“Rastreo, tras la huella de nuestra propia esencia” | Fernando Gomez | TEDxAvAcueducto
3,118 views · Published 23 October 2018 · 14:41 · Indexed 30 September 2026
Channel: TEDx Talks · 2018 · Nonprofits & Activism
En plena era informática el ser humano está perdiendo su propia esencia secuestrada por la tecnología. El rastreo, arte ancestral que nos permitió sobrevivir en la edad de piedra, se presenta hoy como una opción fascinante para recuperar esa esencia perdida y reconectar My name is Fernando Gómez, born in Segovia at the end of summer 1982. I am a dynamic person, with concerns, who enjoys learning and teaching others. Polyvalent in different fields and with great capacity for adaptation and learning. Demanding, orderly and meticulous both in professional and personal life. My professional career has led me to be part of elite units of forest firefighters and the army, to have my own brand with which I work providing professional tracking services at all levels, from environmental education to the youngest and teaching. look for missing persons or train special forces units. My formative vocation always leads me to transmit to the rest of the people what I have learned both through lectures and courses and through the publication of books as author and editor. I am currently a Professional Tracker at an international level. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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