Are We Living Through Another Industrial Revolution? | Tech Effect | Spark

Our work and leisure are acquiring increasing connectivity, leading to a huge expansion of digital networks. As the world's internet capacity grows, so do the opportunities to innovate every aspect of our lives. Watch to discover just how technology is affecting our day-to-day lives.
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[@joakimblom1110]

Our world and infrastructure has never been as vulnerable as now. Can't wait for next Carrington-event...

[@iichthus5760]

Ironically, the more “connectivity” we have, the more disconnected we seem to be.

[@jamesgantz5123]

Well-spoken well said you absolutely right a lot of us don't even know our neighbors now

[@MrJalasKelm]

​@@jamesgantz5123 I don't know my neighbours, but I do know several people around the world who I'd never have been able to talk to, or game with before the internet. I can keep in contact with friends and family when I can't see them in person. I can hold multiple conversations with multiple groups of people throughout my day, while at work, or out of the area. But yeah, don't know the people in the flat below, tragic isn't it.

[@markbahouth2713]

⁠@@MrJalasKelm go down to " the flat below " and introduce your selfie🤳🏻 👤

[@JamesBiggar]

"Innovate (ie monetize and regulate) every aspect of our lives".

[@randallmarsh446]

Its comming to an end soon .. when there is a major solar flare that hhits earth major collapse s and total chaos will cause the mass to go into panic mode wiping each other out..

[@emmsdan]

thank you for this lovely Work.

[@jamesbarry1673]

Thank you..........Things like this make living so worth it.........

[@NicholasNerios]

Awesome video thanks.

[@TheFLOMAN76]

This is no future that I want to live in. I fear for my grandchildren and their future.

[@AlbertLebel]

Ya, drunk drivers now flying around. What could go wrong. I pass by several marijuana shops and liquor stores in my short trip to work. I think too many people are flying high already.

[@y5mgisi]

It will be a double edged sword. With both edges razor sharp.

[@spUrrrt]

@@AlbertLebel Yes access to restricted drugs also, and from just a supermarket would be far more ideal.

[@AlbertLebel]

@@spUrrrt Ya I hear that.

[@haasandreas]

Thanks,great video ,very interresting.

[@Jackolantrend]

I like how drones have saved 250 lives. I wonder how many lives drones have taken.

[@TurkVladimir]

Thanks Great Video

[@ESF19791111]

VERY GOOD JOB :) A LOT OF INFORMATION , GOOD EDITING , AND MANY DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES :) THANK YOU FOR SHARING :) I DID ENJOY WATCHING AND...I DID A THUMB-UP ABOUT THE VIDEO AND SUBSCRIBED TO THE CHANNEL :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)

[@bryanbrewer4272]

stop yelling please.....

[@seemore77983]

One of the problems with innovation is if your creation disrupts the power of certain large entities your progress maybe slowed or completely halted.

[@willywonka8730]

You mean like what f*ck face Biden is doing to Musk on behalf of Big Oil?

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

Frick this planet man, wish i wasn't born here

[@tnekkc]

I am worried climate change may affect santa at the north pole.

[@FractalCodex7]

Tesla learned that the hard way. This planet is ruled by demons.

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

There is always more benefit from science and technology then harm. There is no progress without sacrifice.

[@JackSmith-kp2vs]

“Everything they make to make things easier only makes things worse” Tony Soprano

[@spUrrrt]

What?! like the shoe? Things that make things easier 95% of the time make things easier

[@user-fl8wv6rs4l]

the amazing technology ever I saw

[@scottcarlon6318]

My concern with science is, the focus is always with if they can, not if they should, . . .

[@shakeexon]

You'd have to be a Looney toon to believe that man has walked on the moon 😉

[@robertglover2815]

The more complicated the machine the harder to fix when something breaks down

[@SargonvonThule]

and this is why i never understand why the overblow pilots with unessesary informations, a intelligent flight system should only display important stuff, measuring oil temp is important yes but not to fly , its just information, if a problem comes details can be added, wich have effekt on that problem, i allways see planes as flying Technerdroom, way to many information , all important but not allways needed this can be simpler better lighter... the moment we left cable steered flights, we allready gave up controll to technology, so why not get a step further and build a ki sich only displays whats important for the moment of need, or fly the thing alone ... without all this boxes of analog display stuff and cables the plane gets alot lighter more efficent...plus u save 1-4 seats u no longer need evem food suppply on the flight can be automated, yes it wouldnt work well at the first start, but over time its possible ... we train pilots in what to do in case of emergencys we know, why not train the ki to deal with such situations itself, pilots should only have the last word until the KI system works that well that it dosent any longer need a pilot.... and even then u can integrate a emergency way to overtake controll.... if u have a KI wich controlls funktions u dont need visualisations, no need for big heavy analog systems, that makes the system way lesser complex but under the thing u loose more controll... main problem in flight is atm the human factor, and the less problem is technical failurs, wich if they happen allways have catastrophig ending it not know from bevore... or not be trained by the pilots...

