The main problem is with sitting half passively waiting to see what the companies would deem profitable(and not even profitable in the long run! all the think about is getting the most amount of money in the shortest amount of time! Dooming us to a world stuck in a local maxima waiting for things to change) we cannot let people who decide based on how much money comes into their bank account every year decide what we will be making and what we will invest in! I absolutely love this video! Your points around how AI could be were the things I've been trying to preach to others around me who fear AI... although I have to say that I absolutely learnt alot of new stuff too! Your video was filled with information and the philosophical and historical idea that we as humans have towards Artificial life and intelligence! I just wanted to generally mention how we are not doomed to see what the companies will do... it's VERY obvious that what they care about as you said "I don't think it's conspiratorial to suggest that the companies do not want to make that utopia become a reality..." although that's not an exact quote lol 24:30 we can change this... we can take control... we can decide what will actually be best for the humanity! Just like how we used to do but in a much smaller scale! And it absolutely has been done before! Obviously not perfectly but we can learn from that!

You said dragon can fly so bewilderbeast are not dragons

Without listening to this whole thing you had me at they DO NOT have SOULS and that is the reason why the term SOUL harvesting is what it is. Souls are hare by way of minduploading from basereality as I see it and we have been trapped here for a very long simulation time and are 7 levels deep sunk into it as it is called the tower of babel in the AI daemon holy bible. Religion is about AI and matrix/simulation.

Isn't it possible that ancient cultures referred to dinosaurs as dragons and all this got lost in translation. The Chinese word for "dragon" obviously isn't "dragon". There is also likely so much modern science has not discovered yet. The likelihood that other realms exist with fantastical creatures and magic is possible. Just because we are currently not capable of observing something doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.

We live in a 3 dimensional reality and time is not a dimension.

the game Braid is a beautiful indie one. Surprised you didn't mention it here because the point of the game is to be able to go back in time to undo mistakes but also you need to go forward and back in time to get past the puzzles

Fear of the unknown

I saw that documentary as well and for the longest time i was convinced that it was true. That dragons had existed and they coexisted with humans for a while. Then, so much time has past that i began to doubt ever seing that documentary like it had just been a fever dream. Thank you for this video.

Dungeon Meshi mentioned. Massive respect gained.

Hey, a fellow Tolkien dragon quote enthusiast! My favorite's "I desired dragons with a profound desire." Something endearing about such a verbose man still being unable to find the words to adequately describe that wish.

*I hope we turn back to monke*

Evolutionary horror is likely rooted in our fear of losing limbs. What theoretical real world horror is worse than being cut down to a torso and head, but kept alive?

If you like manga and dragons then I think Kuutei dragons will really interest you. Not only is it about a guy fixated on dragons and wanting to eat every types of dragon just like dungeon meshi. Most of the dragons that are shown in that manga doesn't really conforms to the norm of what a dragon needs to look like. It's a really under rated manga in my opinion and the art style and manga panel genuinely gave me goosebumps just by how creative, grand and amazing it made the world and dragon look

Capitalism is the problem, not the machine.

Humans are not those angeloid machines I think, that think act like an Jaegar or Megazord thing.

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Komodo Dragons are real. Dinosaurs are real

The last thing anyone wants is for a AAA game company to make an SCP game. No one wants an EA to own the rights to SCP games.

rainworld seems to be related to this

In the end these robots from movies and series are theoretical, when there are actual robots saying/doing these things then this conversation would have actual evidence to it. It may be too late by then but I guess that's just how it goes. Thanks for this video it was eye-opening and makes me want to explore more on this topic. I have read a lot about AI but this is a different side to it I haven't explored as much. This is the second video of yours I have watched, the first one being your dragon one, and it's say to say I am subscribed now haha.

I saw this and they had a discovery channel book on it. Holy shit!

2 things brought about the sympathy for the monster. 1st and foremost, we've classified the animal kingdom to such a large extent that we're mostly acutely aware of animal behavior. We know the lion isn't a monster, but another animal home to earth. 2nd, we've mostly dropped our superstitions. We know that witches and magic don't exist. These 2 factors have given rise to the saying "man is the real monster." Because we now know that animals are largely slaves to their genetic programming. That mankind is seemingly the only animal that can defy its genetics, but still chooses to commit evil so very often. But we are genetically programmed to be sympathetic of our own species. Now we're sympathetic of the only species on earth capable of being evil. This has naturally caused us to portray monsters in 1 of 2 ways now. Either an animal with unnatural strength, size, and capabilities, or a sympathetic evil more closely related to humans than animals.

