Michio Kaku is a theoretical physicist, author, and science educator. He is featured in the UFO/UAP documentary "A Tear in the Sky," now available on all VOD and digital platforms. www.atearinthesky.com/ mkaku.org/
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@smoketj483028 күн бұрын
Michio kaku looks like Shang Sung form Mortal Kombat
@user-sn4fk6ep5q27 күн бұрын
With white hairs
@teleportdinero26 күн бұрын
he’s shang tsungs father
@NicholasWilliams-y3m24 күн бұрын
With respect to super sonic travel. Golf balls have angular motion pits that allow it to store kinetic energy within angular motion air pockets (decreasing drag). However a golf ball only moves at speed close to ~200mph. For super sonic speeds and differentials in acceleration, it is required for you to have multiple angular motion wells (energy states) to store the friction. Which means you need adaptive angular motion pits (they change shape and size), for you to be able to accumulate that energy within low resistance angular motion wells, to allow for further low resistance acceleration. As you accelerate or have greater velocity, the pressure on the boundary changes, the previous dimples become a resistance factor, therefore dimples need to change shape to facilitate the next angular motion energy state. Also, not just based on velocity or acceleration, but the density of the gas and pressure as a result of these acceleration deltas, and velocities. Therefore, the more of that energy you can effectively store into angular motion, the more you can decrease the resistance to acceleration. A air craft's surface would have to protrude and contract differentially facilitate the hieratical nesting of low resistance energy states of angular motion.
@brandonn306123 күн бұрын
That's racist
@vossti23 күн бұрын
Thats him actually
@VicelikeMouse69Ай бұрын
Joe casually dropping 200 episodes into my subscription
@riffraff9070Ай бұрын
I know right lol. I had to unsub and resub. Now its only showing this one.
@katkloxproductions633929 күн бұрын
Facts
@bodacious900129 күн бұрын
So this is a new one right? Not from old Spotify?
@BrainWorm4president202428 күн бұрын
@bodacious9001 no, it's old from spotify. All these uploads are from spotify.
@StevenSawersMusic28 күн бұрын
You pay for a subscription 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 absolute nerd virgin
@mrolo7215 күн бұрын
Why hasn't Michio Kaku gotten his own science TV show like Cosmos? He's a great speaker, very intelligent, charismatic, and open-minded while still rooted in logic.
@SEB1991SEB14 күн бұрын
He has. It's called "Sci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible". He's also appeared in a lot of science shows.
@mrolo7213 күн бұрын
@@SEB1991SEB Thank you! I just found it online and plan on watching it.
@SEB1991SEB13 күн бұрын
@@mrolo72 No problem, that's great! Glad I could help 🙂
@D4u2s0t5 күн бұрын
He's had many, he was popular a long time ago. He's old ❤ worth a look of you're into this stuff. Keep in mind he was popular before the internet, so he can seem a bit more scripted but he's like the nwukndwgrasse Tyson of 30
@Fusion9914 күн бұрын
@@mrolo72 He's too busy with your mom.
@user-le2oe8qx7z11 күн бұрын
He handled your awkward questions really well
@AquaSunny28 күн бұрын
I love this interview. Thank you for posting I hate Spotify so I really appreciate repost on YT
@SleazyRoseWalker25 күн бұрын
What's to hate about Spotify? Just genuinely curious
@AquaSunny25 күн бұрын
@@SleazyRoseWalker I don't like that particular permissions set that this App need from you if you're using it on your phone . This permissions do come with a danger of a backdoor access possibility to your system if someone knows what he's doing. I was already in a past a victim of an digital crime and everything started with hacked Telefon. That's why if I'm listening to podcasts than only thru Browser site's. I will never download Spotify again...
@user-hy8pr8lg2b24 күн бұрын
Same
@deerock200622 күн бұрын
@@SleazyRoseWalker was going to ask the same spoify goated imo
@damyr22 күн бұрын
@@deerock2006 Can't watch spotify on a comp/laptop and there are no comments.
@bostondaily297829 күн бұрын
Damn Joe just hit us with 3 top of the line episodes 🔥🔥
@maxwu339518 күн бұрын
Which three? I love the Paul Rosen one. Is that in?