[@markbahouth2713]

@robert glover its amazing that so far you are the only person to state the obvious. the more complicated the machine the more expensive it is to fix . Hell , a washing machine can cost you a pretty penny to have it repaired.

[@sugarbeets]

Wouldn't it be nice & superb that instead of going to war, the world scientists and inventors get together and invent computers, gadgets, robots, improve roads and strong and efficient infrastructures, better medicines, nutrition, vaccines, agricultural techniques, seeds, insects & pest control, marine tech and other new tools to help humanity fight illiteracy, hunger, diseases, drought, predict calamities to make lives comfortable & meaningful. With better lives, there's a possibility that crime, and war will reduce.

[@trevorsraeps5690]

Things like these will only become more variants of these kinds of things and things we've not yet imagined and their ability will only speed up until we reach the technical singularity, which the earliest estimate is around 2035. I believe we're much closer than that but many more highly acclaimed individuals claim it's even much further away. I guess time will tell!

[@scottreday9377]

I feel almost exactly the same. 2 years ago, realization came upon me, that I will likely be alive when true, quantum technologies would be in use(by companies such as Google, ibm, ECT. Not personal, common usage). 1 year ago I thought there wasn't any true ai, only continued algorithmic

[@scottreday9377]

Ps, much sooner.

[@scottreday9377]

Pss, put the tree replies together. 2 I sent prematurely. Hey! I am only human.

[@netorich2259]

It is very interesting all the technology that we can find now and that helps us improve life, even more and better advances can be discovered, but for that they must maintain a balance so as not to harm the environment and so that it is not used for a harmful purpose for humanity

[@caseyford3368]

Yes. Future tech will be great,but, there is plenty of tech that exists now, that would make our lives far better. We just have to use it and use it correctly. 😎

[@SargonvonThule]

we first of all should use it to make life better for everyone, not to make profit for a few, things to make our dayly life better, and most important dont wast all efforts in meaningless wars.... an destroying our all foundation of our all living... follow the guide jack fresco gave us for the future, we have to fix the moneyproblem first, the greed and profit system had its time, but its poison for future generations to come, wenn need to focus on important stuff first, a hole generation today has to learn whats important, instead on the gain of money only... we need problemsolvers not problemstorrages... we come naket on this world and we go naked, there is no explaination for hording stuff u not realy need... like a car, wich stays 95% of its time around and is decaying, from the day we bought it... in the past not everyone needed a car, a few generations later we have multiple cars per famly and for what, wasting space and material for standing around unused.the most of its time... we have the urgend need to rethink humankind, and get rid of chains of the past like money greed, the hole monetary system and focus on things wich are important to live to explore to exellerate ourself... we need to get rid over this ancient nationality system, colors an dreligions... we all are humans, our nation is earth, and there is only one god, the one wich changes its way towards future for the good of all. we dont need beleves and Religions based on destruction .....

[@caseyford3368]

@@SargonvonThule yeah. If we use the many technologies we already have, we could live without capitalism in a few ways.

[@mangoeater5624]

Such as.. ? Inspire me

[@caseyford3368]

@@mangoeater5624 self running generators and power walls in homes and businesses for seemingly endless clean energy everywhere all the time. Have a mechanical direct connect to the axle of EVs and solar, to super charge them. No more plugging in. Use V2G tech to transfer extra energy to the power grid for everyone else to use. I'd get into far more tech like Nano mites and their endless potential, but let's start with things that won't lead to the end of society.

[@caseyford3368]

@@mangoeater5624 did you know, that when EVs first came out,2 people made them last forever without being plugged in. One from Africa and one from America. Both of those people disappeared along with their ideas. I wish we had better people that used what makes sense, in every level of our society. We can be so much more. Now. Not later.

