Predictions of tech's future from 1992 | Michael Crichton 

he was talking about the future. we are living it now. and he saw it coming. :)

​@@northbeachfilmsthere was Ted Talks in 1992. Surely that's when Neil Postmans book came out

Interesting how the man who exposes the sexual harassment industry would talk on technology

Where is the proof this exists?

2007, he died in 2008: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4pcjBxNBmKA.html

@Mr Cheese I know. I mean videos.

Taller than a Velociraptor then. With that kind of height is this why Jeff Goldblum was cast in the movie to be like him. Thanks,

Jack Kammer would disagree as would Mel Feit but I'm guessing you don't want to hear their views ?

Most brilliant people are effed up. You don't get unique thoughts and ways of looking at things by being normal.

Huh he was talking about deep fakes in the first 10 minutes

thanks for mentioning that i didnt even think about it in that way...

4:06: mentions the using of past footage to support an idea that the people in the footage were not aware of/do not support, which we see constantly on the news and in political ads. He also mentions the transformation of intellectual property rights around here. 5:20: his recommendation to educational institutions to "digitize" and to use the simplest and newest technologies, which are qualities now touted by almost every institute of higher education. 6:32: "pervasive sense of technology" is likely to grow worse, which it has. 9:30: "technologically dazzling" creations that are "tremendously stimulating and arousing" lose their charm over time and the pervasiveness of that technology mentioned earlier will grow into a yearning for its absence. He uses the term "unplug" and its use in developing alternative perspectives. There are others if you would take the time to listen closely.

​@@matthewalexander945307:20 John Schully on invisible technology

Yep

He's talking about deepfakes and owning your own likeness

Did you normally get time refunds?

@@reddchan Its just an expression me old mucker

He predicted the ipod in 94 page 15 in Disclosure

But what about Future world