Peter Diamandis: The Exponential Man

[@barbparknavy9119]

I love watching these videos--just makes my imagination blast off! Yet, I have trouble convincing people even 10 years younger than me that they will not recognize the world in just 5-10 years.

[@cryaxis5238]

Yeah. Over a decade ago I read Singularity is Near from Ray Kurzweil, and most people think Im nitz for nutz for thinking how different things are about to be. We will have the last laugh.

[@michaelmcdonald4442]

I took up space 63 years ago and have grown exponentially ever since.

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[@queenelizabeth8608]

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[@queenelizabeth8608]

Her success stories is everywhere

[@petez4608]

I am not a scientist, nor an anthropologist, sociologist or other pure researcher, but I conducted research on aging and longevity from a design point of view for many years. 100% of people wanted to live better longer, not necessarily live longer. Once we start living better longer, then we can focus more on tacking more years or decades in to our lives. These are deeply intertwined so one can lead to the other. Again, just my experience working in the field aging space.

[@kenhart8771]

It’s not about how long you live when or if you had a fulfilling life.

[@roadrunner9622]

Agree. And he alludes to this in the first half of the interview. We need to expand the youthful part of life (age 20-50), not just nurse 80-year-olds to keep clawing their way up to 100.

[@davidantill6949]

It's great when you see very wealthy, well connected, intelligent people realise life isn't a zero sum game, push for open source and realise that it gives them deep meaning to help others (and themselves) all at the same time. "A raising tide lifts all boats" approach.

[@kh9242]

I was once really into the work of Peter Diamandis but over time my impression of him is that the only people that matter in his world are young people. We are talking people that are 20 to 29 that's it. If you are over 40 you don't exist, you have no value and no possibility for innovation. His work exclusively focuses on youth and opportunities for youth. He also fails to address or acknowledge the downstream impacts of innovation on workers that are displaced by new innovations. He has what I would say is a pre-Pandemic economic world view where systems are still largely optimized for shareholder value as opposed to stakeholder value.

[@sprinkle61]

The ideas are kooky as well. Who wants a virtual coke that can be traded for a real coke, talk about a problem that no one has ! I'm also doubtful on longevity companies as well, since there really has not been much improvement in lifespan in the last 10 years, much less 'escape velocity'. This is a bunch of pie in the sky futurism, that we are not going to see 90 % of. I wouldn't worry about older people, there will be plenty of normal jobs for them. Everything isn't going to change, and most of those young people will still be asking if you want fries with that...

[@kh9242]

@@sprinkle61 Unfortunately most future jobs will involve teaching an AI how to complete a set of tasks. Many people are doing this now but are unaware of it. It takes place in the background. If you use a cloud platform to log issues or solve problems your work is likely being used to improve an MLA and by extension an AI that will at some point replace you.

[@Jojopah]

@triplewitching I agree and appreciate your comment. Pre-Pandemic Economy and that level of consciousness is not going to serve the Future. Materialism is what created the conditions for COVID. We're in-between human narratives right now. As Neo said, "I don't know, and I don't know how to know." Ashe!

[@danbradbury1183]

Great point here in the Uk a company called Immuno Biotech was ran by David Noakes & Lyn Thyer who had a cancer cure called Gcmaf sadly American companies couldn’t let it happen because of the money lost for there useless treatment Chemotherapy that they supply to the UK so UK had them jailed in France for saving lives, Straight up sadly the world these people have created doesn’t allow for inovitive treatments that are not owned by the right people we need to turn that on its head

[@planetarylizard1297]

Future of jobs: You won't have to work. You can do whatever you want.

[@etechconnect48]

Rauol, your infectious appetite for knowledge helps me find my way through the maze of discoveries. Thank you very much for your nature and work.

[@Schmexy]

I wholeheartedly agree. Raoul's an intellectual role model for sure.

[@gate7674]

An amazing interview between two amazing gentlemen! Thank you 🙏

[@robbybroon4904]

One of your best Raoul. Thank you. Fascinating range of topics.

[@mugenpower78]

WEF has derailed this man's vision with the great reset

[@mariannakoos1]

Yes

[@Tom_Mroz]

Original is about 54 minutes. Pity that one cuts in a middle of sentence. Always love listening to Mr Peter Diamandis. His view of the world is so hopeful and positive. Makes me want to work hard, so me and my Family can take advantage of the technological breakthroughs that seem to be around the corner of not too distant future.

[@ivtec4fun55]

It's amazing that we've been experimenting with government styles and economies for over two decades within video games, mostly MMO's. That's why the internet users are further ahead, we've already done the experiments, and then we look at our real life government and say WOW LOL.

