Shift Happens Narrated

The popular presentation by Carl Fisch redone as a video story by Michael Arnold, with permission.

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[Pedroptz]

This video is outdated

[Keyzer4]

Yeah, i think it's a year or so older than the date I posted it even. still interesting to think about, wouldn't you say? To me it just makes sense to keep in perspective that things are changing more quickly these days than we can keep up with. The biggest and the best one day may very well be obsolete moments later and it seems like this is happening all the time. Take for example this video. Or your computer. Or who knows what else?

[ara0812ara]

The narrator sounds like Jigsaw from the Saw movies...LOL

[SoyuzSovet]

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/ \ ☻ bob is dead... I've killed him.

[OChubbyO]

give engineers a few decades bio tech computers are going to be put into production as well as quantum computers humans wont be able to compete,

[billdale1]

@Keyzer4: you should make sure you understand the words you use in your uploads-- you can embarrass yourself otherwise, such as mis-pronouncing "exabyte" as "exactbyte"-- there is no such word. If you look up "exabyte", you'll see it follows after kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte, etc... it's a mathematical term.

[jobaytube]

if today is the judgement day, who do you think is the number 1 and 2 countries to be thrown away to hell in terms of population?

[TheAntiFascist2010]

I would like someone who knows so much about the future to give me hope. Like this, all wars will end and there will be no more governments. That is what I wanna hear. With or without the internet and fiber optics.

[TheAntiFascist2010]

Your right. Computation and data manipulation will never equal the organic mind.

[ThePISTOLIZER]

Did you know that billions are spent in weapons in order to kill each other humanely?

Did you know that the rights of criminals are given more respect and value than the rights of victims?

[John doe]

Colonel Philip J. Corso of the U.S military said fiberoptics and transistors where back engineered from debris coming out of the Roswell crash.

[PhobicPyro]

I'll Give It A Read, Thanks

[strangemyth]

Computational power not necessarily intellect, Roger Penrose the Emperors New Mind Is an Interesting book on the subject.

[PhobicPyro]

I don't understand how a computer can be smarter than the human brain or even the human race, they were or will be invented by humans after all. Correct me if I'm wrong?