I should've only had one teacher all my life just talking to me randomly about life. And that is Yuval. All these years of schooling did not teach me as much as his books did.
@antonyliberopoulos9333 жыл бұрын
Thank you Yuval, Daniel and Kara.
@MosesRabuka3 жыл бұрын
“People imagine that when you have a lot power you can do whatever you want, usually when you have a lot of power your choices are very limited. Everything you say has implications”
@jumbo21433 жыл бұрын
Harari says thing in short and sharp. Amazing! Love him.
@DarioVillirilli3 жыл бұрын
I really liked what Harari said at min 4:55 which I paraphrased below: "This is the first time in human history that we have no idea how the world would look like in a very short time, let's say in 20 years. I mean, predictions were never very accurate: if you live in the middle ages, you don't know what will happen in 20 years. Maybe the vikings will invade, maybe the mongols will invade, maybe there'll be a plague, an earthquake. All kinds of things could happen, but at least you know that the basic features of human life are going to be the same. When you think for example about the job market or the skills you need, then you know you should teach your kids how to harvest wheat, bake bread and ride a hose because even if the mongols invade, and even if the vikings come, and even if there is a plague or an earthquake, they would still need to harvest wheat and to ride a horse. So, that's a safe bet. Now if we look 20 years into the future we have no idea what the job market would look like, or what skills people will need. So that's the one big thing that is changing: the pace of change is accelerating. The other thing is that, for the first time in history, the deep structure of human beings is likely to start changing. We are the same animals we were in the middle ages, in biblical times or even in the stone age. This is why we can so easily connect to people or appreciate works of art from thousands of years ago: they were written by people just like us. But when I look 100 or 200 years into the future, I think for the first time it's very likely that not just our technology and economics and politics will change but humanity itself will change. The bodies, the brains, the deep mental structures of people are now open to greater and greater manipulation. I think it's a reasonable bet that in a century or two our planet will be dominated by entities which are much more different from you and me, just like we are different from the neanderthals or even chimpanzees. It’s possible that, after four billion years of organic evolution, we will see non-organic entities taking over. This is a completely new thing, nothing like the rise of christianity, the industrial revolution, or the second world war." If you feel overwhelmed on a daily basis, you got some pretty good reasons for it. 😅
@Ju-oq5nk3 жыл бұрын
Daniel won a Nobel prize and she says “ you sold many books” 😂
@rclark20573 жыл бұрын
Yuval, it is a pleasure hearing and reading you thinking, it is very human, clear and makes me think. Its inspiring.
@sarahmcbeth91563 жыл бұрын
Whoaaaa how can these two giants appear on the same screen without blowing up the internet?!
@BobQuigley3 жыл бұрын
What's so often missing is we've ALREADY been hacked. AKA marketing.... Great conversation, thanks
@ellengran68143 жыл бұрын
Some men in the Middle East wrote down their history, their dreams . A thousend years later millions say : Yes, thats my history, thats my dream.
@madhusharma99493 жыл бұрын
So much food for thought. Who hacks the human mind? Unpredictable changes in a short time making miraculous changes, a real crisis.
@bodhatman230Ай бұрын
RIP😢 Daniel Kahneman
@ashbirk46813 жыл бұрын
...Danny Kahneman has a new book? 😵 and I thought 2021 was going to suck
@njits7893 жыл бұрын
@@neerajtiwari5365 Man, he's happy that Kahneman will have a new book out come May. Nothing sarcastic about his remark.
@seyedmostafahosseinideldoo77633 жыл бұрын
I would rather live in the past, free of any digital technology. The contemporary world brings increased stress, despair, and hopelessness to 80% of the world's people, not 20% of wealthy people. I wish I had the power to choose when to live.
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
I sympathize, Seyed, but unfortunately private capitalist companies are already developing 2nd generation artificial intelligence (AI) “machines” that write their own algorithms (no human software designers need apply). If we assume these companies do R & D to increase future profits, it’s likely that’s what their AI machines will endeavor to do as well. This certainly seems to be true for the social platforms, whose algorithms are solely designed to expand users’ screen time. Around 70 years ago, Isaac Asimov proposed three rules for robots - 1. never harm a human 2. always comply with human directions 3. always violate rule 2 if complying with it violates Rule 1 Mr. Asimov, one of the best sci-fi writers & futurists of the 20th Century, knew his rules would not succeed... he just wrote a simple set so folks like me would remember them as a cautionary tale about the AI tipping point beyond which human rights and human dignity might be forever forfeited. Democracies have so far failed to effectively regulate private enterprises re several critical human survival activities - hazardous materials & pollution, food production, packaging, waste mgt. & sanitation, failure to require full cleanup of industrial projects, at the private entities’ expense (esp. re the end-of-life decommissioning of nuclear & fossil fuel plants), and neglect of critical infrastructure, eg, unprotected electrical devices, ie, almost all of them- are vulnerable to a solar storm like the one that occurred in 1859. (Three days after a national grid goes down for any significant period, folks start to run out of fuel & food, ensuring mass starvation for all but the exceptionally well prepared.) The failure to regulate AI to ensure that it stays subordinate to democratic govt (best example so far is the GOP & Trump using FB & Cambridge Analytica to manipulate voter preferences). Next two anti democratic projects: AI-designed gerrymandering (the AI will be instructed to leave no auditable traces of wrongdoing) and AI-designed systems to identify vulnerable state & local laws & regulations most susceptible to subtle revisions that systemically shift the balance of power further in favor of Republicans.