@TommyVercetti18729 күн бұрын
FINALLY YOU BRING ON THE GREATEST THEORETICAL PHYSICIST OF OUR TIME. He’s much better than Neil Degrasse Tyson.
@mattykirk287528 күн бұрын
The guy is absolutely out of his mind
@Helix_2228 күн бұрын
The guys mind is so bent it loops back onto itself like damn string for brains.
@frasermaguire28 күн бұрын
He is still all in on String Theory, and still claims he came up with. Both are incorrect. But he is more brain than NDT
@dickwallace856727 күн бұрын
This is an old episode. These dumps are all from Spotify.
@SatansSimgma27 күн бұрын
Niel is a ASTRO physicist
@tomking261326 күн бұрын
im watching this,, and then watching it sober.. this is amazing
@spyfox260Ай бұрын
Thank you Joe Rogan for blessing millions of peoples’ subscription feed for a day.
@mrwideeye8128 күн бұрын
Stop brown nosing lool 😂😂
@ZedLead28 күн бұрын
These vids get uploaded on the same day of the president debate? Is joe or KZfaq trying to steer the algorithm away from the debate?
@OtherPeople15924 күн бұрын
aah i needed this..idk if this is getting old symptoms but ive stopped listening to songs when im driving..podcast fits the best
@dannym955510 күн бұрын
Yup. You prolly around 40. 😂
@Kenny_22836 күн бұрын
@@dannym9555nah dawg, I’m 20 and music can get boring. I need to listen to something where I can at least learn. Instead of the same song that I’ve memorized the lyrics too.
@onionknight223926 күн бұрын
Dr michio kaku is one of the coolest dudes ever. Great interview.
@byjamie-hillierrubis20 күн бұрын
. . . but he tends to overlook basic realities. Lol
@onionknight223920 күн бұрын
@@byjamie-hillierrubis he's a dreamer for sure
@tictactoe10113 күн бұрын
@@onionknight2239everyone has blind spots
@onionknight223913 күн бұрын
@@tictactoe101 man cannot find new oceans unless he has the courage to look away from the shore. 🤙
@tylert987529 күн бұрын
Its amazing how Michio can be at two places at the same time. What a legend.
@ThrowawayDaze25 күн бұрын
Yeah he’s legitimately amazing at it. It’s so impressive how his body is in Joe’s studio while his head is deep inside his own ass. True legend 😂
@stevohmelike29 күн бұрын
I can’t imagine the day without Michio. He’s the coolest guy I ever listen to.
@JerryMetal29 күн бұрын
You haven't met me yet 😅
@0djdoublerr028 күн бұрын
Except that lip smacking noise he keeps making
@fredflintstone804825 күн бұрын
It's true. He sells sci-fi very well. He talks about it in a 'matter of fact' way as if we already have these technologies at our disposal and they're being used when they're still just dreams. Even when he states that 'they're going to happen' meaning they haven't happened yet he speaks as if they are inevitable as if he's a prophet of scientific discovery which no one can be. He even provides time lines which are also something that no on can predict. Notice he doesn't actually work in the lab on advancing science but is rather just a PR man. With all due respect, in the field of actual science he's just a bser.
@Wildman-zh8lg24 күн бұрын
I bet i'm cooler than you@@JerryMetal
@JerryMetal24 күн бұрын
@@Wildman-zh8lg more arrogant than me, sure, but cooler? Nah... that's cold
@tomking261326 күн бұрын
Bring Kaku back, i love this!!!!
@MEshaoWords15 күн бұрын
The part around 1:04:00 where Joe asked about what it would mean to digitize ourselves and how it would dehumanize everything including art, creativity, etc. was absolutely beautiful. What an amazing thought process.
@didobill15 күн бұрын
I don't want to evolve into the Borg.
