Do you prefer a window seat or an aisle seat? The hosts of the TED Idea Search weigh in. #TEDTalks

A good TED talk should make you feel a little bit taller. — Hi, I'm Kelly here with Reggie and Kelly. We just traveled to nine countries from around the world to hear the best ideas from TEDex speakers. Today, we're going to answer some frequently asked questions about our entire experience. — I think what separates a good idea from a great one? I just has to be something that makes sense when someone explains it. — It excites you and makes you learn and makes you excited to share it with people. I think a good idea solves a problem and I think a great idea like shifts the way people think about the problem and maybe spurs them into action in some way. — Oh my good show off. — I did it. — The best meal I had on the trip was in Singapore and it was the chili crab — Legos and it was a piece of bread — in Singapore at the Hawker Market because we got to try so many different foods and every one of them was delicious. What about favorite bite? Oh, favorite bite was chili crab. I mean, chili crab. — Oh, man. — Um, aisle seat. I have a weak bladder. — Window seat. I love that wall. — I'm with Reggie. Window seat. I like to be tucked in, rest my head. Intense, inspirational, and educational. — Large, incomprehensible, satisfying. gave me hope. — Okay, that's three words. That is three words. Yeah, — That's pretty good. — Be sure to watch the TED Idea Search coming out March 3rd. Nine episodes in total. Every single one's perfect. — And I'm hosting. and he's hosting