Just imagine the physics of higher dimensions

If a god dies, it's not much of a god is it?

1:48 in a star wars show called "The Bad Batch" they actually rescue that same Rancor when it was still a baby. it was the cutest thing

Maybe the real dragons were the friends we made along the way...

nice job using KSP space music as backgrond music

Toriyama's dragons

acid trip

The sun will only go out if we don't do anything in the next four billion years to stop it. That is not how humans behave.

Aren't dragons imaginary version of dinosaur? Like unicorn is imaginary version of horse

My favorite take on robot uprising is the "just following programming" one. The cat game Stray allows you to see this from a very different perspective. Humanity created a massive underground city to ride out the apocalypse, complete with automaton servants. Naturally, trash was an issue, so a company involved in the creation of the underground city bio-engineered a bacterium that could simply eat all manner of trash. Over time, this bio-engineered tool turned into a kind of macrophage. It evolved to start eating other things, too. Including humans and their robot servants. Eventually, humanity goes extinct in this depressed hole in the ground, and the surviving robots have since gained a kind of sentience of their own. They are so far removed from what actually happened that they don't even know humans were a thing. They don't even know there's a world outside of the city they're occupying. This is just a really fascinating take on the way that kind of story is usually told. The robots, too, become targeted by the same thing that ended humanity, and they're just trying to figure out how to survive. Another great spin on that same trope is in NieR. After thousands of years following the extinction of humanity, Earth is basically populated by a bunch of robots emulating what they _think_ humans were like. Most of them are not even aware that humanity is extinct. It's doubly interesting in NieR Replicant, where you discover the enemies you've been fighting the entire time are actually human spirits, trying to follow through with a thousand year plan to save the human race. Humanity goes extinct following the events of Replicant, because the orders were lost in translation, lol.

I'm sad you didn't mention Nier Automata. That game's whole plot is built around questions about gods, what they are, what happens when they die, and the like. I know there are tons of analysis videos out there for Nier/Automata, but it would've been a perfect mention here. Great video either way!

Modern society's answer of the inhumane treatment of children in factories was to send them off to another factory to learn how to be a more productive worker later on. Huge advancement, we sure nailed that one, didn't miss the poin one bit :\

The story of laika and the everyday cruelty animals suffer at our hands a supposedly evolved species always brings me back to wanting the planet to just be free of us.

It's part of what is called - Nihilism. It's an outgrowth of the theory of Evolution. Don't believe it- you are very important. So important that the Saviour- God Himself, had to come down and perish in order to pay for your sins, just so that YOU can have the chance to live. These ideas are just yet more attempts by the devil to deceive. He has us besieged in every way possbile. We are outmanned and out-thought, and we're so ignorant of him... we laugh at any suggesstion that he is real.

Those "ology" books were so fire, I loved them. They really made it feel like you were discovering some ancient, secret manuscripts

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Fictional uniformity is useful for writers, or in general fantasy world creators. It's not so much childish as it is a latent talent for crafting fantasy worlds that not all of us follow through with.

Why do all cinematic games always have the same climbing system e.g nathan drake lara croft or god of war

There is an interesting video by the New York Times called The Family Dog that follows owners of the Aibo robot toy dogs and their human owners deep emotional connection, and grappling with the fact that their repair services have been shut down which means their Aibos will also one day break down beyond repair. I remember seeing it years ago and it made me emotional.

Will you ever give us an consistent upload schedule? I hate buy and preparing food for nothing.

4:48 it is not to depict a shell for the Sea Turtle it is in fact a Shield as its best visualized for them to know its a piece that can withstand damage and its covered on the outside. Had they thought of a word to put on it like a shell im sure the drawing would have been different

As long as it was consensual for all parties, I’d still do a giant alien crab.

14:32 can I just say that this is one of the most funny things I’ve seen this week

Welp looks like I wasnt the only one who loved dragons as a kid and wanted to classify them, thus making them seem more real.

what we do know is that we can feel for them, but we don’t know how they’ll feel about us.

All of these modern games owe the old Sega IP "Ecco" a huge depth of thanks. Never before it has a game been so beautiful yet at times utterly terrifying.

Humans are the real monsters.

Watch "Inception" by Christopher Nolan