[@Rpdono]

What will be the next game or technology that allows people to see further ahead (such that, even MMO players such as us could not even conceive)?

[@ivtec4fun55]

@@Rpdono Well I was thinking at the same time, social medias like twitter (broadcasting) has created large groups of people around an "idea". Back in the day we never had this kind of mass communication at speed and volume, not coming directly from the news itself, the waves are getting impressive, yet some are becoming destructive.

[@basilbrushbooshieboosh5302]

Would love to hear his views on upcoming environmental crises. Great vid. Super thanks man.

[@willcollins5660]

I hope Peter Diamandis and Raul Paul lives forever.

[@vickyallen4566]

It’s amazing to me when these guys talk about “creating” and what man can do with our brains, they don’t talk about how amazing CREATION is. Which means, there HAS to be a CREATOR. You would not see a 3d printer for the first time and say: “wow, look how all those elements came together perfectly….” A 3d printer has a creator. So do we. It’s the most obvious thing in the world if your eyes are open.

[@Jojopah]

@Vicky allen I wholeheartedly agree with you. He's operating from a deficit mentality and lacks the expression of spiritual & emotional intelligence. Ashe!

[@samspongeruk]

Belief is personal. There is no evidence for a creator, but there is evidence of creation, because creation exists it does not imply a creator.

[@lutaayam]

Vicky Allen, if I'm to follow your logic further, the creator himself must've been created

[@russelljabara777]

@@lutaayam that’s beyond our understanding. Just like creating a life itself and it’s soul is well beyond our understanding

[@LaMach420]

the fact this video only has 80k views is criminal, guess we're the lucky ones

[@SweetDannyChitlin]

Outstanding interview! Fascinating guest and wonderful content to help my 2022 goals. Thank you

[@joaquincortada1483]

Great and interesting interview. Everyone should definitely get rid of Sugar and start intermittent fasting. I started 3 years ago now look and feel infinitely better.

[@Cormac625]

A truly awesome interview, so glad to of watched this! So unbelievably insightful!

[@jeep9978]

Mind. Blown...great interview.

[@MUSTAFA-fe8ql]

Great guest thanks Raul.

[@choski76]

Mr D is doing great work. Hopefully something truly substantial will be discovered and help millions of people.

[@jimlapoint3762]

If there were a rating higher than LIKE I would click it. I at 69 years old found this interview exciting!

[@geetee50]

Loved that post, if only 20% the world was open to this vision, ...and counting

[@zugzug9969]

Thanks for mentoring us all... 💜

[@ShantiTao]

Everyone seems to think that humans want to be digitized, I disagree and think that people are overestimating the need for this in a world gone mad. Gaming and NFT's will not appeal to the masses that want a real life and the "metaverse" pushback will be epic.

[@alantheusthompson5594]

AR will prevail imo

[@alisonbrockbank6677]

I am one of the people that values things like eating real food, drinking fine wine & coffee, walking on beaches, up mountains, in forests, cuddling my partner and my dog, reading books etc. Don’t think I’m going to do so well in this new world everyone is planning for me 😂

[@pathcoinfirst8936]

The problem with the early screening of disease is that medicine suffers from survival bias. In other words, only a small fraction of potential disease change becomes actual disease change.

[@russellschaeffler]

I see us expanding more into space and other planets, but I think AI and robotics will pave the way on a greater scale than it does currently. Humans traveling long distances in space will continue to be problematic... Breathable air, food storage and production, radiation, isolation, muscle loss, bone density issues, mental issues, the environment in space and other planets are huge obstacles to plan solutions around. But AI and robotics don't have most of those issues, and perhaps we could use them to seed biological life on other planets, foster that life, develop it, and teach it once it reaches a stage of intelligence. Could that same process have been how life developed on earth in the far distant past? Could we be the result of some advanced civilization seeding planets in the universe in order to spread their biology off the home planet? I would love to hear your guests view on the topics of how we will thrive off this planet.

[@J-Waz]

This planet is our home. No way we can leave IMO. If we do, I think we will die quickly as we have no idea how important earth is to our bodies. I think it's highly ignorant to think we can leave and exist at all.

[@russellschaeffler]

@@J-Waz currently that is very true, we don't have anywhere to go and we better make sure we don't do irreversible damage to it if we want to survive. I think we need to put more time and resources into creating weatherproof large dwellings that could withstand storms, earthquakes, sun's radiation, tsunamis, volcanos, landslides, objects from space, and the like so we have time to develop technology that may assist our migration. We are finding many planets that are earthlike and we will continue to discover these plants while we develop the technology to reach them. I don't think humans will reach these planets for hundreds of years.But we could send AI-controlled robotics that could withstand the time and distance to get to some of the closes exoplanets. See a documentary called "exoplanets documentary" on youtube which shows some of these exoplanets. Wikipedia also has a page titled "List of nearest exoplanets" the closest so far is about 4 light-years away. I read an article that plans to use lasers to propel very small AI satellites up to 25% the speed of light, if so then under 20 years they could reach the closest of earthlight exoplanets sending back data. If that data proves to be supportable for our form of life we could send humans in suspended animation with AI controlling the ship (Think 2001 A Space Oddessy). Or we could send AI that that could take human eggs and grow them in near obit or on the planet. Over time they would populate the planet.

