Physicist, Michio Kaku take on the future of humanity at Google I/O (2019)

[@rcalais1973]

This man articulate so well. I was never into science until I came across this great scientist.

[@noctisgt]

The video recording of IO19 needs improvement. Don't use the same crew for next year. A lot of videos have shaky images and unfocused subjects

[@Arthur-rh9tf]

lol i didnt even notice until i read this

[@Tom_Mroz]

Can't afford.

[@szebike]

A multi million tech company with the topic "futurism" can't use todays recording technology properly its ironic isn't it ?

[@peterstellato9078]

They might be using remote control cameras, which means every time they pan or tilt they are going to shake.

[@SirUncleCid]

I figured this was just someone holding their iPhone

[@tommyp4630]

"it costs more to make a movie about going to Mars than it does to actually go to Mars." Mind blown

[@mengxiong7630]

Accurate indeed

[@y.o.2478]

It's also complete BS but ok

[@kugaththeplaguefather6332]

@@y.o.2478 well....... Update..... India....

[@SFFRN19]

@@y.o.2478 Apologies sir, But I am an Indian and we did, Sent our Mars Probe in less then the Cost of Making the movie Martian

[@zookaroo2132]

Michio Kaku: "We could record memories" Me: *Turning on incognito mode and setting up proxy*

[@BudFieldsPPTS]

Good interview, Taylor. You look great! Thank you for this important video

[@joseavs]

This almost the same history by Dr Kaku for kids: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn_Fc52Entxnqs0

[@thethtun3617]

"Built nuclear reactor at age 14" no big deal...

[@JoshIzAPlay3R]

Kaku did the same thing building an atom smasher for his high school project used the football field as lab testing ground.

[@tacituskilgore9838]

These dudes really make you feel like an idiot

[@cjslasinski9841]

@@JoshIzAPlay3R Is this really true? I have a hard time believing this. Just curious.

[@silverlove8377]

He actually stole my idea just like Bill Gates did and Mark Zuckerberg did from others. They belong to CFR and the globalist communis new world order elite.

[@manit77]

DIY kit

[@thedeserteagle9059]

one of the most inspirational scientists out there, Dr Michio :D!

[@theChandruR]

Always inspiring to listen to Michio Kaku...

[@preshisify]

🤗☕

[@basiliobastardo255]

and his sense of humor is so ….scientific.

[@UNGETABLE7]

And not even a boring second. Very cool talk by Kaku!

[@CrazyByDefault]

"What could be so hard?" This man took the Dark Souls approach to Physics.

[@cypher9000]

Challenge accepted!

[@AwokenMinds]

You think they not

[@ashokniraula]

thanks to the technological advancement that I can watch great scientists of this century talking about future from Nepal

[@luisfernandoyupanquitaco8630]

The interviewer is So excited.

[@Booyamakashi]

Read his bio, you will understand.

[@kjetilhvalstrand1009]

yes he is a believer.

[@rollog1248]

I talked to Mr. Kaku when I was at NYU as a student. Nearly pissed my pants when I realized who I was talking to!

[@preshisify]

🤔

[@SparkyWebSparkDrummer]

Well Dr. Michio Kaku is known to the world as one of the top 100 smartest people in the whole world. And now Taylor Wilson is about to interview an Idol, Mentor or even just a fellow college that at a conversation level understanding each other in ways most others can't keep up with is a pretty exciting concept. Ofcourse, "I'm Just Saying"!

[@kaitarohori6583]

"I build a nuclear reactor when I was 14. That's one of the many things that we share in common." - the coolest quote ever

[@avadhutpatil9]

Mr.Kaku: Talks about great concepts in details Interviewer: That's.... Interesting 😂😂 Btw on a side note I think he was a good interviewer

[@QuoVadis88]

I invented the Theory of Relativity, now here is Michio Kaku to talk

[@schrodingerscat3912]

I remember being a kid reading Dr. Kaku books in my grandpa's camper and being swept away in wonder. like it was yesterday

[@IWIH90]

Please, stabilize the video.. It makes me feel sick!