@SuccessSeeker0924 күн бұрын
Michio Kaku is such a brilliant man, I love his though process and how he explains stuff. Makes me enthusiastic about science
@theduppykillah24 күн бұрын
I would hypothesize that we could travel faster than the speed of light simply by thinking of something or someone in a distant galaxy light years away
@vikaschoudhary123 күн бұрын
@@theduppykillahhow is travelling faster than the speed of light? The limit of the propagation of information in the universe is the speed of light, it means sending the information or receiving the information/signal/particle at the speed of light
@theduppykillah23 күн бұрын
@@vikaschoudhary1if you were on Alpha Centuri /Proxima B and I knew it, simply by meditating on your presence there and you me on earth the fact that it 50k light years away is insignificant. If you haven’t done psychedelics? You should
@Josh-cw8by10 күн бұрын
I think you should slow down on the psychedelics. You're speaking nonsense. @@theduppykillah
@tanerkaplankiran26 күн бұрын
Listening to this conversation is a candy for the mind. Thank you
@Carl-oc8tk28 күн бұрын
This is the very best interview/talk I have ever seen with the genius physicist Michio Kaka! I've been a huge fan of Michio for a good few decades now and I'm always impressed with his optimism for future technology. Joe Rogan asked the best questions and really brought out the best from Michio, I've noticed over the years that Michio can sometimes have a set of default answers to the standard questions that are repeatedly fired at him in regular interviews!. However although some of those answers are present in this interview Joe really pressed for more defined Answers to his intelligent questions. I'm sure both parties enjoyed this interaction immensely as I did. Congratulations to both for a fantastic Podcast.
@SatansSimgma27 күн бұрын
An incredible communicator of science through the lens of his specialty.
@anupamunlv24 күн бұрын
Well...after watching this, I just have the following to say: "Get Michio Kaku to me. Michio Kaku is out of control."
@MissyMi1428 күн бұрын
Thank you for this great podcast. I really appreciate it. Love your show Grt from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
@omeraslnn26 күн бұрын
This man replayed his dream universe in his mind so often that he became convinced that the compelling things he said were real.
@ericfeldman153026 күн бұрын
Fascinating interview.
@ernestpap520029 күн бұрын
most openminded scientist 100%
@shane106727 күн бұрын
lex is pretty great too, but he's also a host so idk if you considered him
@Kenny_22836 күн бұрын
@@shane1067if he’s a scientist, then yes it does make him one. But for this guy, who doesn’t interview ppl and lives off science and wanting to learn more. He’s a pretty open person compared to most other scientist who devote their life to this.
@shane10676 күн бұрын
@@Kenny_2283 yes agreed. but yes, lex is a comp sci and works on leading edge stuff, pretty impressive guy.
@Kenny_22836 күн бұрын
@@shane1067 definitely and how he recently went to the Amazon. That’s crazy asf 🤣
@LanceBrightiffКүн бұрын
Probably one of the only times I see Joe ,fully engaged.
@NinnaFrank20 күн бұрын
The world is a beautiful place with Dr kaku in it.
@JAMMAJ-cq2bl20 күн бұрын
I could listen to Michio all day ❤👍🤛
@jebusfg2149 күн бұрын
This feels like the sort of interview you'd hear on a gta radio station
@CarolineVPeralta27 күн бұрын
Another amazing guest!
@freemygrandma87523 күн бұрын
Joe asks very good questions man
@richardhill954922 күн бұрын
Love that bit about 'type 1' and thousands of years from 'type 2' etc etc.
@adamf.983529 күн бұрын
Great stream!🙋
@zackariahkingi669628 күн бұрын
If your wondering, i believe all the spotify episodes have been released to the net. Not one hundred percent sure tho
@jasonhahn83858 күн бұрын
Fantastic interview, Joe. We need to get Dr. Garry Nolan in here from Stanford.
@debest686 күн бұрын
I saw a study about how dogs knowing when their owner is going to get home. It's their scent level within the home. When you're at home, your scent level is at 100% within the home. When you're gone for the day, your scent level starts dropping. If you get home at the same time every day, your dog remembers that scent level and starts to anticipate your return. They tested it by taking clothes worn by the owner and placing them in plastic bags and 1 hour before the normal "return home" time, they opened the bags and distributed the clothes around the house to raise the scent level. When the owner walked in the door the dog was completely surprised and was not anticipating the owner coming home at all
@RoroCreation9 күн бұрын
At 57:25 JR says: Damn it, I’m gonna teach” 😂
@danknate28 күн бұрын
Emotions will be the universal language.
@shanephillips401127 күн бұрын
Please no, emotional over critical thinking is why everything is messed up today. Reality doesn't care about how you feel.
