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Imagination is still a superpower

The talk met a live room. Here is how it went, what stayed with people, and what it would take to bring it to your stage.

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[EVENT NAME] / [VENUE] / [DD MON YYYY] / Design & AI
The factsEdition 01
Event[EVENT NAME]
Date[DD MONTH YYYY]
City / Venue[CITY] · [VENUE]
Audience[~120] practitioners
Format20-minute talk + live Q&A
Host[HOST / COMMUNITY]
A full room with many hands raised during the talk
Sérgio Tavares presenting beside the “Judgment. Taste. Sure.” slide
The audience seated as the talk is introduced
Attendees talking together after the session
If you take one thing

If you can envision, and you have a sharp eye, you’re already ahead.

A short reflection

[One or two sentences in your voice on how the room felt and what the talk was really asking of people.]

The invite

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The challenge

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The surprise

[What you didn’t expect — a question, a reaction, a moment that landed differently than planned.]

In the room 120 [EDIT] People who chose to spend an evening on whether imagination still matters.
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What people said

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Referenced in the talk

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Want this talk at your event?

Imagination is still a superpower runs as a 20-minute keynote or a longer workshop, and adapts to design, product, and AI-curious audiences.

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