What You Need to Know About the Future with Legendary Futurist Ray Kurzweil | Impact Theory

[@d4v3g18]

Ray Kurzweil is a true visionary, and he has been a reference of mine for years. He actually took time to answer questions that I had about the Singularity when I was in high school a few years ago when I emailed him. He even sent me a signed copy of his book! Great interview Tom!

[@gstylez0107]

That's pretty cool man

[@Fardado07]

MorbidManMusic it'd still be cool as his staff represents him.

[@mujotomi]

*"Ray Kurzweil is a true visionary"* Let me correct your lapsus calami -- he is a true delusionary. *"he has been a reference of mine for years"* A reference of a lunatic is quite a reference, indeed. It speaks volumes about you. By the way, can you paste your questions and his answers here? I doubt it ...

[@mujotomi]

@@Fardado07 Sure it's cool to be touched by agenda, for sheep, that is.

[@Kenshiroit]

Well I guess haters gonna be haters

[@gloriamariadc7757]

Tom Bilyeu!!! 😄😄😚 ur hands down the best interviewer on the planet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Amen!!!!! Thank u for being such an epic interviewer every time!!!!! Over & over!!! Sooo so great truly! I can go on and on w/ my gushing accollaids.

[@mangodogs3400]

You should have him on the show in 500 years!

[@BattousaiHBr]

i think you mean 15 years.

[@1717-t7k]

MangoDogs i bet this show won't exist in 500 years

[@mujotomi]

On a freak show, as a mummy of a prototype of degenerated being?

[@joeking1019]

won't be much of him left by then.

[@nikiatx]

Time is an illusion

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

His perspective on the future is valid. We can hope it comes true. The personal future always depends on the proper personal passion. Joy for being useful, valuable and helpful will be alway be valid.

[@thedisruptors-sciencetechn4911]

Without having personal passion, it's hard for someone to truly have self motivation to make a difference, agreed. you might be interested in our channel, as we touch on similar topics and are passionate about science, biotech, robotics, environment, politics, space, futurism and in addition the future of human longevity. Check us out on our KZbin: kzbin.info/door/_OxbFQJrlsD9HbkiEBhWHw?view_as=subscriber Here’s our site if you prefer: disruptors.fm/ Would love to hear what you think, thanks! 😊

[@mujotomi]

@@thedisruptors-sciencetechn4911 You should have been passionate about common sense, and I mean very passionate ...

[@شمسالدين-ط9ظ]

wow Ray kurzweil in ur show thats really a huge jump for your show keep going Tom

[@BussKITT]

When a man wears two watches... you know he means business.

[@futureisfemale2123]

Bryan Greco when you are a futurist you jump from one spiral of time to the other and you absolutely not need watches. When you do lobbies business it is different...

[@janetarnold6292]

My husband is a watchmaker. When friends or clients ask him what watch does he think they should buy, or which watch does he recommends, his first comment is to ask, what do they want it to do. Watches do many more things than tell time.

[@FromQnz2King]

Ray is wearing 2 watches. That's how much more time he has.

[@yairvsync]

By the look of him I would say the opposite..

[@blasttrash]

yeah can anyone explain my why though?

[@squamish4244]

He doesn't, that why these predictions are so off-the-charts optimistic.

[@proggySK]

Freemason does that, Im not sure hes one.

[@squamish4244]

Illuminati for sure.

[@JackRainfield]

Ray is having an entry type of lucid dream if it's one at all. When I have had lucid dreams I have been deeply asleep, not in that light state where you are almost awake. It is an unquestionable experience where you become completely aware and conscious but realize you also deeply asleep. I think some people have never had a true lucid dream but wish they had and this sounds like one of those.

[@LunyMilky]

a mindset that not everyone is ready for... really another level..

[@mujotomi]

Yes, another level of lunacy.

[@Purberus96]

@@mujotomi abstract *

[@mujotomi]

@@Purberus96 ?

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

. . . yeah most folks are NOT ready for anyghing at all (much too passive couch potatoes) despite of Shakespears u r g e n t advice " Being r e a d y is ALL !"

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

@@mujotomi Didn´t you know this famous quote: "What we need is some crazy people; look where the normals have got us." (George Bernard Shaw)

[@meaganledoux8658]

Omg, I’ve done this type of dreaming to solve engineering problems when I was in college and now, my dreams mostly sort out personal situational stress. I love that this came up in this interview. Makes me consider utilizing dreaming more intentionally by thinking of individual work problems before sleep.

[@poison03nae]

Meagan Alyse native American medicine person... Yes definitely 😍😍😍😍 Once you do that... You can do that awake 😍😍😍

[@gstylez0107]

Soo.. you dreamt about making sandwiches?

