I would love to hear a full version of the theme music.

Another amazing podcast. Keep up the good work Lex!!!

Lex. You absolutely have to have a conversation with Isaac Arthur from SFIA. He's an excellent science futurist.

I really like that despite this being an AI podcast, you really allow the conversation to go where it will be most interesting for the guest, and consequently the listener. Michael isn't a name I associate first with AI, but if anything that only made this a more interesting conversation as you guys wandered through a vast array of topics.

What if we put a micro chip in our brains to evaluate free will "do's and don't's," in order to deduce common neural networks between men and women who choose to "break the rules." Or, are genetics a big part of why most "good intentioned" people tend to try to follow rules/laws? Consciousness, to me, is either making decisions, based on one's learned experiences, or using other's "flaws" to take advantage of them (the vulnerable species) and/or to gain an advantage for future motives. Suffering does not need to happen, when everyone, globally, are on the "same page," related to everyone's basic needs being met.

However, ignorance make people feel certainty, while education let people find there is a lot uncertainty.

@Thomas Lehmann > why it's true It's true because the more you know, the more you are aware of things that you still don't know.

Right !

I’d say uncertainty has only ever increased since we discovered science, not that that’s necessarily a bad thing.

Martin Dahl Gödel’s paradox doesn’t show truth to be an incompatible or not useful concept quite the contrary, what he showed was the “axiom of choice” is essential when it comes to getting to truth thus one must always know the bias to which the truth bends towards that is the point.

I wish I was Vsauce and spent a night with you

@@francoismartineau5692 Sus

I wish I had the chance to meet him. Michael is one of my favourite persons on the internet.

Love your channel brusspup!

@@Nicolas-qe1ef same i wish if he was my friend or a member of the family such an amazing person and intertating and so so smart

he has a radio host voice so it could be that, and hes very careful with his words

@John Stevens are you related to Britney and Whitney by any chance?

He just sounds like that. CGP Grey described him as "it sounds like someone is watching a VSauce video in the room." Even when no one is recording.

He's an insane talent.

@@eskii2 AHAHAHA 'insane talent.'' ... Perhaps just insane describes someone who seriously discusses ''speed of dark''.

LMFAO

*it's entirely possible*

this was so funny

Even more interestingly.. he is a Russian.

What is love? - Michael Malice

So glad to hear 🙏

That’s an amazing story! Good for you.

Seriously, really amazing folks he is getting!

Does that explain why he is dressed for a funeral? ;-)

He wasn't on Rogan. He stepped up his game.

@@dopplesoddner2899 NDT is utterly unlikable, and not even that smart. He's never said ANYTHING I didn't already know.

Neil degrasse tyson is a wanker.

Omg

I read this at the same time

I too read this comment right as he said this. Must be a ghost that traveled to each of our video screens.

Wow, very well said.. I often feel the same. To say it's intricate, explorative yet soothing...? 💙☺️

Appreciate the both of y'all commenting. God bless.

hey Михаил, vsauce here

@@golden1324 👌

in soviet russia, kgb v sauces you.

🤓Hey Vsauce, Michael Here.....

Never use 'af' again.

@@AAscension why

This and many others have said it to me in person.

Link?

PippyPappyPatterson kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oJt2gtie177dp6s.html

PippyPappyPatterson he was on twice. Here is both links kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9F9oM5539K4oJ8.html

Is that the same as him being your first favorite podcast, bar one?

I’ve just been searching “Vsauce Podcast” and going around to various shows he’s visited on. I could listen to his discussions for hours

@@hanny9532 same here

I think he's the ideal podcast guest. He is excited about everything, talks just enough on every question, is good at setting hosts up with the next question. Even his H3 Podcast episode was pretty decent.

@@jaredlind2888 his Joe Rogan podcast was pretty awkward, but I think that’s mostly because Joe is just dumb.

anyone who is intelligent is particularly qualified to be interviewed on an Artificial Intelligence podcast. VSauce certainly fits that bill.

Did Lex change the name of the podcast to " The AI podcast" ?

emergencytacos same here,JRE has gotten bland and repetitive.But he has a few good ones every now and then

@@BrooklynBalla there are a few topics that get repeated in JRE,. But as far as I have seen, Lex asks more or less same questions in every podcast

Fyi Lex has a ton of respect for Joe and he's talked about how much influence Joe's had on him so i think we should appreciate them both. Personally, i enjoy Lex's show more atm bc im interested in mainly science even though Lex does have other guests. Manolis Kellis (sorry if i mispelled) podcasts are the best!!! This one with vsauce is good so far but its not very long :(

And what a refreshing replacement minus the BS

I'm sad to say that same here. Love joe but lex's interests reflect better mine

Facts

Gay

Or is he? * Vsauce music starts *

I don't get comments like these. In what way is he underrated? If we go about looking at exposure to public eye, how well known he is, underrated or overrated, is in his own hands because of the way media is nowadays, you cannot avoid getting popularity and exposure, provided you are working on it. On the other hand, in raw numbers, that dude has one of the largest followings on youtube. Every channel he has, is well past 1.000.000 active subscribers. If that's underrated, then...what the fuck isn't?

Tell his 18 million subs that

@@pekkalaitinen8769 man I mistakenly played that PBS Science channel music lmao xD

@@Bastacat I rhimm what he means is that despite so much popularity, Michael is so great that he deserves even more recognition

Cute

Right?! Same here.

Todays science doesn't incorporate the scientific method which is why it sounds ridiculous.

do you want some spit facts too?

✔ Yes! ✔

The Current algoritm for us as consumers doesnt work. but for them it works because it gives them "insight" on what people watch or what they dont. I've found it very hard to find the content I used to and if I was one particular video, Im bombarded with shit. its all clickbait desperate for views and suscribors and most of these videos have more paid sponsorships selling stuff rather than actual intellectual content.

@@tommymaher4166 I call it hitting the wall, the algorithm boxes you and will only shows videos from small portion of our viewing habits, I hate it cause I'm more complex than the algorithm gives me credit for

KZfaq has to make an option for the users to which algorithm they prefer. Like, users can choose between old algorithm or new algorithm.

@Plads Elsker I had this exact problem for years. For the past couple of months, I have been actively tuning my recommended section. So far, I found three things to be the most effective: 1. Tell KZfaq directly For example, clicking on the three dots on every video I don't want to see, and hit "Not interested." A very powerful strategy is to go to your homepage, find videos you don't like, and click "Don't recommend channel." Then, refresh the page and repeat until there are no more cat videos or click-bait titles. 2. Unique and specific search A simple way to get diverse videos is to search up extremely specific keywords that you normally wouldn't. For example, looking up artificial intelligence will get you the latest hype. But searching "Deep Q-Network" will lead you to someone who is more knowledgeable and often more passionate. Now, in defense of the KZfaq algorithm, it's just trying to get you to watch for as long as possible. So it will recommend videos that have lots of views and videos similar to your viewing history. 3. Vote with clicks and watch time Clicking on cat videos will lead to more cat videos. Avoiding clicking on clickbate videos all together or at least watch it incognito. Actively refuse to watch videos that are "made to bring [your] interest." Within 2 weeks, your feed will be full of variety. 4. Train with playlists If you're really serious about training the algorithm. Ask a friend who tends to watch different videos than you to give you a link to their playlist (or search for one yourself), play that in the background on mute to add more diversity to your recommended videos. I hope that helps! Have a good day.

get good at something, don't rely on youtube to give you "ideas". uh

glad to be alive in their lifetime fr I LOVE LEARNING

All rusians look like CGI characters. My theory, and it`s mine... Sir. Good Day.