Nikola Tesla believed we would have free energy, flying airplanes, cars, wireless communication,satellites, space ships,colonization of planets and we send wireless energy to them from earth, all 100 years ago. and did his inventions work? yes many of his inventions has been built and tested, they work 100% there are still some that are unknown. the us government has them and they keep them secret. he believed in aliens but people laughed at him because of it.Fuck Thomas Edision. fucking theif!
God I love your message and I wholeheartedly agree. But you sir need to get you some charisma. And I really don't mean that in a mean way
I was looking for videos to poach to show exponential data growth in a senior manager friendly way and how far behind in our thinking we are at the UK's rail infrastructure operator, and you're so close it's annoying. What you're saying, with someone who is better at actually saying it would really help spread your message.
Way before it gets to that scenario, humans would have begun to colonize space. NASA and the European Space agency are predicting colonies on Lunar and Mars by 2040. Who knows how far out we would have travelled by 2100. That scenario is the least of our worries. Now global warming, that's a different ball game...
longer life spans are in no way a good thing. ur just fucking up the born to death ratio. eventually the human population will be so high, there won't be enough resources to keep that many people alive and healthy. then billions of people will die....
I honestly can understand the concept of how our technology today is advancing beyond the thoughts of most rational people. Like he said, within just a century or less we have accomplished what most people have, and some still do, believe to be impossible. Our technology today has achieved things that even the most brilliant minds are dumbfounded by. What he says is most likely true and the world as we know it needs to prepare for the future, because if you are not, the future won't wait for you
Well, here's something for Mr. Anything's Possible:
After you slam a revolving door, how about you find some way to end the agonizing pain of millions of people who have diseases that doctors prefer to call imaginary rather than finding the cause & cures or treatments? Get rid of the mindnumbing fatigue of millions more with other diseases. Right now half our population has at least 1 chronic illness, fix THAT!
Otherwise, please don't condemn me to a longer lifespan.
Superdiza: You raise a good point. The graph is misleading ... it should not say rural vs. urban. If, however, if you listen to what I say I speak about the number of people "living on farms." The figure in the U.S. is between 1-2%. Nevertheless, I should have paid closer attention to the graphics in my video.
to be honest the whole thing is a little off.. the presenter uses a Capitalistic/Mainstream media approach almost selling the viewers (in a very dumbed down American version), the Singularity. Buy now! your organization needs our Bug2000 certificate.
Where's the spiritual transformation? you can't talk about mind uploads while missing existence.
This is not being the change, this is like the catholic church describing the landing of aliens... :)
@superdiza I think what we REALLY need is a cultural/technological singularity. Why can't it be both? In fact, I think it HAS to be both if you want different cultures to be represented in a world wide community and not simply swept under the rug and forgotten by the rest of the world.
@superdiza Should such a technological revolution as the one this video is proposing take place, we would likely be able to feed the poor and hungry of the world many times over. A cultural revolution will become far easier in a world where death is no longer something to be feared and food can be manufactured at the subatomic level.
It's still very hypothetical. While we may not be hitting the singularity, we can still expect revolutionary technologies, but I think Kurzweil's vision is a little hopeful and working under too many assumptions.
2:24 Unlearn. "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn" Alvin Toffler
woww wthis should be spoken about on omgwire!
over at omgwire dot com!
omgwire 11 months ago
Nikola Tesla believed we would have free energy, flying airplanes, cars, wireless communication,satellites, space ships,colonization of planets and we send wireless energy to them from earth, all 100 years ago. and did his inventions work? yes many of his inventions has been built and tested, they work 100% there are still some that are unknown. the us government has them and they keep them secret. he believed in aliens but people laughed at him because of it.Fuck Thomas Edision. fucking theif!
903harman 1 year ago
God I love your message and I wholeheartedly agree. But you sir need to get you some charisma. And I really don't mean that in a mean way
I was looking for videos to poach to show exponential data growth in a senior manager friendly way and how far behind in our thinking we are at the UK's rail infrastructure operator, and you're so close it's annoying. What you're saying, with someone who is better at actually saying it would really help spread your message.
techjinx 1 year ago
@NizzBomb69
Way before it gets to that scenario, humans would have begun to colonize space. NASA and the European Space agency are predicting colonies on Lunar and Mars by 2040. Who knows how far out we would have travelled by 2100. That scenario is the least of our worries. Now global warming, that's a different ball game...
MrDeano324 1 year ago
longer life spans are in no way a good thing. ur just fucking up the born to death ratio. eventually the human population will be so high, there won't be enough resources to keep that many people alive and healthy. then billions of people will die....
