Another linguistic master is Joseph Peterson. Even if a person disagrees with his topics or statements, it’s impossible to not be amazed at his ability to communicate infinitely complex thoughts and intangible feelings. It’s nuts.
@@allanshpeley4284 I wouldn't call Jordan Peterson eloquent. Dude just has an accent and a lot of confident words to say. Most of the things he has to say are pretty shallow and obvious. Dude is a motivational speaker who has no motivation in his own life to kick his drug problems.
@@sirsmokeefortwence25 Lol. That JP and his Canadian accent. Interesting - he's one of the most well known psychologists in the world, has a best-selling book, has helped literally millions of people improve their lives, but of course you know better. Not only that, but what you stated is false. He did kick his dependency on anti-anxiety drugs. But, instead, we should listen to a burnout with the name "Sir Smokee". Dude, you're embarrassing yourself. I just hope you're a kid still. If not, the education system, your parents and your internal guidance have all failed you.
As excited as I am for a progressed future, I can't help but feel that we are barreling for a dark age that will hit the brakes on technological innovation.
If you believe in the law of averages, I'd say you're correct. We have been on a tear for the last 50 years in terms of advancement, that we can't keep up anymore and its starting to have startling side effects... This path, imo is not sustainable. Human nature won't allow it to. Interesting times were headed for that's for sure.
It could go either way. It might get to a point where we cant really progress further, or we will reach a singularity, where computers become smarter than humans and have intelligence that increases exponentially. In other words, computers could reach a point of intelligence within a couple of weeks that it would take humans thousands of years to acquire.
And one year later we are in the dark age of chips and vaccines that will kill us . Mark of the beast as alex jones and eddie bravo always said The New World Order .
Technology is still premature, most advancements GIVEN to the masses by big brother are pre WW2 technology. The advancements out great minds have come up with since the 60’s and 70’s haven’t been put to work. We’ve had nano tech, biotech, genotech, super alloys, meta meterials, medicine, space tech and the list goes on and on and on. The sad truth is we are Way behind where we actually are in terms of secret government technology and them allowing us to use those technologies. Think about it... but your right, the world is going to slow, do to a population collapse. Human population runs on a bell curve. And guess where we are at. At the top of the bell. Japan, South Korea, China, the US, we are all downgrading our population. Medicare is out the window cause the baby boomers retired. Education and technology equals less kids. Corona virus, not an accident bro, the old folks had to go
@@Joelio8701 Super just HAD TO fck it all up with that BS Rainbow SSJ and fckn Stuupid How to transform Im entertained but Absolutely hate something that couldve been sooooooo much beeeeeeeetter fckkkk
These kinds of long format discussions with interesting people, guided by a really good interviewer . . . this is just all too rare in the media these days. I hope he keeps doing these podcasts.
I just want insane level virtual reality with a computer powerful enough to make copies of my parents based on looks, personality traits, and memories so I can see "them" whenever forever
@@orgasmatron4296 If you want to have VR that is of an insane level it will have to be generated within the brain itself. That will require the use of nanotechnology and artificial cells that will allow a cloud network to form within the brain. This network will be completely internal in the brain and it will be the choice of the user if they want to have external communications or for it to have no external communications.
This paves the way for bad actors to seize power and use technology for destructive purposes. We must acknowledge that technology has a dark side and every human has the right to privacy.
I was born in 1981, so I grew up just before the technology really came full swing. I can already see I'm well on my way to turning into an old man that shakes his fist angrily at technology in the future, like old guys used to hate loud rock music in the 1950's. Except it'll be 2050. 😆
@@digitaldystopia3733 he didn't say that Lance Armstrong was broke, he just said that its GOOD to see him find a NEW CARREER.. Please read FIRST, then comment SECOND. Thank you very much and happy new year.....
@@haroldfrets1268 I did read the comment. A statement like "well at least he found a new career" usually has implications of financial well being. obviously he already has this so in his case a new career isn't imperative unless he's just looking to stay active. Next time think about the comment first before you reply and second don't be a dick 👍👍. Have a Happy new year.
@@taoforte8988 Maaan...if that baby whose gene was edited to remove HIV (I think) by that Chinese dude grows up messed up or something, it's probably gonna slow us down from reaching that gene editing future...you know...cuz he used Crispr
I often wonder about this topic. I used to think that people would resist that sort of thing. However, I worry marketing has surpassed most people's resistance to such things. The first wave would be some sort of perceived benefit. Long life span, or whatever. Then, over time, the populous is breed to be a drone class for the elite. In some ways, we are already there.
