Kiril Sokoloff: Founder And Chairman Of 13D Global Strategy & Research | Interview | Real Vision™

[@joenathan6458]

You may not know it but your knowledge and wisdom really impacts young people like me and likely many others. It’s a shame this interview does not have more views. Thank you Kiril for spending your time doing public interviews.

[@toicheung5559]

Thank you Raoul, please have Mr. Sokoloff on again to update his views on the current environment and if he changed his views !

[@anonymousmercenary5429]

10/10! This was a very high load of knowledge and wisdom.

[@cordovanbee713]

Very insightful interview, Thanks to both of you!

[@sueinlon]

One of the best interviews I've heard - learnt so much and I just ordered the glasses! I'm trying out his night time living twice idea tonight

[@hellenoreilly3110]

Curious - did you buy the glasses? I’m wondering what website you can order them from? If you did purchase, would you recommend them?

[@dionyssislinaras8926]

Where did you find the glasses? Can you mention the brand or the site? Thanks in advance.

[@DougMilam]

Good interview -- thanks for sharing. Notice that Kiril says "I don't know." Humility is key.

[@hellenoreilly3110]

People forget ...I don’t know... is an acceptable answer!

[@a13xdunlop]

This guy is very sharp on the global Political climate, more so than any others I have listened to on utube.

[@indianavice7075]

From an absurd view, does the deafness allow you to focus on your topics more due to less inputs. Less the sounds, can you focus further on the data? Your story is obviously incredible! Such a role model! Bless you

[@JackCorsellis]

This is a fantastic interview, thank you.

[@longgowhereto]

I could not disagree more and on other parts agree more. I never listened to anyone, who talks pro and con of my opinion at the same time. This was one of the most amazing listenings I remember. The Euro will survive and get stronger.... was my highlight - cheers from dying Europe.

[@onecoolstorybro]

Do you have no idea about Europe being blinded by living there. Europe as a single nation never worked and won't work now either. Cheers.

[@stephenbiesinger9787]

Incredible interview, very stimulating, thanks.

[@denniskatinas]

Such an incredible role model. Just listening to Kiril, I’d like to make changes and be a better man.

[@johanncoetzee853]

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant. Thanks Real Vision, Kiril.

[@NuclearDog1]

Thanks for sharing guys, I really enjoyed your points of view.

[@bupual]

Good work guys.. wonderful info

[@cryptogold8753]

Great interview. Thankyou.

[@sdbullion]

That was fantastic, thank you guys at 13D & Real Vision !!!

[@wjebel]

I love listening to intelligent people talk.

[@kirillpushkin]

Kiril Sokoloff as a Russian you should know that between DaVinci and Einstein there was Lomonosov. Who was an outstanding scientist. Lots of people neglect him for some reason...

[@pascalxus]

Great work guys! On wage increases: it's not going to happen as long as we have such a vast oversupply of talent. right now, workers are easily replaceable, so there's really no incentive at all to increase wages.

[@joschomo1010]

Please have him on again, was very very interesting listening too

[@mikecross440]

Loved this interview, especially the opening Q & A. Suffering, impermanence, and non-self are the three marks of reality in the Buddha's teaching. "Non-self" means that what is dependently arisen is empty of its own self-existence -- hence Kiril's need to ask for help when he began to suffer from deafness. Kiril calls this teaching "the interconnectedness of all things" -- which might be a close enough approximation of the truth to introduce the teaching. To nit pick, however, the 14th chapter of Nagarjuna's Middle, In Root Verses, is titled in Sanskrit samsarga, which means interconnectedness. Nagarjuna ends that chapter by concluding that it is not workable for this to be interconnected with that, or each with another -- because in the middle way this and that, each and other, do not exist (and neither do they not exist). The teaching of non-self, or dependent arising, or emptiness, is indeed very deep and hard for us to fathom. Hence the necessity, which Kiril truly expresses, never to give up.

[@investmenttudor1659]

Thanks for a very interesting interview

[@mitchellrobichaud3901]

that was one of the best interviews I have ever seen, so forward thinking!

[@TravisBerthelot]

Networks will never be 100% secure or reliable, but the rest is important and valid. The singularity is close.