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
Such a fabulous interviewer! Done her homework and was an incredibly good listener to present the right Qs to get the best of both!
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
To preserve our humanity, “We” need to plan for at least the next two iterations of a representative democracy designed to secure human dignity. See Article I of the 1949 German Constitution (developed during Germany’s “reconstruction” guided by the Western allies - US, UK, France).
@chingunanderson82293 жыл бұрын
I think learning basic stats/data analysis, basic finance/accounting, basic programming and getting certified (e.g. useful college degree) are safe bets for the future.
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
A massive amount of R&D world-wide is being done on artificial intelligence (AI). From everything I’ve seen, AI apps will have mastered all of your subjects to the point that, w/i a decade, no human will will be able to make a living at them. AI has advanced rapidly to the point where one company has developed AI that writes its own algorithms. If I was starting out now (instead of 1963), I would, along w/ the math, take at least one course in physics, chem, biology, geology, ecology, anthropology, human evolution (w/ some exposure to evolutionary medicine), comparative anatomy (male/female), sociology, psychology, and then, with that science foundation, go to philosophy, world history, comparative government, a good selection of the humanities, and finish out w/ a writing course or two. You will then have prepared yourself for pretty much anything that comes your way. As Beau of the Fifth Column on KZfaq says, “It’s just a thought.”
@RonnyWilhelmsen10013 жыл бұрын
I think there were one hundred and forty seven maxims, on the temple of Apollo. But number eight is great.
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
The Fallen Angels, the Satanist World is having the bad karma now, in the process and counting and Godly people are still humble and simple and contented and peaceful***
@veerjainatgmail3 жыл бұрын
👍. Great conversation. Yuval focus is about future.. Kehneman focus is about presence. However, not sure if Yuval is answering the questions asked.
@charanekkurthi9033 жыл бұрын
His name is Yuval Harari and he is the author or Sapiens and Homodues. You should read his books
@budawang773 жыл бұрын
Impressive conversation albeit with a rather pessimistic prognosis for the future of humankind.
@_BobaFett_3 жыл бұрын
Whattup Yuval? Straight chillin’ I hope.. 😎
@yousef25083 жыл бұрын
Great minds
@vaidyasethuraman4523 жыл бұрын
Escaping into what you believe , it is like buring our head in the sand
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
We cannot “knowingly” project a human future w/o developing a framework of consciousness (c) based on c being a VR presented to us, and computing (at least) the 1st six derivatives of consciousness (possibly getting to something like Neuralink).
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
Godly Holy Legacies will last forever***
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
Abundance of foods in my hometown due to balance of sunshine and rain*** I am a climate engineer without spending any money in my experiments***
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
Politics is the allocation of values. Q is: do “we” allocate our values to “free will” AI or to an AI-“assisted” representative process that both: Retains a “desired” level of individual autonomy (permitting a falsifiable level of actual self-knowledge AND a “durable” level of collective human organization that preserves the likelihood that that new level of representative democracy can be passed on to the NEXT level of human “advancement”.
@ssunahussein6953 жыл бұрын
Great listening to top great thinkers
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
I can predict the future by doing heavenly things now***
@serano50233 жыл бұрын
The discussion was mostly on Yuval’s arena.
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
Kings in the past are forgotten now***
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
What is “Black Mirror”? Could our last view of the Black Mirror’s screen be like our most recent (possibly “last”) experience w/ “Black Ice” (“Bridge freezes before road”)? Did we prepare ourselves to be “Safe” (driving straight at constant speed across the bridge), or did we choose ignorance and its “Black Swan”-like result (eg, changing lanes and/or speed while on the bridge, losing control, flipping over & over, ending up upside down, hanging from our seat-belt, experiencing our realization of our mistake, while our blood rushes into our bruised brain, causing our final “lights out”).
@KazTrumpet3 жыл бұрын
“Black Mirror” is the name of Netflix series.