[@RayZde]

The more you start doing it, the less good sleep you get. I don’t recommend it, I’ve been doing it for decades now.

[@theexplorer7139]

Same.

[@mattmcfly2165]

I thought everyone did that?

[@SiimLand]

“Man is something that shall be overcome. Man is a rope,tied between beast and overman - a rope over an abyss. What is great in man is that he is a bridge and not an end.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra

[@bigbang259]

Siim Land right, fasting could give us better results absolutely free, vs using pills and supplements is kind of addiction and dependency. Nobody proved that using pills and supplements really can prolong one's life. Most centenarians didn't use them and those who did lived just like regular people. Best results have been shown by people who lived naturally.

[@DareBizarre]

Biggest delusion of a man is that he could be a god.

[@aStrayforMyTime]

Siim Land or we all die and become oil for the next go in a few billion year. Probably a quarter of our size that we are now.

[@mariekirby1683]

But that rug .... if only that could be overcome.

[@Tombalino]

lol Siim you're everywhere

[@marikacartwright2548]

Dear Meagan, I agree with you , l also have used this type of dream psychology, but more intuitively, dreams tell you where you are @ , whom may not be the best relationship for you on a much deeper level ,etc ,if you meditate regularly this will be a given ,we are connecting to our energetic level , many movement disciplines will also teach you this & how to apply it . I thank Tom ,he brings us amazing content, we can only grow from this

[@muttonchopsmcgillicuddy3170]

Just so you know, if you've watched this interview with Ray Kurzweil you've already seen them all. He says the exact same thing each and every time.

[@shecklesmack9563]

Muttonchops McGillicuddy STILL? That’s disappointing. Thanks for saving me the half-hour.

[@muttonchopsmcgillicuddy3170]

Shecklesmack Well, to be fair, I've only watched maybe 5 or 6 things on Kurzweil here on KZbin over the last several years but yeah, whether it's a seminar or one on one Interview, it's basically always the exact same thing. Very rarely have i seen him stray from the script. Whether that's his fault or people just not asking interesting enough questions is a different story.

[@shecklesmack9563]

Muttonchops McGillicuddy I’ve been following him for over a decade and he has barely changed what he says at all.

[@muttonchopsmcgillicuddy3170]

Shecklesmack Yeah, i mean, all you have to do is watch the Transcendent Man documentary which is a good summary for the average person to know what he's about. Ray's a smart guy though so i assume it's more of a marketing strategy than anything else. He has a default narrative for the media and anyone who wants more info will have to buy his books, haha.

[@TheBobbysPerspective]

Muttonchops McGillicuddy the lucid dreaming part was knew to me.

[@jkincaid6303]

One of your best interviews. You were incredibly well prepared and it’s obvious he was impressed by the quality of your questions. Saved this video into my “favorites”.

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

To all the folks calling him a "lunatic" I want to ask if they do n o t know this famous quote: "What we need is some crazy people; look where the normals have got us." (George Bernard Shaw)

[@taylenday]

29:29 ""We will multiply our intelligence a billion fold by the year 2045.." Okay that's very interesting to say the least.

[@Ali-lm7uw]

It will happen much before 2045.

[@jeffersonribeiro8072]

@@Ali-lm7uw a billion ? never

[@mujotomi]

Sure, because their intelligence is so meagre that even with such amplification it wouldn't match the hamster's (he looks like a hamster so I understand his wishes). Quite an accomplishment, indeed!

[@Random-rs9bl]

@@mujotomi dude you go on every comment to spew your nonsense...you really are pathetic

[@Random-rs9bl]

@@jeffersonribeiro8072 and how do you know, KZbin expert

[@mattmcfall4970]

How to Create a Mind is absolute must read...at least twice. Have been considering his projections since the days of the Kurzweil synthesizer. Thanks Tom! Have been waiting for this episode for a long time.

[@TomBilyeu]

You were a very early adopter of Ray. Impressive!

[@WiseWeeabo]

I used to work inside of lucid dreams a number of times, I have a memory trick that works for me for carrying ideas over to waking life.

[@Kenshiroit]

Such as?

[@WiseWeeabo]

Oops didn't spot the comment a year ago asking what the memory trick is that I use. The particular memory trick that works for me is to associate my findings with an animal, like a penguin. I'll put all of the information I need "inside" a penguin. When I wake up I'll think of penguins and then remember all the stuff. I learned this from someone else, I think from some documentary or something like that.

[@agastya1008]

Absolutely amazing... on so many fronts! Talk about belief and self-confidence? Such a great model of the human potential to succeed !

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

@@tinyrockyplanet8953 . . . your arguments are so amazing true ! See the covid-crisis: so many "successful" folks have taken the "genetical experiment" - and the price is to be paid much too soon !