[@xqt39a]

These are highly informed people talking about the very real prospects facing the human family. And yet it seems like all this is driven by the desire for more money. With robots doing the tedious work, the average person should have a shorter work week, not a longer one but corporate greed rules the world and they are not letting up , corporates would prefer to rule over an environmental wasteland and a starving population than give up any power, This interview was 2 years ago, since then the pandemic has enabled the corporates to further solidify their power and wealth. This guy got the French thing completely wrong.

[@ronclark3934]

a man among men enlightenment

[@claycomopolitics]

That was an incredible discussion.

[@vernefits1953]

Awesome video

[@dougl8248]

live twice. i love that. I'm going to try that.

[@antpoo]

Fantastic. Almost prophecy.

[@IvanTsurikov]

Does anyone know what the light therapy glasses he talks about are?

[@jholid6y]

I agree school damages child’s ability to be creative @1:04:39, Nikola Tesla is a lot smarter than Einstein FYI, we use all of Nikola’s tech today.

[@esquire9445]

This guy has been deaf since 13 and he talks that well? Wow, he must have worked damn hard with a voice therapist for that.

[@AnricBlatt]

Cochlear implant combined with massive determination - I really admire this guy - here's the article - www.sps.edu/page/news-detail?pk=412502

[@rickybub1]

He has a cochlear implant, he can hear now.

[@jonpurdy1529]

The Pearl River Delta area doesn’t include Shanghai.....

[@marcduchamp5512]

Very optimistic future he sees

[@jorgegomez524]

he is right about Europe. europeans still have some history memory, for bad but also for good. Regarding the Euro, its funny that the countries that suffer the most, with strong Euro, the southern countries, are the ones were the people has more affection for the Euro.

[@greengrass3835]

Amazing

[@reinhardrinaldo350]

A very interesting interview, thank you, although imho Kiril is missing something. E.g. he thinks 90 % of Millennials are socialists, but Europeans Millennials are not? And yet, he expects decadent European Millennials to have a memory of WWII horrors and he dreams Europe to be one day the home of poets, composers etc. again, while arithmetic suggests, it will become a sharia based, oppressive Muslim Union in about 40 years? I also don't believe that China will be so creative. That will depend on how much freedom the new Emperor will allow. No dictatorship produced large numbers of creators, as the West did in the last 100 years. The Euro and Brussels are actually dividing Europe. Macron and Merkel so far have achieved that the EU is moving closer to civil war, and now they work on the distraction, i.e. a real war with Russia. I certainly hope he is right and I am wrong. His success speaks for him, but may be he is now detached from the real world.

[@DorianLS]

Well, his views on China are naive at best. He quotes Xi Jinping at Davos as if what Xi says is what he intends for China to do. It's just propaganda for his cause, look at what China's Communist Party does, not what its chairman says. But this interview is 2.5 years old. I think the naive view of China espoused by Kiril in this interview might hopefully have undergone some re-thinking by him.

[@a13xdunlop]

Your understanding of the Chinese Political System is way off. It has many tiers of governance, at a local level it is more Democratic than the West. It is however happy to accept a strong permanent leaders Dictat as history has taught them what happens when China is weak.

[@josem6761]

Very interesting fellow. Nice.

[@Badpak]

this was great

[@boston9709]

Amazing.

[@catsincredulous9998]

Can anyone answer this: if crypto currency can take down the system, why would governments approve it? Governments are run by the "royal" bloodlines that comprise the council of 13. Not really sure how TPTB don't maintain control.

[@joschomo1010]

Anyone find the glasses?

[@rickybub1]

This guy is very interesting.

[@denniswatson6414]

A favorite

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

He's too romantic about China. What you want when you've been economically suppressed for (his cited number) a 1000 years is something very simple: money. You want lots of money and prosperity for you and your family. He is romantically vague in his description of the government telling people to come and "create" rather than get jobs. This all sounds nice, romance always does. China is cementing and increasing it's international trade flows through the belt and road initiative. It has been coercing/stealing IP from Western firms. It has been ignoring environmental costs for the sake of out sized industrial growth. All of these things do produce economic expansion (which to Raoul and Kyle Bass' point includes debt and debt can become a problem). Since these things do produce economic expansion why is Sokoloff bringing romance into the picture? (romance plays well with many people in a Western audience)

[@OscarGarcia-sk8px]

brilliant

[@dstr769]

"Xi said" LOL.