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
Kaz Takasugi - I know; that’s a rhetorical Q... I was interrupted & had to use Edit to finish my thoughts. (btw, I should’ve said “... the last view...” in the 2nd sentence, instead of “our last view”.) For brevity, I omitted possible predicate conditions of an equally fictional nature, ie, the story line of a day-dreamt Black Mirror (B-M) episode, reminiscent of The Twilight Zone w/ elements of “Inception”, involving characters & blended scenes from “La Bamba”; Alice’s Cheshire Cat (and other ethereal beings like the Jabberwok); “Mickey in the Night Kitchen; and “The Boy Who Could Fly” (TBWCFly), all tied together by clips of interstellar scenes from the Hubble, the net effect of which would’ve made me more vulnerable in my dream state to the fatal one of the two outcomes described in my comment- So I’m driving home alone in my presumed safe Volvo S-40 at 3:00am on a freezing, foggy moonlit night, on a deserted I-95 in the countryside. I’m returning after an odd & unusual visit w/ an old friend. With a quarter-million miles behind me on this very familiar road, and w/ it’s current barrenness, the autonomous parts of my brain have taken over the driving, more so than normal to free me to live ensconced in my daydream, w/ no distractions to upset my suspension of disbelief. In this B-M episode, I’m aware of the idea, and act on it routinely in my thoughts, that human consciousness is actually an ongoing “Virtual Reality-driven simulated presentation of consciousness” (VR-c). To put it simply, what we think of as “consciousness” is an ongoing VR reproduction by our highly-evolved Paleolithic brain, relying on its syncing, mediation & coordination of sensory inputs, blended w/ our stored, previously-constructed social & survival emotions, pathways & agendas.
@Hansruedi20113 жыл бұрын
great🍀
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
We all die***
@elijahflynt32173 жыл бұрын
woah woah woah
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
It is necessary to construct an understanding how the brain presents to us the “mind” - “we” cannot abandon the actual physical brain structures, from the smallest elements to our large evolved (dated-ordered) sub-brain organisms that include convoluted pathways bound up in “legacy” systems, large portions of which are inefficient, no longer useful, or are in tension or conflict w/ each other.
@akhilsharma833 жыл бұрын
Let Daniel talk more next time yuvy.
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
The Richest men cannot change clothes billion times in his lifetime***
@leonoradompor87063 жыл бұрын
Jesus and Mary legacies last forever***
@klammer753 жыл бұрын
Survivals the exception, extinction the norm....evolution waits for no one....we’re the transition species we always look for in the fossil record. To the next phase everyone.....embrace your destiny! Entropy demands it!😜🤣🤖
@bekindbethoughtful46403 жыл бұрын
The old Professor didnt get to talk!
@rumana45123 жыл бұрын
I find both these 'thinkers' very mealy-mouthed about the future of humanity and the so-called 'Pandemic' which our bodies can deal with. We've never known what life is going to hold in the future, it's always changed and we've always evolved with it. We're an amazing species, we evolve with the changing times, we don't need technology to enable us to thrive and achieve our potential. Yuval is pushing for AI/inorganic stuff as if they're better than us and a great future. Whenever Yuval speaks there's always a phrase that I find insulting, last time it was the 'useless class', this time the interviewer uses a quote - 'meat flaps' to refer to our mouths and neither of them say anything. My mind maybe noisy but it's got me to where I am and I've survived and helped others too. I don't need saving. I certainly don't want some hyped up author to frighten me about the future, we have the power as humans. There are Natural Laws which govern us as Thomas Aquinas explained and they are timeless and strong. These 2 'thinkers' are both mouthpieces or 'meat flaps' for silicon valley.
@sevaforever3 жыл бұрын
Remember how Yuval was talking about whether we will be humble and accept that we and our lives are very complex, or that we self-aggrandize and think we (and our religions) are the best?
@rumana45123 жыл бұрын
@@sevaforever Thank you for your reply. It's not about whose religion is the best or recognising that we are very complex, but you can't use 'very complex' to fudge the Truth. The Natural world does follow it's own natural laws and humans also have theirs which are timeless and cut across religions, beliefs etc, but they are truths. What's happening is a fudging of these laws under the pretext of 'very complex' which is causing great 'confusion' amongst people. But I appreciate your reply.
@johnpaulrice86653 жыл бұрын
"Hack, the herald angels sing!" Just Kidding! Well, shoving aside the "techno-lingo" used" For-allwe-know what these savants are talking are about Biblical prophesies, unfolding in these predictably "difficult and trying Times!
@mikemccarthy16383 жыл бұрын
Enemies of the state identified this reporting period... 🤣