[@divertechnology]

hahaha i thought my computer was going down

[@TheBlackManMythLegend]

Future of humanity stabilized video . Google actually develop a great stabilizing algorithm for video inside KZbin. they should use it here.

[@youngscotsman]

stop complaining...its a free video that didnt need to be shared on here. just be thankful and listen..no need to watch it!! U make me feel SICK

[@pedrogorilla483]

Oh poor you.

[@tuna5287]

Don't you dare accuse the algorithm!

[@yaboyjz]

I could listen to him speak all day about the universe

[@stevebaldwin2374]

And he's so optimistic about good technological cybernetics. Thumbs up.

[@trg1408]

This was fun to listen to!

[@willb3368]

michio, no disrespect, but there are certain distinct phenomena that string theory cannot acurately represent compactly or intelligably, like the epicycles of history, human consciousness,or even black holes themselves. ive jokingly stated that such nonlinear self recursive phenomena could be theoretically represented by adding a yoyo to the end of your strings, but maybe im Not joking. i certainly dont have time to work on that kind of mathematical framework. we both definitely agree, though, on the triune nature of vibration being completely fundamental. although, i do wish that you would have come up with at least ONE new popular metaphor, or published SOMETHING readable i had access to over the past ten years. all jokes aside, you've done a great service to the feild. all this new black hole physics is extremely exciting. to infinity and beyond. :)

[@victos-vertex]

I haven't even watched the video yet but I guess the following are at least mentioned: einsteins desk, string theory, "one inch long", particle accelerator in the garage, "my son needs a nice japanese girlfriend", ASIMO + "cockroach joke", 3 types of civilisations with earth being at 0. Those are just off the top of my head. I'll watch the video later and see how much I got correct, but those are the things he mentions in almost every single interview within the last decade.

[@fakeerr6850]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nastyprancks8553]

Thank you

[@abhishekkumar4777]

From 22:50 to 23:20 I really feel proud to be an INDIAN😇 Thanks to ISRO🚀

[@adoremus4014]

India spends billions going to Mars instead of feeding the millions of its people living in poverty!

[@dytra_io]

The host is so smart asking smart questions that we've easily understand Props for him

[@spencerrr9878]

What Kaku explains around 32:00 is what makes me want to become a scientist and pursue multiple masters degrees after i finish my (currently f1/4 finished) B.S. degree to educate the world and inspire millions to be explorers

[@kabatake]

The professor is correct. Once we can harness the energy freely, man will not fight because energy is free

[@alonsopalazuelos7599]

I agree with Kaku’s reasoning in philosophy of science and technology, such a great info to keep pondering

[@bernardyap8143]

Knowing that most of what he said is scripted, but it is still very chilling and inspiring to hear him say it.

[@PhilippGrafendorfer]

This is an amazing talk. Kaku has many points.

[@BigBee2]

With all the knowledge you have obtained which is a gift in itself! You don't see the most obvious! Continuously told and shown to man to this day! Yet you have walked around the simple and obvious is where you will find the answer your looking for!

[@venkatbabu186]

Two spinning rings perpendicular to each other and those vibrations or how they merge are the sequence of vibrations. They create sheets by spinning just like blankets etc.

[@malako777A]

I wish his lectures could be a little updated.... if you watch one... you watch all of them.

[@abdicolestudios8899]

How many times has he told that particle accelerator story? Serious how many times???

[@blackwidow6322]

haha.

[@jumpingeezus5080]

ABDICOLE STUDIOS 3.14 etc.

[@JoshIzAPlay3R]

can you build one ?

[@preshisify]

😂

[@paulb2995]

How many times have you told a story about the time YOU made a particle accelerator?

[@MR_R.o.b.o.t.o]

He is smart, but a master story teller too.

