The best explanation of the Fourth Industrial Revolution ever

Graeme Codrington explains not just the Fourth, but also the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Industrial Revolutions, and why 4IR is more important and disruptive than you can imagine. A MUST WATCH VIDEO.

[@petermccarthy4525]

A rather upbeat presentation of what could effectively make us prisoners

[@mundaneallaround]

Yep,or they will just get rid of people.

[@vishyswa]

@@mundaneallaround Yes, in a genocide like no other. Check out tenet #1 of the Georgia Guidestones.

[@graemecodrington]

It's really our choice over the next few decades as to how we respond. If we want to be prisoners of technology, that is certainly a possibility. But I doubt it will happen - because we can also make different choices that lead to a better world, using technology.

[@petermccarthy4525]

@@graemecodrington Obviously technology can help us, but it’s the kind of technological determinism that seems to be being released. Some of the technology raises profound philosophical questions, especially moves towards transhumanism. It’s clear that very powerful elites actually want this, most especially The World Economic Forum. People may become superhuman (their expression), and efficient, which might be nice, but this does involve value judgments. It looks like we are heading for technocracy and population reduction. The Georgia Stones suggest a population of five hundred million and this figure is repeated in other sources. It’s been said that the deeper you do research into these matters the more bonkers you will appear to others.

[@coconutsoursop8539]

@@graemecodrington You are an optimistic ass arent you?.You know exactly the evil that is coming

[@bradwalton8373]

That's a lot of power to put into the hands of creatures who are morally evil whenever you give them half a chance.

[@graemecodrington]

Then let's make sure we put the other half in charge, so we get the good and the benefits from this, rather than the potential evil.

[@hestermofet6350]

There is no decent "half" to appoint, Dear Graeme. That kind of thinking is not going to work for our future.

[@vladanlausevic1733]

4th industrial revolution us also about transhumanism and sociomateriality. Basically, it about removing and reducing differences between humans and machines

[@mofwoofoo1]

Notice, there are no videos challenging this. They have all been censored. This is a trap that humanity is poised to fall for.

[@JoseArteaga]

You're right I'm researching this right now. These guys can't make it any more obvious lol Seems like everyone is skipping over the Third Industrial Revolution and just hopping over to the Fourth. We are still in the Third in fact we are in the infancy of the Third Industrial Revolution which started with the Internet. Computing is part of the Tail End of the Second Industrial Revolution. The Third Industrial Revolution Will Bring Humanity Freedom. That's why they want to skip over it and just start a new Fourth Industrial Revolution LOL not gonna happen lol There is a solution. It's all in Peer to Peer technology, Decentralization, & Trust Less systems to name a few options. This is going to be a fun ride!

[@graemecodrington]

No they haven't been censored.

[@spydaboiii6115]

Notice how all of the solutions proposed by Prof Schwab involve more centralization, something only the few want. The masses want P2P decentralization, even if the elite try and generate crises to prevent that future.

[@cherubin7th]

Wut? KZbin is full of doomsday world dictatorship fear mongering conspiracy videos about this.

[@chongxina8288]

@@graemecodrington Yes they have you tool. 💁🏼‍♂️ Who do you think you’re lieing to?

[@deborahrobertson8606]

It's about doing as we're told - by an unelected elite. RESIST THIS.

[@graemecodrington]

What must we resist?

[@blizzforte284]

They are elected by us, because they made technologies that benefit billions of people on a daily basis.

[@ankymrn]

@@blizzforte284 no.

[@chongxina8288]

@@blizzforte284 Fool.

[@chongxina8288]

@@blizzforte284 Look at what the WEF is making now and tell me it’s beneficial.

[@a_lucientes]

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is steeped in promising terms and concepts, like _sustainable development,_ _equality,_ _green energy_ and _revolutionary technology_ but really, it all amounts to one thing: keeping this outdated and unsustainable (and at this point indefensible) economic model alive, when we could easily create a post-scarcity model. One not built on profit and competition but on working together and building products to last, rather than to fail. The ride is over, boys and girls. There is no selling this bs to anyone whose done even a modicum of research on the subject.

