Isaac Asimov WORLD OF IDEAS #2 SUBTITULADO

Isaac Asimov on His Hopes for the Future (Part Two)
October 21, 1988
Isaac Asimov sobre sus esperanzas para el futuro (Parte Segunda)
Octubre 21, 1988
Información consultada:
1.-A WORLD OF IDEAS
Isaac Asimov on His Hopes for the Future (Part Two)
billmoyers.com/...
2.- PDF goo.gl/hKiSZt

[@user-zw6gu1yk1r]

2024 y me parece increíble la manera de expresarse de este señor, aún más me sorprende la capacidad de proyección que tiene de caras a futuro, realmente si alguien me preguntase si tuviera un deseo seria poder tener una conversacion con él. Lo peor de todo es que dudo que pudiera llegar a tener una conversación sustancial dado mi reducido conocimiento. Estoy seguro que en el futuro volveré a ver la entrevista y me seguirá maravillando.

[@ramirezbroker]

Isaac Asimov era extraordinario, único y excepcional. Lastima que este video solo tenga 3.700 visitas cuando lo estoy viendo hoy en abril del 2021. Si este video fuera viral, digamos con 500.000.000 de visitas el mundo en que vivimos seria otro. Asimov merecía reconocimiento especial por su labor de divulgación de la ciencia. En algún momento regale a algunos muchachos el libro de Asimov Introduction to Science y el efecto que tuvo el libro los llevo a que todos ellos siguieron estudios como científicos.

[@pedroacuna7790]

Descubrí..sus libros y sus ideas . creo..... Y redescubri ....mí inquietud dormida...Gracias....sigo leyendo sus libros.. y descubro aún

[@reyesmercado340]

ES UNO DE MIS MAYORES REFERENTES EN CIENCIA-FICCION, ENSAYOR, NOVELAS Y LIBROS DE ESTUDIO. ES MUY GRATO OIRLE.

[@angiemelendez1610]

Una lectura requerida a nivel escolar de párvulos si queremos rescatar nuestras generaciones próximas.

[@depalans6740]

Every interview of this brilliant man is a study in itself.

[@RiDankulous]

Yes, he speaks so well. It's pretty amazing because it's generally not easy to find such a person. I was a big fan of him early. I read in the 80s forward. Wonderful!

[@oricteropo1]

Entrañable escritor y divulgador sin par. Dios lo tenga en su gloria.

[@MauricioA666]

Que buen sarcasmo la frase final!!!😅😂😂... De verdad me estoy riendo mucho. Gracias.

[@sachimi_ggz]

It's ironic that this interview its aviable for us on internet.

[@ulisescarmona]

Este material es oro puro...

[@MauricioA666]

Dr Asimov fue el modelo perfecto del hombre culto y racional. Deberían haber asignaturas en colegios y universidades enfocadas en sus obras e ideas. Así el mundo podría ser un mejor lugar para vivir.

[@hache2735]

Gracias por subtitular esta maravilla. Abrazo

[@diegodominico]

Excelente entrevista, una persona preclara, con un pensamiento adelantado al de su época. Gracias por el aporte.

[@DiegoCodas]

¡Que genio, que visionario!

[@roostervarg]

Simplemente wow

[@teethompson7756]

Sadly everyone does not love learning. The internet should have brought knowledge and caring to the masses but in truth it seems to have done the opposite. Look at all the kids who were at home with computers during the pandemic whose grades and knowledge have drastically decreased. It's just sad.

[@RiDankulous]

I am learning Mandarin and life was pretty boring which is why I decided to do it. However, I need to get a language partner to really open up the horizon. That will be wonderful. I just need to get on the ball and do it.

[@RiDankulous]

I love the way he communicates. I feel it's very clear. It's nice to hear his positivity and curiosity. He's more than I expected before seeing these videos.

[@thefanXF]

Thank you for uploading this , appreciated for real !

[@ritofuentes6063]

Si tan sólo tuviera el alcance que se merece éste tipo de información, todos veríamos el auto didactismo como la verdadera educación, aunque se que es pedir mucho, a sabiendas de la actual sociedad segada de placeres banales en vez de aprovechar las tecnologías

[@DiegoARQ24]

Muchas gracias por publicar esta entrevista!!

[@C-c-c-colder]

Gracias.

[@mortek1379]

Un genio Isaac "algunos europeos".

[@HenryCasillas]

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[@HenryCasillas]

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[@HenryCasillas]

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[@klazaro]

gracias por compartir esto!

[@escapefelicity2913]

"We must worry about the future? How will worrying help?

[@durwinpocha2488]

The good Doctor was right. Nobody argues with Google. Everybody has faith in Serie. AI provides and the dudes abide.

[@russell62790]

Excessive trust in rationality? "Because there is nothing else to trust in". Because without rationality one cannot learn to further understand. So excessive trust in rationality translates to mean one is more wanting to evolve. A statement about mortality by Albert Einstein. "When you stop learning you start dying". The question now is, learning what? And what for? Is to know why matters happen. While Isaac is someone to admire, it is about his message. That should be the focus of attention. The message, not the messenger.

[@edercortes1071]

Dime que hay una tercera parte por algún lado porfavor.

[@s.sacasqui6977]

:'C

[@thewayofthegunn]

His prediction of the Internet was interesting. Unfortunately, he didn't accept the difference between theory and practice. The promise was global communication. The reality is frivolous advertising platforms.

[@jorgegalindo658]

wow este hombre vio 30 años en el futuro respecto a la sociedad las computadoras y el trabajo, años de trabajos repetitivos y luego es: se creativo mas proactivo ¿como?

[@Tabletop_Epics]

Brilliant yet naive. There should be more Asimov's in the world, but humanity seems to skew toward the opposite more often, as is evident all over this and every other Internet platform which represents modern humanity. It's also depressing that Moyer has to ask about how to spread or encourage curiosity and a desire for learning like a disease. It suggests that people are inherently deficient and must be infected, forced beyond their own free will or agency, to do something for their own betterment. If the world worked the way that Asimov idealistically seemed to want it to work we wouldn't have so many intellectually deficient identitarians ruining society right now under the guise of advocating for some kind of lopsided idea of, "Fairness." Our reality demonstrates that humans are just so many more simple apes looking for the next pleasurable sensation, no matter how fancy or refined we think we ourselves to be.

[@juancarloslopez-corbalan]

Ese es el fallo. Min 24:47 "yo tengo mi fe, tu tienes tu fe". Pretender llegar a Dios a través de la racionalidad es un tema ya cansino.Lo intentó Descartes, infructuosamenten. No llegarán nunca a comparar una Vistud teologal con el metodo científico.

[@climateteacherjohnj7763]

We need you, Isaac. Where is your reincarnated self? (I know, I know, you don't believe in reincarnation... but). Who is as articulate and compassionate today? Please.

[@nem447]

So if I wanna be really smart I need to grow giant lamb chops.

[@markwilliams974]

I am happy to hear him say he has no interest in economics. I think it is total crap.

[@ncondeg]

Macroeconomics is serious discipline, because they have to tell the President and Congres show much money they have to pay an to collect. Microeconomics, on the other hand, poses as a science but it's a pseudoscience, much like astrology and homeopathy. They even came up with a phony Nobel price!!