NizzBomb69 1 year ago
amazing video!! thank you so much for putting this stuff together : ) Keep em coming
atheelogos 1 year ago
I honestly can understand the concept of how our technology today is advancing beyond the thoughts of most rational people. Like he said, within just a century or less we have accomplished what most people have, and some still do, believe to be impossible. Our technology today has achieved things that even the most brilliant minds are dumbfounded by. What he says is most likely true and the world as we know it needs to prepare for the future, because if you are not, the future won't wait for you
routonboy 2 years ago 4
why everyone so pissed in the comments ????
ajcool240 2 years ago
I am yet to see the first nanomanufacturing that has been so talked about...but we have to keep a positive attitude guys..come on now!
CamiloSanchez1979 2 years ago 2
Well, here's something for Mr. Anything's Possible:
After you slam a revolving door, how about you find some way to end the agonizing pain of millions of people who have diseases that doctors prefer to call imaginary rather than finding the cause & cures or treatments? Get rid of the mindnumbing fatigue of millions more with other diseases. Right now half our population has at least 1 chronic illness, fix THAT!
Otherwise, please don't condemn me to a longer lifespan.
1nerdse 2 years ago
Anyone else want to whip this guys ass?
malcommerriweather 2 years ago
Less than 1% of global population is non-rural?
this is simply not true. and quite stupid.
superdiza 2 years ago 4
Superdiza: You raise a good point. The graph is misleading ... it should not say rural vs. urban. If, however, if you listen to what I say I speak about the number of people "living on farms." The figure in the U.S. is between 1-2%. Nevertheless, I should have paid closer attention to the graphics in my video.
gmallahan 2 years ago
to be honest the whole thing is a little off.. the presenter uses a Capitalistic/Mainstream media approach almost selling the viewers (in a very dumbed down American version), the Singularity. Buy now! your organization needs our Bug2000 certificate.
Where's the spiritual transformation? you can't talk about mind uploads while missing existence.
This is not being the change, this is like the catholic church describing the landing of aliens... :)
get crazier!
75% of people lie in polls.
superdiza 2 years ago
Less than 1% of the population feeds the nation is what he said.
Before you say anything stupid, not all rural areas are farmland, so your point does not compare.
vman456 2 years ago
yea, thats called progress.
yet, it is the global economy that is really feeding the USA empire of ponzi dollars and conquest by violence.
40 thousand people die daily from starvation, most of them in countries that are not part of the mainstream narrative that "Americans" are used to.
3 billion people living at under 2$ a day is the existence of most humans in this world.
what we need is a cultural singularity before a technological one, serving humanity, not the elite alone.
superdiza 2 years ago 10
@superdiza "what we need is a cultural singularity before a technological one" You can't have one or the other. You need both for it to work.
atheelogos 1 year ago
@superdiza I think what we REALLY need is a cultural/technological singularity. Why can't it be both? In fact, I think it HAS to be both if you want different cultures to be represented in a world wide community and not simply swept under the rug and forgotten by the rest of the world.
seanotube85 1 year ago
@superdiza Should such a technological revolution as the one this video is proposing take place, we would likely be able to feed the poor and hungry of the world many times over. A cultural revolution will become far easier in a world where death is no longer something to be feared and food can be manufactured at the subatomic level.
mgreen897 3 months ago
@superdiza
In america this is true.
GSX606 1 year ago
I hate how he keeps mentioning "your organization".
mmeol 2 years ago
Google Healthcare?
yoteango 2 years ago
25 years later..... Due to the unforeseen effects of World of Warcraft 3, nothing has changed.
xXAkridXx 2 years ago 18
agreed.
gmcannon 2 years ago
I'm awesome at unlearning.
ToXiCchrist 2 years ago 5
he is so damn right!
lyraclaceras 2 years ago
I'm personally psyched about the biotic changes we're going to see. Programming via evolution based systems will definitely yield true A.I.
Once we've reached that, the growth of the growth will grow. Think more changes in one month that in the last hundred years. :D
jama463 2 years ago
It's still very hypothetical. While we may not be hitting the singularity, we can still expect revolutionary technologies, but I think Kurzweil's vision is a little hopeful and working under too many assumptions.
vman456 2 years ago
2:24 Unlearn. "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn" Alvin Toffler
ArjenDijksman 3 years ago
Great information. It really puts things in perspective.
nhprman 3 years ago
nice vid however too much business issues contained...
uzonder 3 years ago
neat!
Alwayswatching2 3 years ago