[@jeansheahan1952]

Great program

[@davidhinds9816]

And of course we are going to need completely independent automated un-manned manufacturing mines and smelting foundries factories sorting metallic minerals smelting them shaping the metal that is produced into useful parts for Moon and Martian industries in order to use for buildings and spacecraft lunch facilities etc

[@kasjamm]

We had smartphones 10 years ago…

[@DigitalSwadhinta]

Nice

[@TurkVladimir]

Wow Cool Stuff

[@jimgraham6722]

All human progress has been dependent on technology, and ultimately technology is a maens of hrnessing energy to do things that would otherwise be difficult to do. 3D printing seems to me to be particularly attractive particularly by making spare parts more readily available, extending the life of many products that would otherwise be junked.

[@Brinkleykeith54NestAcct]

This is really awesome 😊

[@lokalreklame7020]

Whats the name of the melody that starts at 14:12? Cant find any clues in the video😮 help

[@vgorous]

The scene with the people inside the flying cars forgot to wear their headphones.

[@T8ersalad]

This narrator sound like he is 2 years away from a perfect American accent. But not yet. Haha

[@waterlilypink]

It's very impressive idea. I love science. I will look to generate other innovative ideas to help the world a better place for us all.😀

[@pmrose18]

by being watched and controlled 24/7 from birth to death............no thanks

[@bolouisbryan9968]

I would love for you to chat on the Ah64d, if that is in your ball park. Not on my purpose never even seen the inside of an aircraft but this is where my career started. Wish like hell I was still there. Only due to how responsive that puppy works. Seriously i think it could read my mind. It was that quick!

[@astroblue6207]

Every few years we will drop a new shinny rock that you have never seen, just to make you all crazy!~

[@gauravdhebar6105]

Best youtuber

[@Excavator_bulldozer_TV]

Nice brother

[@brettcrawford8878]

The NASA stuff was more complicated than I thought it would be.

[@kailashsingh9737]

Very nice sir

[@DevinReid-jk2jc]

so good

[@mariocortes1337]

I love all this information

[@virian2010]

Where can I locate a school to learn three D engineering in Richmond California????

[@rusticagenerica]

Glad to see we finally found a way to protect elephants !!

[@Tigerbythetoe]

I don’t want my coffee maker to automatically order more K cups when I’m running low, I don’t want my toothbrush to connect to the internet. In this overly complicated and connected future the biggest challenge will be finding a way to dis-connect and just…be. Innovation is so cool, but we need to find ways to make our lives practical without losing our minds.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

Flying cars, lasers, robots, big kick ass sized rockets etc. etc., isn't it interesting how science fiction seems to become science fact ?

[@ernestowarren]

You are a guy full of courage

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Nooo.... Just another B*llsh*t..🤣🤣 And I'm From America we are Superpower country

[@user-eh9jo9ep5r]

Much more problem solving solutions about proper everyday working soft, security and privacy cyber humans and cyber environment could really help in future

[@TheBmco99]

I wish I was a young man I would fit this good I just love cutting edge things after seeing a UFO 🛸 back in 1976 that maid my mind believe anything is possible and I do mean anything

[@pongpipatonchat3467]

ขอบคุณครับ😊😅❤🙏😚

[@CHMichael]

That's something that US higher learning has to adopt. This has nothing to do with swinging a hammer. Modern trades require actual education.

[@AlbertLebel]

Personally I think calling them astronauts because they floated for a few minutes is just silly. But that's just my two cents

[@Darth-.-Vaper]

I'm gonna give them that one. I'd never go up on the current iterations of ships lol.

[@FutureEon]

🌍💥 The impact of these future technologies is indeed revolutionary. The potential for positive change is astounding, but we must also acknowledge the potential risks and implications they bring. The concern of widening the wealth gap is valid, as the disparity between the haves and have-nots could become more pronounced. It's crucial to ensure that these advancements benefit everyone and empower those in lower-income situations. By fostering inclusivity and providing opportunities, we can strive for a more equitable future where advancements propel us forward as a society. Let's harness these technologies to uplift all individuals and collectively explore new frontiers, like outer space! 🚀🌠

[@N1c0T1n3__]

This video is so full of shit, it's unbelievable. Especially 10:33. I mean it's good for the boys, but calling what their "research paper" was as "cutting edge aerospace design" is just pure and utter bullshit. Oh and 14:37? Don't even get me started on the "zero gravity research on boiling" bullshit. We can observe the fabled "phase transition" on Earth perfectly fine. Shit, you observe the phase transition in your fkin fridge all the fkin time when you go get some ice. So much so, scientists have made the mystical superfluid here on good ol' Earth. I guess it's time to disable autoplay.