[@lovinglifenowwnomatterwhat]

Appreciate your comment & Agree ☯️♾🙈🙊🙉🥰

[@rickkowalchuk6391]

Ray Kurzweil is very intelligent! His predictions in regard to the human brain and intelligence are quite insightful.

[@mujotomi]

Yes, they bring an insight that he's stupid and insane...

[@lghammer778]

Thank you for sharing this! I took a page full of notes 😃

[@Nicholas-Doyle]

The look on Tom’s face when Ray describes his vision of the singularity is absolute gold.

[@shahn78]

But will it lead to a future where a man doesn't have to spell out his web address to get people to sign up for his newsletter? Only time can tell.

[@supercal333]

Here's where he talks about this.... 28:47

[@platonicforms562]

I absolutely love Ray Kurzweil. KZbin and Ray Kurzweil are my favorite things/people about Google/Alphabet. What a brilliant, wonderful mind and person.

[@CharlesNiswander]

18:48 by the "diligent" public, do you mean the wealthy? Will we truly continue to base fellow humans value upon the monetary growth they generate?

[@localasbestosremoval8392]

When Ray talks about backing ourselves up just blows me away, is he talking about the future in Alter Carbon Gosh we will definatlEy need more SPACE. PS love his logic and rationality on the world getting better.

[@mujotomi]

He has no clue what better means, otherwise he'd shut his mouth permanently and go to a nuthouse where he belongs.

[@Mike_Sherrard]

This man is on such a different level he's rocking two watches!

[@RosieMexicana]

It's amazing how precise his predictions have been so far, especially about the AI Technology development! Also, I remember him quite clearly in a documentary experimenting with about 40 supplements a day he was taking at the time, maybe some 20 years ago or so. The results both on him and on some other volunteers were amazing! He was such a good influence on me! I started with that strategy back then because of him, and I'm happy I take supplements regularly ever since then. I look and feel a lot younger than my peers, so grateful! 😊😘

[@Kags]

Kurzweil is definitely a brilliant man, I've seen many of his predictions and creations and I'm not disputing that. But he has two watches on in this video. Could it be he's so successful because he has twice as much time available?

[@darryltom1]

One is a traditional watch the other is a smart watch likely to measure health markers: steps, BP, HR, sleep.

[@Daniel-oj7bx]

he´s my favorite ray kurzweil !!! such an amazing visionary man !!!!!!

[@_Vortex___]

Wow you brought Sir Ray Kurzweil. Was waiting for this.

[@_Vortex___]

Wow thank you tom ur great, u guys are changing my life day by day everyday.

[@stevejordan7275]

I don't think he's been knighted. But for fun, we could call him Saint Kurzweil. He's the patron saint of the Singularity. I understand that bees like Ray, too. But that's likely because they think he's promoting the Stingularity. And of course Sting *has* been knighted. Yes, yes, I know you're laughing at me, not with me.

[@VinciGlassArt]

Can definitely do his version of lucid dreaming in the afternoon too. Usually a heavy impulse to nap washes over and if you just sit back and close your eyes for awhile...boom.

[@aLr_boosh]

Boosh! You got the legend himself! I hope that future he describes with us merging with technology is it good one and not as scary as it sounds at times.

[@alfredograndis]

❤ the lucid dreams tips

[@colinthompson8284]

He's talking about dream recall. I think he's gotten the definition mixed up. Lucid dreaming is actively becoming conscious during the dream.

[@monkeyrobotsinc.9875]

uhh thats exactly what he said hes doing, dumbshit.....

[@nicholasharris1484]

Monkey Robots Inc. No he got the idea wrong. U can have lucid dreams during the night. Lucid dreaming involved 3 thing things. Be in a dream, be Aware u r in the dream and control of the dream. It can happen during any dream

[@genesmolko8113]

Love the portable Impact Theory studio, Tom sure crosses all his t's and dots his i's!

[@radimfiala1680]

Thank you,.... Tom Bilyeu!!!

[@stokepusher5481]

Supplimenting vitamin B12 (and vitamin D if you don't live in the equatorial regions) is all you really need to know to live well for longer by joining the movement to help yourself and the environment by turning to a exclusive whole food plant based diet. And the well understood practice of fasting (which would have happened to us a lot in ancient times) is actually the one of our bodies best cleansing abilities as it will effectively use every unessential fuel source in the body which includes cancerous cells. But fasting does require calm and support so the time do it needs to be earned, other than fasting keeping active is the winner.