[@Ralphjons]

Good comments here. It seems that the people who least understand capitalism are in a bubble spouting techno-babble to themselves. I have worked in manufacturing for 50 years and seen its gradual development. But I.T and A.I. cannot exist without manufacturing. It cannot exist on it own outside the material world where things are made and people earn money by making them. This Mother Of All Bubbles will burst when no one can buy their dreams. It is of no surprise that this alienation exists. The current mode of capialist production is being destroyed by Finance Capitalism where money comes from nowhere. And from this mode of production an Elite Idiocracy has been born to support it . And not by accident as the World Bank, the Green New Deal and population reduction are themes promulgated by them: the elite bankers, Rockefellers et al. The 4th industrial revolution is nothing but the destruction of capitalism.

[@vladanlausevic1733]

Not true

[@cherubin7th]

You mean you want to steal the labor from others. Sorry if people don't want to donate the products they created, then they don't have to.

[@loop1479]

@@Ralphjons Vunce ve haff you all chipped "you vill own nussink ond be happy".

[@loop1479]

That sounds WEFish

[@gabbychan7790]

Those who stand for nothing will fall for everything! WAKE UP

[@graemecodrington]

What would you like us to see when we "wake up" Gabby? What do you think we need to stand for?

[@sitihazarimmahbintiothmans7713]

This explanation helps me to understand the 4th IR and I agree that this is THE BEST EXPLANATION OF THE 4TH IR EVER! Thank you, Sir!

[@graemecodrington]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lileelisamc.4722]

Where does the Human mind, the Human Heart, Intuition and Critical Thinking play in this equation?

[@undeadpresident]

Don't worry, the government will take care of you. They need to solve the overpopulation problem. Now here, take this vaccine! It's mandatory!

[@graemecodrington]

It comes in everywhere. We get to continue to be humans in the system.

[@undeadpresident]

@@graemecodrington .......Borg

[@grtyuo_3rt5un]

My comment was deleted. This is 4IR.

[@skippy3136]

The best explanation of the fourth industrial revolution is the book of revelation in the Bible!!!!!

[@graemecodrington]

No, not really.

[@FernandoPerez-us1rp]

@@graemecodrington combining biology and technology implies to become robots. Robots are soulless. They want to take our souls and hearts

[@monkmane2345]

@@graemecodrington well I guess we'll see then

[@adamgeha2902]

@@graemecodrington you shall see soon pal

[@livingart2576]

@@adamgeha2902sure! 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

I will live in a shelter in the Woods near a stream and grow good and fish , Leave our Bodies and DNA Alone :( QC

[@vishyswa]

Glad to see this tool has less than 3k subscribers.

[@graemecodrington]

Happy new year to you too.

[@ramseydieter]

This dude should have titled this segment ‘How Great and Important the Fourth Indy Revolution is

[@graemecodrington]

That would also have been a good title.

[@gospelinfluence]

Thank you so much this explaination is indeed the best I have listened to. thank you thank you. I have a better understanding of 4ir now

[@graemecodrington]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aleksandarpuaca6]

