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Hello and welcome back to The Heart of Unmasking, where we
explore the incredible wisdom and inspiring stories from my
book, Unmasking Humanity, A Journey into the Heart of Being.
I'm your host, Joshua T Berglund, the world's mayor.
Today, we're diving into a worldwhere technology meets profound
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social responsibility. Spotlighting the visionary work
of Just Talked. Her chapter in Unmasking
Humanity is a breathtaking look at how cutting edge tools like
virtual reality and AI can forgea more inclusive, sustainable,
and educated future for all. Jess isn't just a dreaming about
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the future, she's actively building it with projects like
Miss Jess VR and her company Think and Grow Big.
Her insights are a powerful reminder of technology's
potential when guided by empathyand a deep commitment to global
well-being. One of the most powerful ideas
just unmasked is the potential of a global educational
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metaverse. Imagine a world we're learning
isn't confined by geography, financial status, or individual
abilities. She stated it with such clarity
and passion, everyone should have the right to learn and be
educated. Her vision isn't just about new
technology, it's about dismantling barriers.
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She envisioned safe, inclusive virtual spaces where students
from all walks of life can access knowledge and experiences
that would otherwise be completely out of reach.
This isn't just innovation, it'sa profound act of democratizing
education on a global scale. But Jess also brilliantly
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explores how immersive technology, particularly VR, can
cultivate something desperately needed in our world Empathy.
She plans to use VR to bring environmental challenges to
life, allowing us to feel the impact of issues like climate
change rather than just read about them.
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Think about that, experiencing the world through another's
eyes, or witnessing the fragility of our planet in a
truly visceral way. As she explained, this isn't
just about conveying information.
It's about connecting with the human experience on a deeper
level, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and
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inspiring real, tangible action.VR, in Jess's hands, becomes a
powerful tool for social change and environmental stewardship,
and her vision for inclusivity extends to supporting Bureau
diversity. Jess poses AI personal
assistance for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, tools
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designed to enhance understanding and provide
tailored, tailored support. This unmasked the potential for
AI to be deeply human centered technology, one that can empower
individuals and help create a world that truly accommodates
diverse needs. It's a beautiful example of
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using technology not to replace,but to augment and support our
shared humanity. Furthermore, her commitment to
sustainable living is woven throughout her projects,
envisioning interactive experiences that teach these
vital practices. Transforming how we approach
environmental education from theground up, Just Tops chapter in
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Unmasking Humanity is a truly inspiring look at the future.
She shows us how technology, when driven by empathy and a
clear vision for a better world,can unlock incredible potential
for global education, environmental awareness and
profound social impact. Her ambition is clear.
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I want to provide opportunity for people globally and I want
to educate globally. To explore Jest Toff's full
ground breaking vision alongside24 other powerful conversations,
I invite you to get your copy ofUnmasking Humanity, A Journey
into the Heart of Being. You can find it in immersive
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reader format or ebook via the link below.
Dive into Jest Toff's chapter. It's a glimpse into the future
we can all help build. Thank you for joining me on the
Heart of Unmasking. Until next time, keep exploring,
keep questioning, and keep revealing the human spirit.
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My name is Joshua T Berglund, the world's mayor, and I approve
this message.