@kodiacstephens810426 күн бұрын
Don't need a universal language when you have instantaneous translations
@danknate26 күн бұрын
@kodiacstephens8104 yeah, instant translations will come first but it will eventually lead to a universal human language. Once humans can sense each other's emotions, that's true telepath, it would be even faster than translation. No words spoken, just understanding.
@kodiacstephens810426 күн бұрын
@danknate But we use language for other things as well, like our understanding and communication of science and mathematics and the way our brains and logic centers work is deeply intertwined with our language. In terms of dealing person to person, having a deeper understanding and recognition of emotions is definitely valuable, but in terms of how we understand ourselves and the universe, our language is already more universal. Emotions contain a large concentration of information, but oftentimes, it's actually more useful to break things down to more basic representations like mathematics does.
@martinphipps224 күн бұрын
Michio Kaku is like that student at the back of the class who asks if your soul could be sent to another planet using a laser beam and everybody laughs but then he passes the course, gets his PhD, gets a teaching job, writes some books and is still talking about the same crazy ideas years later.
@MarcNBrasil8 күн бұрын
This is the funniest shit I've seen in months...
@dbarra-26 күн бұрын
Look up the slime mould that reorganised the Tokyo underground train layout more efficiently than it actually is
@Lionoutlaw30520 күн бұрын
Joe u r the king of podcasts of great minds 🙏🏾💯💪🏾👑🫡
@tjoconnell1316Ай бұрын
Have followed michio for almost 20yrs now or over
@ThisOne524822 күн бұрын
I couldn’t stop thinking about the red rising series while listening to the “gene” talk
@guadalupealvarado265611 күн бұрын
thank you joe! I grew up watching this man on tv. You are bring very interesting and knowledge people!!love it
@mikkolappalainen_11 күн бұрын
Such a powerful experience of Joe Rogan
@zeebo9Күн бұрын
Joe has changed his mind about the robot convo since this episode.. around 1hour 10min mark
@element599921 күн бұрын
Mick West needs a chance to respond to this - please invite him back on the JRE! We should hear BOTH sides of the story.
@reubanrajan267921 күн бұрын
Who is Mick West to have any say in this?
@maxwu339519 күн бұрын
For large portion of this podcast about communcations , maybe look into “somatic empathy” as a topic of ponder
@sambigg462029 күн бұрын
I questioned him on Coast to Coast with George Noory I really like him he's one of my favorites❤
@tcorreia352815 күн бұрын
Wonderful conversation❤
@Thecircustapes26 күн бұрын
Its incredibly inspiring to listen to this guy speak. I might be absolutely fried but this shit legitimately reignited my love of science.
@stevegomez473015 күн бұрын
We need this guy back. Great convo
@jenniferfernandes8813 күн бұрын
Love him ❤ great convo
@philipjanka27 күн бұрын
A vacuum bubble is made around the object so it can slip through everything with ease within the bubble.
@margaritageorgieva76939 күн бұрын
Great interview.
@GorillaVibes21 күн бұрын
Joe won't read this but to his fans. This episode and many conversations like this is why I respect big Roe!! Not just accepting but questioning, using common sense and knowledge learned. Or just saying elaborate!!! Tell this man to stop playing and run for president and stop being scared. From a regular Joe, not a pair a lips looking for ass!!
@tomking261326 күн бұрын
Joe meets StarTalk .... LOVE IT!!!!
@robhernandez732221 күн бұрын
How many others feel like we’ve been watching AI generated streams for the past couple months and nothing is real anymore.
@carllazarraga285816 күн бұрын
Reality is not media lol. If you feel like that, maybe it's time to go outside, get some fresh air, interact with some people.
@King0fBruhs23 күн бұрын
Bruh, M.Kaku is the man.
@dbarra-26 күн бұрын
I heard that the scent of the Dog's owner fades away after a certain amount of hours so the Dog knows that when the scent starts to fade away the Dog knows that it's only so long until the owner returns home. To Joe Rogan
love Michio Kaku he is out of this world , wish i had an ounce of his intellect
@tooturtly28 күн бұрын
i can't find this on the channel page.