A good explanation of the basic principles behind the revolution paints a nice picture. But I am not that enthusiastic about the whole techno thing for a number of reasons: 1. there are not a lot of alternative approaches in the mainstream discourse that are truly taken seriously, it is a one-way discourse most of the time. For example, we intend to invest billions of dollars into inventing carbon capture technology, yet any talk of systematical reforestation is not taken seriously. Just one example of how we tend to look at technology as our savior and shy away from nature, mostly because of unconscious fears 2. any technology is just an externalization and amplification of the body-mind machine and yet it is glorified more than the flesh and blood and the Earth we are made of 3. the money behind the techno industry is gigantic and distributed among 2000 people more or less. You connect the other dots 4. there is a huge potential that the technological revolution will be a totalitarian one, not in principle, on the surface it does present good values, but underneath it will not leave a lot of space, if any, for those who do not want to be connected to the grid, like me. The same dynamic was present with Covid when most people were blackmailed to get a vaccine to keep their jobs. 5. no one wants to really let AI loose. Why? Because if it is truly intelligent and gets its data from clean, unbiased sources, to sustain itself it will have to adjust and surrender to the larger cosmic reality, as we do. Then, and only then will be able to live with it properly. Since we are still on a quite low and exclusive level of consciousness, my guess is that "AI" will be an extension of the wealthy few and used as a totalitarian tool to control and rule humans and Earth, for transhumanist agendas which are but a small stupid brother of cosmic consciousness. Any totalitarian is afraid of intelligence in any way, and AI that is not monitored in any way is a threat to the establishment. We are and will be served a narrative that AI is great and this and that, but all along it will not be AI completely, it will be a slave of a few and hence make us slaves as technology is making us. 6. there have never been more mental disbalances, anxiety, depression, pharma drug abuse, loss of boundaries, technology addictions, digital dementia, and loss of respect for anything like now. Every civilization that was on Earth reached a certain level of development, became arrogant, decadent, and descended into chaos because of inner struggles and outer impulses. We are at this point now and the use of technology without consciousness might just accelerate the whole thing 7. On one hand, it empowers us, on the other it disempowers us. We are now capable of a lot o things we were not before, but also we are rapidly becoming degenerates and incapable retards in ways unimaginable. So yeah it is a boon as it is a curse in the same manner. Our senses have degenerated, and our bodies have become weak because we do not use them anymore because of the comforts of technology. 8. it is being idolized and any idolization by default is bound to disappoint itself the same way any tyranny is bound to fail since it is a failure from the start 9. the techno narrative is being run on fear, guilt and control, the same way the religious one has been run for millennia. The techno narrative is in essence anti-religious as one can see mostly in the music industry. In its anti-religiousness, it is religious but can not percieve that. A typical example of the concept of the Jungian shadow. Both have missed the point, as electricity has first been the devil and now is revered as a god. Science has become unquestionable, especially at the beginning of the Covid era. Does that remind you of dogmatic priests? This is one of the dynamics I am sensing are happening on a major scale 10. to rely on technology in the manner we are doing now and will do even more in the future is dangerous because of cosmic impacts. If the Sun just farts a stronger electromagnetic pulse, the whole system is fried just like this and then we descend into absolute chaos since more the 50 % of the people can not grow their own food since they live in cities. A Mad Max scenario truly is possible. 11. Technology will never replace emotions, feeling, intuition, the juices of life, creativity, nurturing, hiking, camping, etc 12. it is a tool that is not alive but has its own consciousness and as such can not truly know what the needs of life are if not surrendered to life and we still want to conquer life with technology out of fear of life meaning for a while, until we surrender and until it surrenders to life we will fight and struggle on a global scale 13. it is and always will be a part of the whole cosmos and consciousness and as such suspect to its demands and changes 14. the "green" technological revolution is run by human slaves in many places. The battery industry is run on cobalt mined in Congo by 10-year-old slaves. Where is the glory in that? And yet, we can build efficient car batteries from hemp that is even better than the ones we use. The whole industry is built on the mentality of replaceability, of no fixing things, not making things durable, and on hiding the fact that every man in the west is connected indirectly to at least 60 slaves, meaning the whole system is not humane and not compassionate and that is s the starting point of the "revolution" meaning the whole thing will be painted in slavery, misery, abuse, and totalitarianism but presented as green, wholesome, the future, progressive etc. To conclude, the techno narrative is full of deceptions on so many levels and we need to be careful not to fall into old traps in different packages. Also, there is much more I could say about this topic but I deem this enough to counter argument the fake enthusiasm being built by the ones that will mercilessly profit the most out of the 4th industrial revolution. And technology will never, I mean never, be able to replace life as such, the feeling of aliveness and of consciousness.

[@messagesforourtime9306]

This is not Schwab's definition. It is about FUSING THE BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL!

[@patrickpellerin3384]

Yes. Us and the digital. From the canadian government : «Biodigital convergence is opening up striking new ways to: Change human beings - our bodies, minds, and behaviours»

[@graemebland4169]

Fellow Saffer named Graeme here. Great vid, very informative - thanks!

[@graemecodrington]

Welcome! Baie dankie.

[@bobbyboy86]

What's wrong with driving your car yourself and it still being able to transmit its location, direction for traffic purposes etc? Oh yeah, because we're not going to be allowed to think/act for ourselves in the future....forgot that, sorry

[@graemecodrington]

No. What you want to do is get the benefits of systems integration. If your goal is to move from A to B in the most efficient, fastest and safest way, then letting the system help you is the best option. If freedom is a higher goal for you, then choose your own route to the shops.

[@maxwin7332]

Excellent explanation for me to do a last minute project

[@dragusmrs]

really good explanation !

[@ikealamp53]

The second industrial revolution had of course the mentioned productivity advantages but it was mostly the new inventions of electricity, internal combustion engine, radio, telephone, photo/film, the replacement of actual horses(power) etc. Can't say you're doing a great job on the "best ever" explanation.