[@preshisify]

🤗☕

[@willb3368]

im in a strangely peculiar mood and id like to share an anecdote. i was very young, maybe about 4 and was feeling deeply contemplative about logic and physics. i had just recently come to a deeply personal conclusion about opposits containing each other and being in a funny way identical, and was fooling around with the temperature knob in the bathtub, and noticed that the very hot setting and the very cold setting produced an distinctly similar sensation of numbness on my skin, which, based off my earlier conclusions, let me to theorize that perhaps temperature was circular, and that perhaps the most extreme heat actually went right past hot back to absolute zero. i dont know if what im saying has any theoretic validity, or even why exactly im sharing this, but it was a deeply personal experience i held onto for a very long time. love your work. :)

[@Gottii92]

opened the vid, instantly upvoted best crossover ever

[@yvesouellette9612]

M Kaku is so passionately articulated that it makes sense. Of course we need scientists to explain this to us M Kaku is so consistent in his story. Do we need Neil? 🤣

[@АндрейДынин-л8т]

a key to dark matter or no time for energy exchange short version Energy exchange limit or limit for two point to interact. it is a bit hard to write down this thought for me. if two points have relative speed more then speed of light, they not able to interact. but they can interact through the third point. (exactly like dark matter) 1)You know how space can expand faster then light? And it also can curve? soo, it most likely can curve true it selfe. and this how it not interacting with it selfe. (in black holes space curveture length is extremely small) 2) How many time need for Sun to exchange energy with you? soo every energy exchange take some "time". There for if two point have speed difference more then C, they will have no "time" to exchange energyx, have no "time" for exchange to occure. Even if they will share same place. also you may see it as, FLT parts in more then one place at a "time" compare to us. For FLT part we in less then one place at "time". (why mass go up) it more about interaction limin then about speed of light. can be tested, if we will represent a third point. long version -dark matter in our galaxy, (most likely particles emitted by central black hole) is particles that moving faster than light. (most likely you do not "belive" in this) if i assume it is correct, then big amount of hydrogen on edge of galaxy, is where this "dark matter particles" decay after losing speed. (decay like new particles from hadron collider) -parts of dark matter alredy found, but we do not about it. (perseption(particles from hadron collider)) -particles found with hadron collider behave like a dark matter after loosing speed. -most likely there is a energy exchange speed limit in betwen two points (not sound speed), most likely it is a speed of light. (that about why we do not see dark matter, but see it interction with other(slower for it/faster for us) particles) -particles from hadron collider will be stable if placed in faster then light speed. whant to tell more, I hope this is enough to contact me. the key is a energy exchange speed limit (i want my Nobel for showing you dark matter) Best regards, Dynin A.I.

[@cwk18]

10 billion dollars for another god-damn subatomic particle LMAO

[@fareehakokab9786]

I just love the last thing Dr.Kaku has mentioned that technology is empowerment and when two democracies are formed they won't fight❤ which is the ethical sense of science.

[@johnferguson4089]

A great discussion and it's so great to be able to listen to such an educated man.

[@xavandres]

There's a lot of heavy stuff Mr. Kaku just said. I'm scared and excited at the same time

[@adelezierler1547]

excellent discussion and a wonderful learning experience

[@techluthiers8189]

Thanks Kaku.

[@malvinderkaur4187]

Good speak... how i wish people get liberated in their thoughts, understanding.. all humanity sooner not 100 years which dr. kaku is saying... hopefully it will happen

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Maybe in Civilization3.

[@lazybone8584]

hope and pray

[@nosafetyswitch9378]

Obviously Kaku Jr had his first meeting with good ol MR INRUSH CURRENT! Should have used some series resistors to charge those huge caps and then short them (the resistors) to remove them from the circuit, just a though...

[@binfahad9630]

Science makes me a believer in its creator!

