It's incredible the kind of nonsense you elitist white people come up with. You live in a bubble, instead of worrying about poverty, violence and disease that ravages the world, you prefer to invent nonsense to interfere with nature and feel like benevolent gods.
@DavidPearce1Күн бұрын
But tackling poverty, violence and disease _entails_ "interfering" with Nature. And surely my skin colour is a red herring.
@Madharry6672Күн бұрын
I think this is way out (immortality )but good on him for researching it ...I think he is brilliant and it's from a Scientific view. ...but we have to accept death, that's the lesson of life.
@faster-than-light-memes6 күн бұрын
Lol i clicked on this 30s after upload
@RogueElement.7 күн бұрын
Michael is a fucking GOD. Goated individual .
@williamjmccartan88798 күн бұрын
Thank you all very much Roman, Beatrice, and Allison, and the Foresight Institute, I'm happy that conversations like this are still provided on open media, peace
@andersstrksonberge28749 күн бұрын
Thank you, Allison, for hosting such a fantastic discussion and for always bringing cutting-edge insights to the table! I deeply admire your work and Marcus's dedication to advancing non-invasive brain stimulation technologies like ultrasound neuromodulation. As someone living with MS and sever brain-fog, I’ve found incredible value in using binaural beats to focus and enter a flow state. The brain-fog dissipates in an instant with a sensation of rhythmic waves across my gray matter, almost like synapses firing in harmony, it has been transformative for me. Listening to this discussion, I couldn’t help but wonder how ultrasound might complement or even enhance these effects. The precision and potential for targeted cognitive improvement could offer a new frontier for managing conditions like mine. It’s exciting to see how these technologies might converge to help not only individuals with neurological conditions but also those looking to optimize their mental performance. Thank you for continuing to spark these crucial conversations!
@gnomefuel9 күн бұрын
the bow tie architecture reminds me of the angel in jung’s mandala which reminds me of the magnetosphere which reminds me of toroidal circuitry
@laulaja-718611 күн бұрын
Frist Psot! :-) Seriously, thanks for sharing this content.
@MasoudJohnAzizi11 күн бұрын
A lobotomy was once a "cutting edge breakthrough" in curing mental disease, until people realized it is nothing more than mutilation and retardation of brain tissue. Likewise, ultrasound causes significant damage to brain tissue physiology.. especially to that of mitochondrial dynamics that accelerates rate of neurological aging.
@Ideagineer11 күн бұрын
fancy way of saying listening to music feels good.
@kaal282015 күн бұрын
your all guinea pigs
@ManyHeavens4221 күн бұрын
We don't have to regenerate our body just regenerate our information
@ManyHeavens4221 күн бұрын
A man after my own tissues, hahaha,Can you use blue light to reboot cell Information That was there 12 or 24 hours before,and keep doing that, you would not Age.the sweet spot ! Where does the information come from.cells communicate to each other, so one cure All.
@sunayvatansever590521 күн бұрын
Why host is swallowing words!
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@sunxindi870225 күн бұрын
Yoooo that's fire🔥
@dynabot_dev27 күн бұрын
This is the greatest invention in the world! Can't wait to build this 1 billion times in every school, office, library, mueseum and beyond!
@HolyBrainBibleАй бұрын
Surely the people who make these podcasts realize that 99.9 percent of the population cannot even grasp these ideas because their evolutionary Heritage prevents the brain from coming to grips rationally with these ideas.. after all they've been putting out these sorts of podcasts for decades now with no apparent effect, so I have to wonder if these podcasts are some sort of a way of making a living for them and whether they are directing their podcasts at a certain audience of rich cryos who support them through donations or grants.. just speculation on my part
@cybercomputerized2074Ай бұрын
It is a terrifying idea that all the galaxies in the sky that can see have not been grabbed but are going to be! I wonder if lenticular galaxies have been the ones that HAVE been grabbed, and it would be interesting if the galaxies around these lenticular galaxies started to exhibit the same type of halt in star formation.
@terascassidy6702Ай бұрын
Wow! What an amazing vision of the future. I think we might actually make it... Thank you for this all
@Hshjshshjsj72727Ай бұрын
Very cool, thanks for upload
@SheesheningАй бұрын
He kinda casually dropped a more substantive defence of growth than either Dan Susskind and a more accessible condensation of facts than Vaclav Smil, just as a filler bridge for the actual star. Props
@antmass3Ай бұрын
If you could not only regenerate tissues and organs, but find a way to speed up the process, then this would be something akin to Star Trek medicine.
@AchrononmasterАй бұрын
This is phreakin nuts. If you abolish death you abolish life. Life exists because of change and limited finite resources getting recycled, thanks to the exergy input form the Sun. We should not want to take up real resources our children should have fully available to thrive upon. You guys are narcissistic psychopaths, sorry to say.
@tomcraver9659Ай бұрын
At least for durable raw materials (blocks of aluminum) rather than "landing" it, might it be better to just drop it with a heat shield and maybe parachutes to slow it to a reasonable impact velocity? Eg. if you want to make bricks, you need some sort of cheap binder - probably plastic (to help with radiation shielding). The Starship that delivers it into a Mars atmosphere intercept course could then accelerate back to a return to Earth path using all the fuel it doesn't need to spend on landing. Or a much smaller vehicle could be launched toward Mars so Starship stays near Earth and doesn't get tied up for years.
@theWinterWalkerАй бұрын
I love how people confuse EMOTION and ETHICS
@spacescienceguyАй бұрын
Is it possible to design nanorods with the opposite effect? Let less sunlight in, and let more low wave infrared light out? For example, this might be useful for geoengineering to mitigate the effects on climate change.
@InquilineKeaАй бұрын
So happy to see Zan here!! :) [I met him at 1517 event and nothing was the same ever again]