[@mondlism]

Now, this is a GEM

[@MichaelDamond]

Absolutely loved this conversation!

[@zaurenstoates7306]

I'd love to hear Raul interview Ray Kurtzwiel, all these people talking about exponentials you need the real OG. The singularity is near, WAGMI!

[@ChrisvP]

Epic episode. Much Thanks!

[@eldrdelasalsa]

Just WAO... Amazing!!

[@jagkiranmay]

Great interview 👍🙏

[@wrightouch3]

Awesome, awesome, discussion!! Love it!! Simple but effective insights!! So many useful takeaways. I had to take notes.

[@heracles89]

Longevity escape velocity - wow! Looking forward to the age reversal xprize

[@t-botfinance6852]

It seems to cut off at the end, is there a full version of the conversation?

[@SebastianPatten]

This was excellent

[@3cs3hs]

"space may be the final frontier, but it's made in a Hollywood basement"

[@TysonG11]

make the scarce abundant ! long live Diamandis!

[@cryptogold8753]

Great convo thanks 🙏

[@seisporocho]

amazing glimpse into the future. incredible amount of info. Thank you for doing this interview!

[@wylldflower5628]

These ideas are exciting, especially in healthcare which is my own field ~ but it still seems like it’ll be aimed towards the rich. Can you see this being available to people from downtown Oakland or…. The Welsh Valleys?

[@okthennone]

It will at some point. Rising tide lifts all ships. Pretty much everyone now has AC, refrigerators, cars, electricity, etc. When all of these came out it was only for the "rich".

[@brettcreswell3719]

Future loop isn’t working at all I keep getting emails with login links that just generate a new login email link in a never ending cycle. Morgan’s email doesn’t seem to work either. Help!

[@rodneygangloff6685]

I'm 10 years older than these 2, and have done so much more. My greatest is my Timemachine, that reverses the aging process. And space is not real.

[@dmar182]

Bravo!

[@tinox12]

longevity tech will be the biggest industry in the world. EVERYONE is your customer. never before this happened

[@laurence101100]

Great interview right up my street😀 just subscribed to futureloop. Great interview Raoul many thanks 👍

[@PineIslandSeeds]

Elevating humanity is noble, but the question is always the same. Is all of this wonderful longevity, progress and free energy going to be afforded to the middle class and poor? Is will it all be reserved for the rich? Currently, it seems like this is the direction we are going. Fantastic for the rich, enslavement for the people.

[@kenhart8771]

Great content Cheers from 🇩🇰🇸🇪🇳🇴

[@Vbaby101]

Wow amazing interview💯

[@richowens4179]

What’s the puppet about in the real vision logo when the interview starts?

[@sharlitg]

Where do I invest???

[@syrupgoblin4920]

Peter the legend

[@TysonG11]

Peter is one of the most important thinkers on earth

[@SHOCKPROOFX]

Very educational video! Thank you!

[@charlygriffin2828]

at 17.00 'we are going to be a world not far away where the cost of electricity is zero' there was absolutely nothing to back up that statement and so I switched off

[@kingo55]

Great interview Raoul. More people should get into longevity... too few people in Crypto are backing this important research. AFAIK, Vitalik Buterin and Richard Heart are raising money and awareness for Aubrey de Gray and this field. Please talk to more people about longevity.

[@davidantill6949]

Tiny Seba lectures and books are a must see. RethinkX

[@heracles89]

We need to funnel as much capital to people like Peter - it’ll be great for Real Vision to explore if they can assist with that

[@mlite84]

Unbelievably great interview. Your content is always top notch but this one is amazing. Thank you so much for everything you guys are doing!

[@OptimusPrime.]

Great interview

[@richardcoe4440]

Another fantastic interview! You're doing such a great job/service to/for us all; thank you!!!

[@ryandowning2750]

Another issue is poor lifestyles. We sacrifice health for money and when we get old sacrifice our money for health.

[@bluedynamite6839]

I suffer with mental illness, don't want to extend my life. Painful

[@Johnlee-jy9hu]

Awesome thank you

[@peanut9051]

Is Peter behind Dogelon Mars token. He sounds like he is part the Methuselah Foundation with his longevity interests? His books are great and mind expanding. Great interview!