@Ninisau7929 күн бұрын
I enjoy listening to Michio but for some reason he does not allow himself to just theorize or imagine without using what is happening in science today as a framework which leads to him just leaving most of Joe's questions and ideas unexplored
@just-dragon-yt27 күн бұрын
people take words too literally at times, he also is one off the biggest public figures alongside neil and brian cox that debate science publicly so them speaking wrong words could cause a backlash thowards them. or could cost them their career. they're catious with words because its online.
@Ninisau7927 күн бұрын
@@just-dragon-yt I understand and agree, they have a big responsibility both towards the audience and to themselves, but it would be great to hear their side and thoughts on more abstract concepts or even "conspiracy theories" and such. They don't need to express an opinion, simply entertain these ideas by suggesting various possibilities that could explain the phenomenon being discussed based on their scientific background and discussions that occur between him and his peers.
@damyr22 күн бұрын
@@Ninisau79 The phenomenon is absolutely unexplainable for our science today. So, his guess would worth the same as yours. There are some placeholders in physics (like the Alcubierre drive), but they're all just a mere speculation and they don't really match characteristics we've seen regarding the phenomenon. So, Michio Kaku couldn't tell you anything new, even if he'd let his imagination goes totally wild.
@ryandimino881521 күн бұрын
I believe the contrary. He is a pure form of a futurist, and I believe him to be one of, if not the best, at "breaking it all down." Imo, of course.
@damyr19 күн бұрын
@@ryandimino8815 Nah... There's an interview with Eric Weinstein. He personally said that he's not clever enough to even start to imagine how UFOs work. It's beyond our current knowledge of physics and understanding of the universe. The farthest scientists could think of is that they're possibly using wormholes for interstellar travel, but that's also just a speculation, because we are that limited in knowledge. Thus, Michio couldn't tell you nothing more... the whole topic is just totally unknown to us. Btw, you can watch the interview at Chris Williamson channel. The video is called: Eric Weinstein on UFOs - "There is way more to this story than we know"
@eridonable28 күн бұрын
@ 55:45 well Joe, look at the smartphone you have in your hand, when you make a videocall, you don't have the person physically near you, but you still interact with the person whom you are video calling, you make jokes , you laugh, you share emotions and you are sharing emotions thru digital technology. The only difference between a digital technology interacting with a physical human being is that the digital technology can't release pheromones in air like human body do. The rest; talking,seeing, laughing, creating bonds will be same as we human do with another human. In principle: We humans are natural intelligence who create artificial intelligence to calculate things that we as humans would take more time but still we as humans are and remain at the top list of most advanced machinery/ computer/robot because our brain and rest of body is limitless and the reason why we are limitless is because our body materials are not static, our energy works based on electro-chemical fluids meanwhile computers we build run on limited electric energy and limited physical hardware parts. Humans can grow their body but computers or robots can't grow their body, because we still built them with static materials, glass ,iron, plastic, gold etc. With biotechnology, we will be able to create a robot , inside skeleton like ours, outside material like our skin. And that's fascinating what we can do
@staceysneed992811 күн бұрын
Seems pretty clear. They aren't trying to help benefit society through AI. They're trying to figure out how to control it.
@Jayhussle0711 күн бұрын
Def one of the best podcast in the world
@starlord60885 күн бұрын
We need time stamps on these videos
@okropiri14222 күн бұрын
Joe Rogan is becoming smarter and smarter, who would think he would not let Michio speak.
@fluffles95916 күн бұрын
A thousand years from now would have the best pizza delivery 🍕
@AndrewKjar20 күн бұрын
Like the antler center piece
@edisonkavakami25410 күн бұрын
I think he is talking about Garry Nolan who analised a fragment of a allegged crash ocurred in Ubatuba (Brazil-1957)
@maverick16982 күн бұрын
I watched this on spotify ages ago.