[@Ozscaro]

nothing revolutionary, just updates...technology has slowed down because people have becose lazy idiots

[@clevelandexplorer2221]

A shout-out here for those two Germans (a few minutes in) speaking VERY good English. The only faults are trivial, I think it was "has" or "had" isn't gramatically incorrect half the time. To criticise something so minor, well that's a great compliment; also the younger generation having that confidence (FFS, "younger generation"-im 30 this year)

[@m7madz422]

great videos but the music is too loud its distracting.

[@Perri_Redder]

Haha, The birds aren't real people are gonna love 26:14 .... lol

[@Simple_But_Expensive]

I think I would rather live like the guy on the Primitive Skills channel. The only thing on his farm he didn’t make himself is his electrical generator and lights, and the generator is a pump impeller run backwards coupled to a car alternator.

[@h.p.ackermann9574]

you are all dreamers!!! finally this will just be for the good of the once at the top and a small group of "common" people!! The rest of us will not be needed anymore an they will get rid of us!!! And we are so stupid and help them, enthusiastic going to the end of the road!!!

[@Grim0954]

First stage of having a full-fledged replicator. 😉

[@michaelwiberg7419]

Mutation is adaptation and survival is life’s way dialing it all in. Cochlozine from various plants twists the way!

[@careynuyen3493]

This sounds like a WEF driven if not produced and scripted... Can we say Klaus?

[@darrenwebb5334]

Exactly.

[@John83118]

I'm amazed by the depth of this content. A book with similar substance opened up new realms of thought. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

[@sls9981]

Future.. seems mostly things that are already here or designed and planned, for rollout so where be future stuff?

[@plurplursen7172]

Very very soon we will have Fusion Power!!! Max 15 years more...

[@timsexton]

A worthwhile invention solution would be to prevent commuters in motor vehicles from colliding with deer (& other large animals). I have a homemade trigger on my steering wheel which activates my extra noisy vehicle horn. This motivates the deer to quickly depart in whichever direction is 180 degrees opposite the horn (away from my oncoming vehicle). *_TRUST !!_*

[@kennethgardner3310]

The workers and management team sound and look like robotic not humans. They don't blink or smile or even look interested in any product...

[@amd65ak47]

This stuff is already done and put into work ..

[@NikanDragosysSerpenDra]

If it's Boeing I aint going, if it's Airbus I'm exhilarated

[@guyjacques469]

I feel that maybe if the wood was flush with the top fractal, they wouldn't flop, maybe.

[@Dr.Tinkerpaw]

I'm exhausted of revolutionary technology. When will the revolution be over? I feel like I'm stuck on a wheel that will never stop turning. If I'm constantly having to adapt to new technology what's the point in whatever it's trying to help. Turns out, my brain and my hands are a revolutionary technology. So is rest and sleep.

[@jefflovespigs]

Last thing I was is acupuncture on a airplane think of turbulence ouch

[@johncarlson1579]

is this an ESL video?

[@manin10]

@1:07:20 It's not friction that makes an aircraft skin get hot it's atmospheric compression. Anyway, I don't think we're going to see half the advancements in aviation we think. If we get nuclear fusion sorted there will be massive investment in high-speed ground transport. This shift has happened several times in the past. We had sailing ships, then steamships, then diesel ships, and then air transport completely killed the passenger shipping industry. The next energy revolution will be electric. Point to point travel will eliminate the need for airports same way aircraft eliminated the need for passenger sea ports.

[@4dirt2racer0]

?? Was that a computer reading the script of was that a real person??? He sounded real in a way but his voice also sounded highly digitized

[@svenlima]

@Spark Thank you for the informative video. However: This video suffers of the disease of many youtube videos: superfluous and annoying background music. It's tiring attending to the narration over the background music, masking the topic of the video and mostly adding nothing to the content. Narration or music is fine but one on top of the other is distracting. (... and sometimes difficult to understand for many people, as 80% of all youtube users - such as me - are not native English speakers.)

[@dacnguyen1499]

my Ideas Invention Desings Aerospace Engineering Space Shuttle Bay Saucers problem Project model.

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank you . ( 2022 / Dec / 29 )

[@charliechan8063]

10 years ago with a Nokia was still 10 years behind

[@dopeydav]

Wonder which magic mushrooms they Use to make up there NASA stories

[@mulia.pekerti]

I'm not really interested in science but my friends do did..