[@thomasrichter4271]

"Rockets that bring you and me and our friends into space" this is really not what the world needs.....

[@roadrunner9622]

Agreed. Maybe in 30-200 years. But right now we have more immediate problems to solve. Mars and the moon are just desert.

[@MrMonero]

WOW mind blowing. I am literally going to both of those sites to sign up. Incredible use of AI

[@anandchudavala]

The show was cut off too early.

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Yeah...these guys have NO experience...driving Class A trucks ! I do...so...I listen to them as a retired RN/small business owner...now truck driver.

[@gapglobe]

46:00 I am fasting like the Ramadan (in Islam) 1 month each year, no food no water from sunrise to sunset. You really feel the energy flow again, after the Ramadan month ends. As long as you do not 'stuff' yourself at sunset with junk. After that, 1 day in a week (also from sunrise/sunset, is optional.

[@axewellll]

The father of all moon boys

[@GoGo-ms5rc]

Amazing content. Just amazing! Thank you for giving us the opportunity to expand our minds. :)

[@PaulTraceydog]

peter is a genius!

[@celesterandall]

How about investing in this planet??

[@Jakelapham]

who is the doll in the intro ????????????????????????

[@collybeans586]

He turns the temp down when he sleeps. I turn it up lol🙃

[@lokijordan]

So, gem making instead of gem mining? Yeah, that might create a bit of disruption.

[@lokijordan]

@@drunvert That's what I was thinking, too. And that calls into question all the suggestions to invest into mining rigs. If SpaceX and others are targeting asteroids, then something similar may be around the corner for precious metals, too.

[@lokijordan]

@@drunvert Lol- that last part.

[@driverdoug2002]

I hope you are correct in being open source in the future, but I've seen Windows Media Player and iTunes no longer able to transfer digital music files, or watch Chrome destroy Safari as my preferred browser, which was not the case with the promise of Netscape in the Nineties. It seems like the fight you talk about will be not unlike IOI taking over the Oasis.

[@Erikpdx]

Lost me at cutting back on chocolate!

[@schargiel7033]

Let's do a Bio 3D printer. 👍

[@heracles89]

Immortality is near - screenshot this

[@samspongeruk]

Its all gone Stephen Baxter!

[@DanSme1]

National and global economics won’t keep pace with technology and innovation.

[@henvest3491]

Steven Hawkins beilved extending our lifespan was possible and with the money and talent going into the field he is going to be correct.

[@Anamnesis]

This stuff is genuinely fascinating, however, let's be honest with ourselves ... interstellar mercantilism and an artificial intelligence economy is not happening in the foreseeable future. It's going to take several generations and markets are not going to be suddenly disrupted or upended in our lifetimes. Blockchain tech will be the first thing to change how technology is integrated but just because some wealthy folks are building rocket prototypes and AI routines can anticipate human behavior or even talk like people does not mean we are on the precipice of some tremendous civilizational change.

[@samspongeruk]

NFT's are an AI created digital assets.

[@kevinchamberslovemore]

Great show, i can hardly wait until you have Reggie Middleton on to discuss his DEFI patents ?

[@goldbrick2563]

His project was sued by SEC

[@kevinchamberslovemore]

@@goldbrick2563 yes nefariously, yet he also developed and received the patent for DIFI.

[@kyle144110]

I wonder how soon we will see the space age with interplanetary colonization

[@RickLaw101]

I'd like my age to be 25 forever please. Thanks.

[@zedmak518]

Great interview. It’s a shame though that he is Ok with nnEMF’s and the enormous hazards that they pose.

[@raw-bot9251]

Raoul Boy, time to quit that scotch :D

[@roadrunner9622]

Even the animals with extremely long lifespans spend those long extra years as a slow, old, crusty, decrepit creature. They age out of their youthful vibrance in the first half of life like everyone else. Seems like the challenge is extending youth, not extending life. I'd rather live 90 years as a 40 year old, than live 120 years as a geriatric.

[@nicolasperez1822]

Why Elon is not aligned with Web 3.0?

[@mollybello4954]

i will see it

[@collinconkwright9262]

Yes yes yes

[@greaseboards9684]

If you ever want to explore “meta” ideas by using sculptures and paint by me a human with ADD, Dyslexic, artistic traits? Just let me know. I am available in evenings and weekends.

[@roadrunner9622]

If someone can extend the youthful part of my life (age 20-50), great. But I'm really not interested in dragging life out by an extra 20 years when I'm an 85-95 year old.

[@briandavidsuder8319]

I started at age 24.

[@wojtekkryptowski7509]

This guy is Godless...med and tech may create a soulless real vision robot