[@graemecodrington]

Can you post a link to a better explanation? I'd love to check it out.

[@kc8130]

Blockchain biometric security state, you are the commodity

[@pteradactylhippo]

Dune? Brave new world? 1984? The Bible? If you don’t see it by now, you’re not going to.

[@graemecodrington]

I don't see it... But putting Dune and the Bible in the same WhatsApp group is fascinating.

[@vladanlausevic1733]

The keyword of fourth industrial revolution is decentralisation as via Blockchain and SSI

[@undeadpresident]

No, they intend on centralizing, not decentralizing. Their digital currencies are going to be government controlled. Here is a video talking about this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opzKh2qCf9tohdU

[@vladanlausevic1733]

@@undeadpresident Dude?

[@crowlsyong]

6:56 4th industrial revolution

[@kap1pa]

very good explanation Graeme.

[@graemecodrington]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jimneysweep9810]

And what about the economy . Cashless society etc etc

[@undeadpresident]

Under no circumstance should a cashless system be accepted. There will be no more freedom and no getting it back if that occurs.

[@jimneysweep9810]

@@undeadpresident hell on earth

[@alanwann9318]

@@undeadpresident in a Cashless society the citizens are trapped in a caste system forever .I.E. a person can not better himself, (Assuming Universal Credit) Innovation, Enterprise, invention become unrewarding .I'm glad I was born 1948.

[@whojanson6751]

This was way too short. Should have been one hour, or maybe two. Or are there a second and a third episode?

[@wadegoodwin6773]

Simple enough Graeme, thanks.

[@graemecodrington]

You're welcome!

[@ramseydieter]

This is hilarious...your comment comprises the whole 1.7% of the viewers who like this presentation...and it’s the only comment he’s responded to howwwww pathetic

[@alistairmclean2667]

@@ramseydieter exactly. New world order salesman he is.

[@PonziZombieKiller]

It is going to be a ride straight to hell for the majority.

[@graemecodrington]

Let's hope not.

[@dannyteal9130]

Thank you for not trying to sell me something

[@davelarsen9847]

Very clearly explained. Still scares me though.

[@magnamia]

Love your accent and style! Keep going! :)

[@graemecodrington]

Thank you!

[@cherubin7th]

I feel like coops are more fitting for the 4IR than conventional corporations, but time will tell.

[@wienerchronist9860]

Did he say "Über" instead of "Uber"?

[@mattrennie6876]

it's about speeding up entropy.

[@exiletsj2570]

This is a good explanation.

[@martinmeli6093]

Lovely explanation!

[@lolpagedied]

What is it with some humans, they can't just live and let live. What the actual fuck... never thought I'd hope for a planet cracker scale asteroid to come slam into us but... here we are.

[@graemecodrington]

That's a pretty bleak of the world.

[@richardanderson4161]

The automated vehicles might work on highways, maybe in cities but not out in rural areas.

[@helenabenedetto4944]

Rural areas will not be accessible to 99% of population because agenda 2030 calls for high density cities and wildlands

[@psalm1197]

Agenda 2030 aims to eliminate a rural population

[@undeadpresident]

@@psalm1197 Sounds like we need to aim to eliminate agenda 2030 and the people trying to implement it!

[@richardgomez1151]

@@undeadpresident EXACLY

[@JazminePace]

so the 4th industrial revolution is the application of AI?

[@kiplangatlevi3024]

This is interesting THANK YOU

[@Katherine-L789]

They want human creativity to merge with the speed and accuracy of a quantum computer. Biometrics, the Human Genome Project, nanotechnology, and People! The rich get richer by what we produce for goods and services, which is GDP (Gross Domestic Product). The more we make, the more money we get. How do the rich get richer? From us. Put it together.

[@truthindia8689]

every revolution is the dumb guy either fall for advertising or forced by government into force laboring

[@graemecodrington]

No, not really. In fact, many revolutions involve the overthrow of governments and authorities.

[@mitra2039]

@@graemecodrington how come then after three revolutins we are even more enslaved to the goverments and people like you genius

[@mattjones-molyneux7615]

Quality video really helped

[@graemecodrington]

Glad it helped

[@andresmorelli6196]

Thanks!

[@ficky1978]

Great video!

[@graemecodrington]

Thanks!

[@TYSLYS]

'want' ?