It's going to be Robotics, and the possibility of robots evolving. At that point humans will finally get it that we too didn't evolve but were created. Professor is absolutely right.
These ideas have been around a long time. The issue with predicting the outcome of polygenic traits is that our environment has a huge impact on the activation of different genes. Our environment and its effect on your proteome and epigenome is hard to predict.
Joe that was a really beautiful question, about how we may want to go back to a more magical understanding of things where mystery and god are not just a void of ignorance to be filled by facts and science but something that feels sacred or genuinely magical. I get it, more than I can articulate, I do.
Love his thoughts on art and the potential increase in its value. I had independently arrived at that conclusion too. It’s a compelling idea. When AI can do everything in STEM fields way better than we can, what will we value as people? How will we stay relevant? Fine Art, Music, Film, Theater, literature. And likely all manner of social work too.
2025/2030 period will be quite interesting with the start of the mass adoption of thoses technologies : - Autonomous cars (Tesla, Uber, Google and many others are working on it) - Autononous taxis-drones (It's pushed by Japanese, German, French gov, Safran' engineus engine is built for VTOL taxis drones, taxis-drones are 2x less expensive than helicopters and more stable) If we are lucky there will be also faster trains like hyperloops and start of mass access to space. But I bet more on early 30' for those ones.
The point Metzl made about understanding a humans genetics, from the point of birth struck me. It makes me wonder if all of us happen to have an exceptional gift that we're oblivious to that could have allowed us to excel in life instead of dabbing around aimlessly trying to find a calling. I could have been the greatest formula one driver ever, the best surgeon, acrobat.. the list goes on. Imagine knowing from birth what your greatest strengths are and putting all your efforts from a child in to that field. Damn... being mediocre sucks.
And this is why I'm getting a homestead lol. Damn this stuff is freaky. I'm not a over-religious guy, but this just isn't natural. I don't think we're "supposed" to be doing this. We shouldn't even have achieved cities like we have now. Not natural being packed in like that, and what's even worse is that we are "closer" to these people physically but neighbors don't talk anymore. You just don't care about them like that. We're further away from eachother mentally and spirtually. Sad stuff :(
@@Mr91Jmay I'm not talking off the grid, so yeah you'd still be very social if you wished. Which I do, so it would be natural in that aspect. More natural than being physically close to a lot of people but have no emotional or personal connection
If you think racism is bad now, just imagine in 30 years when genetic sequencing and engineering will solidify bias and prejudice in solid foundational science.
its not a pediction, its tge way it goes on its own, we chose pretiest and smartest, strongest or whatever mating partners, thats why we dont look anything like primates
100 years from now everything will blow our freaking minds. 50 years ago we didn't have hand held computers. 50 years ago we weren't all globally interconnected. Imagine what 100 more years will bring.
When the "Extra Terrestrial" topic ever comes up, I always ask... What is the most valuable and scarce resource in the universe? Genetics, genetics or "DNA" is the answer. Especially DNA that has had billions of years to evolve and store a plentiful amount of information. Genetics can be used in many beneficial ways.
I disagree. Science Fiction has always had a profound impact on actual science. Tell me right now that flip phones and tablets were not "invented" by Star Trek in the mid 60s. This is just an obvious one, there are tonnes of ideas like this. Artificial intelligence, robots, voice recognition software, holographics, ion drives, augmented reality, space elevators...these are all inventions we have either figured out or are in the process of figuring out that were "invented" decades earlier by Sci Fi authors.
Lord Albrus Yes, but there’s a difference between imagining something in science fiction and it actually being possible. From what we understand about physics, an alcubierre drive is nigh impossible to build. Science is about finding the truth about the universe. The word you’re looking for is engineering.
You fuckers can mock me all you want but Joe is the modern day Cronkite x10. Thanks to Joe,Jamie Metzl and ofc Yung Jamie the master producer. If humans exist in 50 years then you guys will literally be in the the "history books".
Predictive genetics, but we as a society and world decide that the genes which cause greed are just as horrific as the genes which cause cancer, and so edit greed out of our genome for all time.