@dovydasvaiksnys380715 күн бұрын
What about explanation through gyroscope analogy. Like that it's weight feels much more due to it's own spin
@NicholasWilliams-y3m24 күн бұрын
With respect to super sonic travel. Golf balls have angular motion pits that allow it to store kinetic energy within angular motion air pockets (decreasing drag). However a golf ball only moves at speed close to ~200mph. For super sonic speeds and differentials in acceleration, it is required for you to have multiple angular motion wells (energy states) to store the velocity energy. Which means you need adaptive angular motion pits (they change shape and size), for you to be able to accumulate that energy within low resistance angular motion wells, to allow for further low resistance acceleration. As you accelerate or have greater velocity, the pressure on the boundary changes, the previous dimples become a resistance factor. The angular motion wells on a air craft's surface would need to (protrude and contract) differentially facilitate the hieratical nesting of low resistance energy states of angular motion. What you are doing is creating wheels in the atmosphere to roll along. The parts of the angular motion that interact with the ship is moving in the same direction as the ship, the part of the angular motion that is moving in the opposing direction of the ship interacts with the air passing over the ship. You could probably use a combination of changing magnetic fields, and angular motion to facilitate this to greater degrees, this is over my head though. You would have to construct these energy states as you accelerate, to build a stable hierarchy, which requires some pretty sophisticated and safe engineering. The way you build them would depend on the acceleration amount and velocity, to facilitate off ramps for one energy state to the next. For example, some energy state transition might become incompatible if you try to transition in between each other, because the motion flow vector arrangements are so different, which would require the system to experience resistance in order to make those transitions. However, since there is different rates of acceleration, therefore there are different modes of angular motion energy wells that are more compatible in terms of low resistance transitions between each other, given a specific acceleration rate. The surface would needed to adaptively change to accommodates these energy states contextually with acceleration rate and pressure of the gas on the surface of the aircraft. If it is not done right, you could destroy the aircraft if this low resistance angular motion is not transitioned and released correctly, the energy state transitions must share symmetry in their motion flow vector arrangements to minimize drag during a transition, and the energy states that you use must be compatible with the rate of accelerate from a specific velocity with respect to the pressure density of the gas, in which the air craft moves through.
@fishmaniachannel28 күн бұрын
Sir is a Knowledge encyclopedia
@templedancer122228 күн бұрын
When I was about 10 years old, I was fascinated by the giant ant colonies that existed on our ranch in the desert that is now Scottsdale, AZ. I spent hours watching them. One day, I discovered dead bodies of both red and black ants. It seemed there had been a huge battle. Survivor ants of both colors were removing their dead. I followed them and to my shock, I saw they were burying the dead ants under large rocks not far from the 'battlefield.' The implications were staggering! It meant that ants had social structure, perhaps a religious belief, for those were necessary to need a special place to keep the dead members of the colony. I ran home and told my mom. She didn't do anything ( I think she should have called the local university), but she at least remembered the event . She was able to verify that I had discovered this amazing fact about ants a full 25 years before a scientist in England got credit for the "monumental" finding, as reported by the World Press in an article in our local paper. Separately, I don't think it's immortality if it's just your digital memory uploaded to a computer.
@matthewtymon209026 күн бұрын
They are also the only species other than humans that perform surgically on the injured cleaning and even amputating increasing the chance of survival anywhere from 75% to 95% depending on the injury
@Officinalis136 күн бұрын
this is one of the most terrifying episodes. great talk but really wild. Mind control on the verge
@ericjutsu839111 күн бұрын
Michio Kaku is out of control
@splizer10129 күн бұрын
I'd love to know why Joe's posting his podcasts on YT again. What happened to "only available on Spotify"?
@mattykirk287528 күн бұрын
It's quite simple. When he initially signed to Spotify, he stopped uploading to KZfaq, per his contract. His new contract allows him to upload to KZfaq. So he is uploading all the episodes that are only on Spotify, to KZfaq. The why here is self explanatory.
@YezidiLivesmatter23 күн бұрын
How about transferring thoughts? Kind of like the new iPhone system where you have the two phones touch each other and you can transfer information. So I think it would be more effective way to share knowledge and in the future could it could be done. through sort of like a handshake. You shake hands for a few seconds or move hands up and down a few times- in order to tap into the transferring mode, can transfer information and knowledge that way.
@dylanthomas1232122 күн бұрын
But whose thoughts are worth knowing? Look around you. I would want an on off switch, thought blocker, virus scanner, etc.
@joeceonnia19548 күн бұрын
Joe, the President of the Skunk Works, Ben Rich, said back in the late 80’s early 90’s again said “ We have the ability to take E.T. Home anything you can imagine we have done”. So if that is true, and it’s been proven that he did say it, than we do have this technology to take E.T. Home, that comment is so fascinating to say the least. It proves that maybe we have this technology figured out years ago when we recovered one or more of these crafts. In fact he has said this on more than one occasion.