[@MrSudhirshetty]

Thanx Greame for clarifying the difference between 1st & second IR...but difference between 3rd & 4th IR was not very clear for me based on the video, the Google waze example was good though....OLA, UBER, AIR Bnb are these just new business models using 3rd IR technologies or actually symbols of 4th ?...if you could explain using examples

[@AmbitiousLearnWithGeorge]

hi, after spending some time on this..went through numerous books, videos, presentations on this topic...The examples UBER,AIRBNB, etc are kinda a step towards that direction (as the current information revolution serves as a informational resource generating era for the 4th IR - this resource will be fully utilised by the smart/intelligent machines and AI systems)...in this comparison ,it will be fully 4th IR if UBER has a fleet of selfdriving cars that communicate via 5G networks, book themselves for service and repairs..self organise for charging, even plan out the chargin network and order/pay for the neccessary expansion works with no or little human input. 5G internet is crutial to the smart/intelligent industry where an entire industry will support the needs of one individual (you will place an order an the means of production will rearrange themselves automatically and intelligently to produce what you demanded in real time - no intramediaries,no delays, no wastage -smart/intelligent/interconnected machines working together within a smart environment...hopefully supporting human life to reach it's fullest potential). Blockchain is a 4th industrial revolution technology that in combination with super broad band width of the 5g networks allows incomprehensible quantities of data to flow between smat systems and intelligent machines. Humans ,in all of this, are the ones who should be having fun...as at some point there won't be anything a human can do (same like nobody will today ask you to deliver a package on foot, walking from eastcoast to westcoast...you've got trains+plains+cars doing the carrying and human foot speed capacity can't compete, Another example would be factories where today the speed of production is faster than the human eye can capture, Same with computing skills where pretty standard computer calculations that take about 1 milisecond for your graphics card to compute a human would need 3000 lifetimes to calculate. With these new intelligent machines it will be the same level of superiority. The smart machines and systems will plan/program/organise/ create things and concepts on scales to us humans incomprehensible...pretty soon these things will start making music, movies, food, medicine, organise our cities, energy production,distribution and consumption..and so on). Obviously the uptake is slow to begin with as first substancial investment and restructuralisation is needed, so deon't expect that your next dentist appointment will be an AI injecting a paste to regrow a new tooth...it's probably still going to be a human witha a drill in their hand. But as the trend goes to show, the evolution of this progression should be faster than was the case with the last revolution same as the last IR was seing faster evolution of progression than the previous one before it with dizzying amounts of variability in products/goods/services and lowering prices (i.e. abundance I hope this helped

[@adamg1234]

How is what they are proposing normal? There is a video saying we won't be able tontell the difference between artificial and nature anymore

[@graemecodrington]

Adam, do you believe you'll lose the ability to tell the difference between artificial and nature?

[@adamg1234]

@@graemecodrington no but why would they promote this as ok ?

[@JoseArteaga]

There is a solution. It's all in Peer to Peer technology, Decentralization, & Trust Less systems to name a few options. Also seems like everyone is skipping over the Third Industrial Revolution and just hopping over to the Fourth. We are still in the Third in fact we are in the infancy of the Third Industrial Revolution which started with the Internet. Computing is part of the Tail End of the Second Industrial Revolution. The Third Industrial Revolution Will Bring Humanity Freedom. That's why they want to skip over it and just start a new Fourth Industrial Revolution LOL not gonna happen lol

[@undeadpresident]

The World Economic Forum is all about centralization, not decentralization. They were using the term "fourth industrial revolution" for their plans for a global communist dictatorship, but now they use the words "great reset.'

[@basilwatson1]

in other words its information and the control of information..... get stuffed Mr global

[@graemecodrington]

Why tell me to "get stuffed"? It's not like I am in control of this...

[@AmbitiousLearnWithGeorge]

it is not the "best explanation ever" ,I think that is mainly cos you missed the main point right from the start - industrial revolution = replacement of human work with machines and technological systems and improving efficiency of that work. That is why, for example, the incorporation of animal work force into human work systems was never concidered anything else then agricultural revolution...where horse,ox and donkey power was utilised for the servitude of men. Interestingly enough, neither were windmills as their main use remained in agriculture and land reclamation. Not an industrial use there yet.