[@joyce-in-Outreach]

1:50:05 1:51:05 1:03:43 47:54 53:18 54:24 1:06:42 1:02:45 1:06:31 1:42:48 1:51:01

[@franciscorosa760]

Since the industrial revolution, the progress of technological advances has been achieved at the expense of society and populations, but then the added value generated is diverted into the pockets of the plutocrats who govern the "democratic" countries of the West, through the connections of multinationals that are (almost all, or all) of these plutocrats who are its largest shareholders with the universities and scientific institutes (which are maintained with the financial effort of the populations and where research and development of these technological advances are carried out) this new scientific knowledge is captured and maintained as if it were a monopoly of these multinationals. And the added value generated by these technological advances, instead of being shared by society as a whole, is pocketed by 15 or twenty plutocrats, who no one knows who they are and who are the biggest "clients" of Blackrock and Vanguard - or rather , their owners. And so they deceive the population, who are now informed that the social benefits they previously had will disappear, because there is no money to maintain them and they will have to increase the retirement age. The moral sense inherent in human beings seems to have disappeared completely.

[@LEDewey_MD]

Hmmm....NOT ONE WORD about SpaceX, Tesla, (except a few seconds about Cybertruck), or REPLACING internal combustion engine cars with EVs (instead, video talks only about hydrogen, biofuels, and methane as "alternate fuels".) Makes me wonder who paid for this video. Oops....forgot to mention the Boring Company and Neuralink....

[@KeithBM]

I USED TO WORK IN A POWDERCOATING PLANT . I WAS WONDERING IF YOU COULD ELECTRICLY CHARGE OXIGEN AND STICK IT TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE SHIP AND OZONE GAS

[@razadaza9651]

A lot of Theranos vibes happening here…

[@adamlopes9883]

This video includes a lot of already debunked technologies (e.g. Hyperloop). It's overly optimistic and is categorically scientifically and technologically inaccurate. It's nice to dream, and this is a great feel-good video in a time where most of us are still doom scrolling.

[@charlesgarber5911]

I've long believed that a technological singularity would be an amazing way to equalize the disparities apparent in wealth, access to life sustaining resources, and in protecting personal liberties. Having said that, I'm concerned as so much of our information is already being bought and sold as commodities that we have no control over. Adding more access to personal data could be a dictator's wet dream, seeing as the systems gathering said data have almost zero reason to protect gathered information. Before anyone says that I'm being alarmist, I already know the talking points about convenience, traffic safety, quality of life improvements and all that stuff. I'm not saying that it's inherently bad, only that it has the possibility of being abused by various groups. Let's just put it this way, if your home is continuously gathering data about your health and behavior, then what's to stop the insurance company from discriminating against someone? We're already seeing a large number of draconian policies being enacted against women and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Let's say Allstate wants to support a specific social movement, what's to stop them from targeting those individuals? I love the idea of tech being used to improve our lives, but I'm hesitant to have a "virtual assistant" following me around everywhere and reporting to who knows whom. To me that seems almost cyberpunk-ian and perhaps a bit intimidating when considered from a sociological perspective.

[@endxofxeternity]

exactly! This seems rife for discrimination.

[@Kimito_Lioku]

Ok

[@KeyBordWarrior]

awesome

[@henrypotter3024]

Isn't DJI the same company that was interfering with The drones that Ukraine was using? Those 'principals' they were founded with don't seem to mean good things...

[@paullarue4896]

Throw a blanket over it.

[@drkenyon]

"world class technologies", while the video displays 2 guys working in tinkercad, a free online tool lol!

[@Entrepreneur206]

I miss d news :(

[@michaelwiberg7419]

Prepare yourself learn the way and be flexible tmmw is gonna be a hoot. Study the others whom gave it interest, ask new questions inside and research that and open up your mind ! Lol

[@mamoshimiloni9559]

Man has never been to the moon. But I really Hope and Pray that someday they will

[@PhilipLeitch]

It feels like something made 15 years ago. All hype and all out of date.

[@yahanaashaqua]

Is it me or was the cyber truck poorly portray ed with very minimal information 🤔

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[@leulgeorgis3216]

It's collective punishment. The Airline's culture is to treat all passengers as if they are potentially hostile.

[@thomaslindsay2673]

the sky is not falling.

[@clevelandexplorer2221]

Thirty minutes in: that's actually called a "bonk" bot, featured in Lucas films star wars universe regularly:p :p haha, it does look very similar. Uncanny

[@Italliving]

What a Waste of money the Hyper loop, could be better invested in food for the world

[@user-re9sk1og1b]

태영호 후보님 든든합니다. 🎉