[@rrurban]

He talks about Saudi building the tallest building in 2018 and the top of the market. Then later he taals about how great the economy is going to be. What?

[@rmack9720]

I caught the tallest building indicator comment at 50:22 about it being completed in 2018, which suggests the peak of the Saudi regime is nigh. And then he lists significant political risks and some poorly time spending by the new prince. It's been a long day, but I didn't notice him mentioning the Saudi economy being great. When is it? Anyone?

[@rrurban]

Ryan Mackay he mentioned economies overall, not specifically referencing Saudi

[@albertengles3130]

People will have jobs in as long as people prefer people over machines. As for me I do prefer people

[@JAIMEC]

back when Ron Paul wasnt as bullish on Bitcoin

[@austinsmith1816]

Wow

[@RiverHurt]

I bet he owns 95% of the company that "manufactures" these glasses that improve your memory and make you sleep better.

[@mmfm2468]

It’s 2021 and quantum computing has not destroyed Bitcoin… Elon almost did lol but not quantum computing

[@permabull8301]

"Bitcoin is unusable because of its volatility against the dollar" - or... "the dollar is unusable because of its volatility against bitcoin"?

[@brasil61fx34]

there is such disdain emanating from guys like this for the US ...China is so magnificent .. EU is so wonderful.. ect ..the harsh reality because the US carried them for 30 years ... the American middle class was used and abused and now forgotten by the world.. was not impressed

[@marcduchamp5512]

It’s the US corporate and political doings where the money was moved wholeheartedly out towards the East to what they perceived as bargain and cheap easy profitable markets ripe for exploitation starting from the 80’s. Just the US military industrial complex black project budget alone spent could’ve invigorated the entire US economy triple over but the elite power has absolutely zero interest in such investment

[@santiagowolf9535]

His praise of macron was a bit uneasy also.

[@Dillon77777]

Amazing guy, but to pro / shill for CCP for me. Encouraging businesses to trust the CCP? Did I misunderstand?

[@LaureanoLuna]

This man is a bit inconsistent, perhaps because he sometimes faithfully represents reality, sometimes he does a lot wishful thinking, as wrt Macron, the bitcoin, or quantum computing. This I found interesting: new technologies are nowhere creating more jobs than they destroy and this will have political consequences.

[@brightmatsika8594]

Malcolm Gladwel

[@CoreyChambersLA]

2020 was the year of hysteria. Will 2021 will be the year of capitulation?

[@kimstockton]

18:39 quantum computing is bs...

[@lukejolley8354]

Lucky guy born with high IQ

[@jamesperez6964]

Is this guy really relying on lip reading to answer his questions? Pretty astonishing if so.

[@jessem8928]

Quantum computers are going nowhere fast.

[@rmack9720]

Proof?

[@jessem8928]

You can't prove a negative. If someone told me that the government was using Alien technology, I could say "no they are not". It would be up to the person making the claim to prove their point. There is no evidence of quantum computers moving beyond a single atom inside a $500,000 machine. All quantum computers are at this point is a fancy lab experiment surrounded by a bunch of hype. There are now quantum computers that have any prospect for mass adoption let alone any software written that could take advantage of an octal based computer, currently all computers are binary based. I would like someone to prove that quantum computers can actually become viable. I would love for quantum computers to be developed, but I just don't see it happening soon.

[@marcduchamp5512]

It should be used for citizens retirement algorithmic trading so all the pension funds are all on stable autopilot. It should be also used for political clean up and implementing total political transparency. But no it is being used by prob NSA to spy on people’s privacy and useless voyeuristic future betting purposes

[@randuthayne]

This guy is Chinese propaganda!!

[@johanncoetzee853]

Trump is a curse for America.

[@Sobeit2024]

Question is it PC to have an opinion on America when not a citizen? @sobeit22