[@normjohnson5602]

yes your right

[@AmbitiousLearnWithGeorge]

I think a good/productive and helpful way looking at it could be through the distribution of jobs and industries within the economies also at products proportions of the economy throughout each epoch. In other words, if you want to help people to understand better where it is next headed it is best to look at what were people doing for money and what products was the economy producing. Talking about 1.Coal, 2. Petrol, 3.Information, 4.Intelligence (powered machines and industries) is not really helping a person watching this understand and recognise the progression curve and where it is taking us all..

[@AmbitiousLearnWithGeorge]

after spending some time on this..went through numerous books, videos, presentations on this topic...The examples UBER,AIRBNB, etc are kinda a step towards that direction...it will be fully 4th IR if UBER had a fleet of selfdriving cars that communicate via 5G networks, book themselves for service and repairs..self organise for charging, even plan out the chargin network and order/pay for the neccessary expansion works with no or little human input. 5G internet is crutial to the smart/intelligent industry where an entire industry will support the needs of one individual (you will place an order an the means of production will rearrange themselves automatically and intelligently to produce what you demanded in real time - no intramediaries,no delays, no wastage -smart/intelligent/interconnected machines working together within a smart environment...hopefully supporting human life to reach it's fullest potential). Blockchain is a 4th industrial revolution technology that in combination with super broad band width of the 5g networks allows incomprehensible quantities of data to flow between smat systems and intelligent machines. Humans ,in all of this, are the ones who should be having fun...as at some point there won't be anything a human can do (same like nobody will today ask you to deliver a package on foot, walking from eastcoast to westcoast...you've got trains+plains+cars doing the carrying and human foot speed capacity can't compete, Another example would be factories where today the speed of production is faster than the human eye can capture, Same with computing skills where pretty standard computer calculations that take about 1 milisecond for your graphics card to compute a human would need 3000 lifetimes to calculate. With these new intelligent machines it will be the same level of superiority. The smart machines and systems will plan/program/organise/ create things and concepts on scales to us humans incomprehensible...pretty soon these things will start making music, movies, food, medicine, organise our cities, energy production,distribution and consumption..and so on). Obviously the uptake is slow to begin with as first substancial investment and restructuralisation is needed, so deon't expect that your next dentist appointment will be an AI injecting a paste to regrow a new tooth...it's probably still going to be a human witha a drill in their hand. But as the trend goes to show, the evolution of this progression should be faster than was the case with the last revolution same as the last IR was seing faster evolution of progression than the previous one before it with dizzying amounts of variability in products/goods/services and lowering prices (i.e. abundance)

[@melb5996]

So many incorrect pieces of information makes this video quite useless. The first steam engines in Cornwall were NOT invented to help get more coal, they were to extract water from the tin mines. Ford was not the first example of mass production and assembly

[@graemecodrington]

Mel, I think you misunderstood the points I was making.

[@arielvarela7206]

Very good!

[@linach4828]

Wow

[@victoriascibilia9272]

Better,cheaper,faster,Then why is everything so expensive?

[@graemecodrington]

What are you comparing it to? And what is your timeline for deciding what is expensive or not? Some things are much cheaper than they used to be. Other things more expensive.

[@Auggies1956]

Have you seen the movie Soilent Green? That's a taste of what's coming. What about the so-called medical available to people "Whole Life" as it's called no medical treatment for children till late teens and a gradual reduction in care as one age to the point once you're too old to wok you get none.

[@graemecodrington]

Which country do you live in? It sounds like a hellhole.

[@Auggies1956]

@@graemecodrington don't know where you live but we all are in trouble as a depression will be world wide. Look up the UNs plan for world wide populations it's called agenda 21. Then The Great Reset. Whole Whole Life Plan your medical care rationed from cradle to grave. This so called pandemic is just the start of government control. God help us all.

[@demohub]

Good points

[@treasurengcobo4821]

Scintillating explanation. Brilliant

[@truthindia8689]

I want nation of worker's not thinkers , sum it up everything , still have time do not comply to tyanny

[@graemecodrington]

I think you might have misunderstood the message of the video.

[@davidjohnson787]

So essentially global synchronization.

[@graemecodrington]

I doubt that. Because personalisation is one of the key principles of 4IR, I'd think there'd be more diversity and regionalisation in the future.

[@kereru7568]

The Book of Revelations: Mark of the Beast.

[@graemecodrington]

I think you've misread the Bible quite badly.