[@wafaameen2704]

That is amaizing what i have learned here . Thank you so much professor 🙏🙏🙏🌹

[@sal_strazzullo]

*High School* Me: 2 + 2 = 4 Michio Kaku: Building particle accelerators and atom smashers in my mom's garage

[@willb3368]

i have a very serious question about consciousness and physics i was not able to ask in person, but want an answer to, anyways. if one was able construct a completely believable alternate reality of pure imaginaion with ones own consciousness and travel there in a dream state, would it be real, could you stay there, and what would happen to real reality? thank you. :)

[@willb3368]

im in a very strange mood... i have a question to do with the state dependent theory of cognition, from psycology: if all future experience is conditioned by the past, and if we are having a crisis of consciousness, which i think is hard to deny at this point, might we be able to construct a theoretically tenable baseline of shared common somatic memory and by non local interferance beams, download an awareness of potential futures into the brains of all humans, a la total recall, to guide humanity toward positive potential futures, while mitigating the risk of negative ones, while at the same time forming a completely visceral and tangable emotional bonding between all of the human race, with the help of quantum computers and the theoretical frameworks of asmr and coherer technologies? im genuinely currious, is this possible? thanks. :)

[@preshisify]

is it Professor or Dr? what a fascinating man who can translate in layman's terms and very personable, as well as a fantastic ice skater 🤗☕

[@Zaibnama]

Beautiful talk

[@richricherrichestthefirst]

Mr. Kaku, long time no see. ( I mean on films.)

[@a-yon_n]

su Sue When I growing up, his films were my favorite part of the discovery channel.

[@earlaweese]

*Let’s all come together and hurry the future up; I don’t think we’re doing enough to bring the future about.*

[@Confidencerobionsion]

The humour physics brings to the world is astonishing.

[@aki_tomato_]

I should be sleeping 43 minutes ago!!

[@triplea0070]

I know sorry 😐 about that

[@arnavgoswami3979]

Dude did you sleep yet ?

[@mallasaugat]

rarakat me 1 hr 31 minutes before

[@waynebeeberger3579]

the hot and the cold becomes indiffrerent to the life and death in which we all exist in this moment in time

[@sdsdsdsdfhvfyjijhtii]

so humble

[@maxwanders]

Three successor of the Large Hadron Collider. How do they say? "Bad things happen in three's." That saying gives more mass when you think about what they actually do...

[@mutahimuugi5065]

Energy and Information! Thats how Civilizations are ranked.. i wonder how I'm contributing towards a Category 1 Civilization

[@johndoh1000]

Nobody: ..... Dr. Michio Kaku: ROBOTS NEED TO FEEL PAIN

[@RaviSingh-fv4sh]

Do I have to pay to attend these live events offline?

[@subhasarkar7465]

This man talks about future a lot ..

[@dustintravis8791]

Dr. Kaku, thank you for letting me briefly interrupt your lunch at the Atlanta airport back in April of 2012 and signing the only thing I had on me, an Entrepreneur magazine 😂

[@prithvirajkashyap2320]

"It would be so great if science was actually a religion!" said my 10 year old cousin. I can only imagine the depth of thought a kid would have if they are taught about science instead of holy books. Listening to this interview was so inspiring...... I am sure any person would be a at least a little bit interest to pursue science after listening to such interviews.

[@iSupportTheeGameDude]

science is a religion lmao

[@theliamstoryshow2463]

I hope we have more kind of this videos Physicist interview another great Physicist so inspiring... 😍😍😍

[@gestnovcruzer5941]

i think Dr. Kaku should meet Indranu Suhendro. seriously, he got the theory that black hole is has another side. they can sharing about it

[@qorbani-tech]

AMAZING TALK!!!!!! LOVE IT!

[@freewizard9731]

Awesome insight. Truly delightful

[@GrzegorzTrela]

Cool to see to this conversation happening on such an event. Can't wait to see more

[@justinwatkins438]

I wonder if the contact lenses would change my perception of time...How much more found time could I have?