@jessengage27 күн бұрын
Just because you catalogue your memories and thoughts and your words doesn't make that you... You are the experience and the experiencer... Even the way you experience your own thoughts and memories can change.... I honestly never understood this digital immortality thing... It seems to be no different to me than a more advanced version of what AI already does when recreating art, music or even peoples voices/ speech and thought patterns
@steigerbower10 күн бұрын
Joe Rogan is awesome, you can pretty much be sure that if its on his show then its a given that its a load of nonsense, saves a lot of time ! Thanks Joe , keep up the good work !!
@ValDarrant25 күн бұрын
0. Do not let Nico hear about the dark Hublot path Santos has taken. 1. You verbalized my personal struggle with the Twelve X (at least at this time) as I am not ready to own a skeletonized watch. 2. Your cautions on the white face Moonwatch as well as “Nobody cares” regarding Rolex are well placed. 3. Keep the Bremont comments coming. As an original Bremont fanboy I am struggling with the direction of the brand since it has been “Cerrato’d”
@joemorleyphotocinema18 күн бұрын
Why are we getting these old episodes again
@NicholasWilliams-y3m24 күн бұрын
Also, string theory is only about kinetic components, and doesn't capture the full process, while angular motion can be low resistance flow state (without the detectable kinetic wobble) and this is the real fundamental foundation. There is good scientific reason as well, low resistance states like super fluidic angular motion is the least lossy form of motion arrangement, therefore it forms the foundation of all structures at the smallest scale (kinetic energy is collision based expansion and loss of energy). This will remain true, no matter how hard you disagree.
@KnownUnknown71117 күн бұрын
He’s outta control 🙃
@debj968016 күн бұрын
Hi Eric 😂
@ThaSlappyWappy26 күн бұрын
These all from Spotify? I mean I’ll watch them again but I just wanna know before hand 😬
@ZKRITTEX6 күн бұрын
Yeah all re-uploaded
@ste55027 күн бұрын
when Michio Kaku and Eric Weinstein on JRE???
@vigorbroadfilm399725 күн бұрын
Now you hv brought THE 🐐 GOAT 🐐 ...WE JUST NEED MICHAEL TELLINGER BRO GET HIM
@cyrus05w13 күн бұрын
At 1:17:41 it's too bad the channel producer didn't bring up silica based life. According to haku's definition The Rock with the silicon eye fits in this description it's just the appendages are meant to brace against the rock below it for the fish that may come down and rub against it. Darn what a missed opportunity. Also if you guys didn't know you should check out the silica based life form, found in our oceans. I think the eyeball on the rock is pretty ingenious and the study's done are pretty cool.
@MainYotubeacct18 күн бұрын
Love michio kaku he’s the most logical human I’ve ever come to lookup and he’s been smart since a wee boy
@1XXDRED21 күн бұрын
The best part: when michio gets a phone call and he doesn’t even know how to use the phone! 😂
@flyingsl0ths19 күн бұрын
"HE'S OUTTA CONTROL!"
@dingesskahnКүн бұрын
The human race has hobbled itself with just three words. "That's not possible."
@abdelrahmankhaled823915 күн бұрын
1:23:34 holy shit michio kaku went "hmmm" so far in the conversation it seemed like he already knew everything joe was telling him but that was NEW INFO
@undercoloroflaw24 күн бұрын
at 4:05 Michio said bones would be crushed so they have to be drones. I disagree with his 'therefore" position. He's 'assuming' these creatures have the same vulnerability as a human being? How do we know that? Or, perhaps the hemisphere Bob Lazar mentioned has something to do with it. He did say it emitted a 'cushion' between the hemisphere and his hand? And he said it was 'load sensing'. If the beings are as vulnerable as we are then maybe this 'hemisphere' emits cushion between it and everything else so that the creatures inside do not become grey mist?
@vidalskyociosen332624 күн бұрын
New Physics ? Terrence may not be crazy after all.
@michaellozada107716 күн бұрын
Terrence is not crazy. he is just not educated enough to understand real science. that's all. And if anyone argues this man is well educated, then that means he is just dumb (...or stupid..).