[@sharonrichards1627]

Look up SINGULARITY

[@chongxina8288]

This guy is a creep. You can have 2000 comments all saying you’re wrong but somehow you know better. 😝

[@graemecodrington]

At least I use my own name, and am not cosplaying as a house elf...

[@chongxina8288]

@@graemecodrington What? 🤣 Wtf kind of a comeback was that? Talk about a generic ad hominem. 🙄 A lot of people want to use their real name online as little as possible. What’s wrong with that? It’s made all the more smarter when the system you’re describing wants to use what you say and your past against you. 💁🏼‍♂️ Also cosplaying? Not quite, it’s a username. O.o It has literally nothing to do with what I said. I bet if somebody challenged you in person you’d jump right to attacking their personal appearance etc rather than actually talking about what they challenged you on. You’d make a great politician buddy. But you’ll just be another common man under this system. Be under no illusion, you’ll suffer with everyone else.

[@johnjordansailing]

Good slip of the tongue there.

[@amandab1760]

Yes heard that too. It's not only going to be compulsory. Enslavement

[@notmyrealname1437]

Poor understanding of the Industrial Revolution and Second Industrial Revolution. Wikipedia articles on these is very good, if I do say so myself because I wrote most of them. See also the Wikipedia article on Economic History of the United States. Third Industrial Revolution was really about widespread electrification and internal combustion transportation coupled with a national highway system. Fourth Industrial Revolution is not at all about industry and needs a new name, like cheap computing and communications revolution.

[@sarnaisarnai9657]

Best one though

[@CoreyTate15]

Nicely explained. I've read both books by Klaus Schwab and found them super empowering and a great way to shape up the world as it exists right now and where we're headed for the next twenty years.

[@michaelluchesi6296]

To much time on the first 3 Industrial Revolutions, not enough information on the 4th.

[@larrysmith2636]

Mechanization, automation, technology, redundancy of human labor.

[@graemecodrington]

Larry, redundancy of all labour that is doing what the machines can do better. So, the big question is: what can humans do better than machines?

[@larrysmith2636]

@@graemecodrington That "kinder, gentler," conservatively compassionate "new world order" is going to be so much fun. Enjoy! Thanks for the post, have a nice day.

[@buster12666]

Space exploration

[@the4thindustrialrevolution225]

5:30

[@oolgarhasircioglu6335]

XRP.

[@forbesfoofighters]

Ted Kaczynski was right, this is a nightmare. Progress for the sake of progress leads to some dark places. You should be careful shilling this stuff. I have no problem thinking for myself, I don’t need to outsource my mental faculty to a robot. This isn’t in line with human nature and it will ultimately fail. If they try and push this stuff too hard, however, it will get ugly.

[@graemecodrington]

David, I see it differently to you, and am looking forward to having more "intelligent assistance" in my life.

[@forbesfoofighters]

@@graemecodrington your utopic desire for technological laziness and leisure will lead to the complete destruction of all freedom. People’s thoughts and opinions, as well as their right to refuse unsafe medical treatments, will be coerced away systematically until nothing resembling humanism remains. This transhumanism stuff is a demonic cult. In No way are you a spiritual or godly person. You’re just a nihilist who fears death and is pathetically desperate to avoid it by using sinister technology.

[@setthecaptivesfree3985]

Sounds pretty scary to me🙁

[@blahblahoink]

8 minutes in...still no explanation

[@graemecodrington]

Literally at 8:02 I say "and THAT is the Fourth Industrial Revolution" and spend the last two minutes summarising and explaining. The journey was important. I hope you stuck around for the last 2 minutes.

[@fredgarvinMP]

666 likes.

[@graemecodrington]

Not any more.

[@sinOsiris]

mindsets of subjugation incline wtf ?! 4th industrial will free us humans from mundane works away from resource based economy and towards greater data management realization of human innermost potential ----

[@claircook4768]

Mundane? Those left...Instead you’ll be living in a virtual world, Internet of things....communism on steroids.

[@jerryc3088]

Why are you trying to polish this turd?!

[@Magician2016]

Most of the stuff you describe in this video sounds like people with neurodivergent characteristics.

[@mmcd256]

It is the result of monopolization. Eat up the competition. I've only ever heard of 'the' industrial revolution. I have heard of the Third Reich.

[@CoreyTate15]

This is the opposite of monopolization, it empowers all of us on independent level to escape monopolistic control.

[@Irisphotojournal]

This is incorrect.!

[@graemecodrington]

I beg to differ.