[@maxwanders]

one of the most influential speakers of theoretical physics and we can't have a steady cam. smh..

[@aiyaadams9919]

sooo excited to watch the entire video. after mins 01: 38 .. i have to stop because of the video quality. sorry

[@ForceOfWizardry]

The best interview of Dr.Kaku to date

[@ramdannurul9954]

Interesting and impressive conversation

[@pradipdas135]

Michio Kaku is such a great man.

[@FleetAdmiralDouglas]

15:30 What???!!! Lol! This explains so MUCH.

[@70ME3E]

this guy shouldn't express his ideas about AI and robots like he knows what's up cuz he don't. I study this area and robots don't have to feel pain to know jumping off a cliff is bad for them. And they Can be taught morals and ethics. Google Assistant can already speak to us with good manners. They can be taught. We need to Learn morals and ethics too, it's not exactly an innate thing to living things...

[@tys7609]

If the universe is expanding, and we can only observe a limited amount of it, how can we know that matter/ energy can't be destroyed? Also, if black holes lead to other universes, isnt that another objection of to that idea? Im not trying to be a smartass, just sincerely curious about these things.im hoping a qualified person can find a simple way of helping me understand.

[@flagreport3322]

Why does every single one of my comments on YT appear highlighted???

[@Anders01]

Great that they found a black hole. And I also believe in the idea that our universe is a white hole of a black hole in a parent universe. Actually, the whole multiverse tree of black/white hole universes could be an ever expanding quantum computer that was the result of a technological singularity and an intelligence explosion in just ONE root universe.

[@ungurrn]

and how was that one universe created ?

[@Danuxsy]

Yeah, just don't get too ingrained in that idea, it's just a theory afterall and it might blind you from other possibilities.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Yes, I can sorta wrap my mind around that, even though I only have a smidgeon of understanding those words...heh.

[@stevengrammer4078]

Good job Michio Kaku.🌎

[@learnwithaliens102]

Wish i keep listening till the time when we would be able to pass through black hole with this man..😋😁

[@tys7609]

I have a bunch of metaphoric, philosophic, abstract ideas about existence.if string theory is proves true, what are the strings themselves? Because I play guitar and love music, I really like stri g theory...or what I can understand of it. my own phi philosophical idea is everything is just a pattern of chaos to order to chaos etc. a vibration or wave essentially.

[@parvinsoltani4692]

Awsome information

[@jefflove2298]

Silhouette of a black hole? So not "the black hole. Im confused...How do you capture an imagine of something that sucks in light? Dont we need light to see?

[@srinivaschandankumar]

Avengers never discovered this

[@b_liv_u59]

Who is sponsoring Michio Kaku?

[@EsDoncor]

"Not great scenery" but you'll have the best view of Earth...

[@maxyip1672]

You will need to pay a premium to get a Earth View Deluxe Room for this LOL

[@UGuyU_]

Welcome to the Brain-net declaration.

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

All the formula of universe are now clear Given me halfway Prize winner with micheo kaku 🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉

[@TSulemanW]

Nicely explaination. i thing in sub atom particle the distance electron and proton very litle and in the end is empty space

[@divertechnology]

I GUESS he is the real miyagui

[@sheldrickholmes6787]

Is there a continuum ?

[@guyvanburen]

Love this man

[@dimitrijuszigunovas3782]

hands down

[@patriciaroe4561]

Love Michio!

[@nickyn286]

the guy interviewing is genuinely interested. that's how to do it

[@KajanLakhan]

..I always wondered in school (university) where does the 1/x and -1/x graphs( and the likes) go too? Surely, it's a ball or a 3D object, that we looking at, thinking in 2D? There must be a point, that it reaches zero. Then, curve inwards to another axis.( " parallel " university ) or curve outwards, because the axis line still is moving, and there has to be a point - somewhere - where it flips. Yip, and that's why I never pass maths or physics... Require $60 per month( for 12months only) to study more, at my own slow pace. Thank-you.