not sufficient. These scenes must be "narrated in real time."

Silva earned a degree in film and philosophy from the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida. "Textures of Selfhood" was produced and performed by He and Max Lugavere. The short, experimental film about hedonism and spirituality based on Silva's and Lugavere's lives in Miami piqued the interest of Contemporary producers searching for "passionate storytellers."

Silva lives in Amsterdam.

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Jason Silva Career

Career

Silva is a self-described wonder junkie and performance philosopher, a term he first heard on a website called Space Collective by Rene Daalder. He uses television, online media and lecture halls to share his perspectives. For example, in the video The Mirroring Mind, Silva "explores human consciousness and the creation of that consciousness through self-reference."

An active and prolific speaker, Silva has spoken at Google, The Economist Ideas Festival, the prestigious DLD Digital Life Design Conference in Munich, TEDGlobal, the Singularity Summit, the PSFK Conference, and the Festival of Dangerous Ideas.

At TEDGlobal in June 2012, Jason premiered a short video entitled "Radical Openness". In September 2012, Silva presented his Radical Openness videos at the opening keynote at Microsoft TechEd Australia. Radical Openness was also featured in his presentation at La Ciudad de las Ideas conference on November 10, 2012.

In September 2012, he presented "We Are the Gods Now" at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas.

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Why you may never get to read transgender Brent Hale's gruesome manifesto

www.dailymail.co.uk, April 5, 2023
Payton Gendron and Dylann Roof's manifestos were distributed online before their attacks, and political-driven mass shooters like Payton Gendron and Dylann Roof released their manifestos. Audrey Hale is not like other recent ideologically driven mass shootings, according to experts. She did not self-publish online, and her writings are more likely about her personal grievances than partisan motivations for the attack. 'The aim of a manifesto is to broadcast one's ideas to the world,' said Jason Silva, an manifesto expert on manifestos from William Paterson University's Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice. Hale didn't post the manifesto on the internet. Which leaves me, as a mass shooting researcher, wondering: Is it an example of what we traditionally conceive of as a manifesto?'
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