[@billydonknox2299]

Why am I only just seeing this man? I thought I seen all your content Tom!! Love you 😍

[@billydonknox2299]

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[@billydonknox2299]

Wowww ray has done alot... Immortality & world peace by 2030... all fear is fear, wake up & ask better questions... such an Inspiration ☯️

[@billydonknox2299]

You do best intros Tom Bilyeu ♾

[@StevenSchrembeck]

Duuuuude. You got Ray! Haven't even watched it yet and I'm pumped

[@lovinglifenowwnomatterwhat]

Thanks so much #TomBilyeu & #ImpactTheory for this Inspiring Digital content with #RayKurzweil 🙏 ✨ helps us to 24/7 BE #LovingLifeNoww ☯️♾🙈🙊🙉🥰

[@lovinglifenowwnomatterwhat]

#LongevityEscapeVelocity helps us have an #InspiringVision4OurFuture ♾

[@marashdemnika5833]

It’s incredible that most people don’t know about the singularity incredible

[@aniketshevade7569]

I was waiting to watch this for a long time!!!!

[@_Vortex___]

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[@jillfeakins5428]

Aniket Shevade is

[@bee909]

Great episode. It's fascinating that even though he was describing the technological singularity in a positive light, it was so easy for my mind to deep dive into why those things might end up hurting the human race, like what form inequality would take if some people had access to this technology and others didn't, how this much intelligence might be abused, etc. Which really went back to an earlier point he made--we are badly equipped to see how good the world is right now. Negativity bias is a wild ride! Congrats on getting such an incredible voice on the show!

[@d4v3g18]

Brittany Robinson Those concerns you have are still absolutely valid and something we MUST be vigilant against.

[@TheBobbysPerspective]

Brittany Robinson it's the end of the homo sapiens. Time for the next generation✌⚡🤖

[@K.Loves.You8]

Hey but don't forget that as we will evolve, people will get more exposed. I don't think it will even be a possibility for "bad" people to use this to their advantage, as we will see through it. I think that your concern is actually what's happening right now and in the past but we are leaving this.

[@poison03nae]

Brittany Robinson as a native American medicine woman... Yokuts 😍😍 I agree... Until we can get along...share this planet without killing her... We don't have to be here as a species to make it... We seem hell bent on self destruction 😂😂 We can't even stop killing raping our own... Over silly things like skin color and items

[@Ben86511]

I actually just voiced a similar concern. I can think of a lot of situations where this could create a huge disadvantage for those who can't afford it.

[@tjeerd1707]

Best interview of Impact Theory I have seen so far. Love your channel. Very informative and inspiring. Keep it up!

[@dannygibson.meditating]

Powerful stuff, love the bit about the 4 bridges. Tom this guy is going to help you live forever!

[@intuitive_duck]

I really enjoyed this episode, thank you! 😊

[@carsonsmith3292]

Very interesting video and such a high profile interview. Great work Tom much enjoyed!!

[@TomBilyeu]

Glad you liked it!

[@eternalincantation]

I love the way you interview, and I really like ray Kurzweil!

[@abettermousetrap]

fascinating, brilliant and incredible. Very interesting to listen to.

[@thetruthbetweenthelines8521]

Ray Kurzweil is a great mind and beside all his accomplishments and his work, he also has some really cool concepts when it comes to thinking strategies ( e.g the pre-sleep preparing). It's a pity these minds aren't interviewed more often with questions outside of their comfort zones.

[@misskarmen]

Outsmart & Outwork That's true but consider that they might not conscent to an interview unless they are only asked a predefined list of questions or if the subject matter itself is predefined and somewhat limited in scope. Which is fair, I think.

[@tallmikeholley]

this guy is FANTASTIC!

[@mrpicky1868]

that toupee makes me question all of his choices and claims)

[@rutrwer8220]

Wait are toupees out and evil now should i burn mine? Maybe wearing a toupee is on of these extention treatments he is talking about ;D

[@mrpicky1868]

@Insensitive X excuse me?

[@mrpicky1868]

@Insensitive X i hope you are trolling

[@squamish4244]

Is it a toupee or hair plugs is the 10x1,000 exponential question.

[@DanyCervantes]

That’s unfortunate, but he does have a good track record.

[@junerei8148]

This was exactly the information I required to help me move towards my goal. I love synchronicity! Thanks SO much for sharing this with the world.

[@poison03nae]

Rob Satanta what's your goal?

[@junerei8148]

danae hernandez To Build a business that will allow me to see my ideas/inventions become a reality.

[@giog3638]

Thanks Tom. I work driving and your show makes my shift so easy.

[@DK-ox7ze]

What I like most about Ray (other than his genius intellect) is that he is incredibly calm and composed. He doesn't show any hint doubt when expressing his bold ideas. But I find it a bit odd that he has signed up for cryogenic freezing of his body if he dies (it's odd because he says he has entered "stage 2", and that he is already gaining years as he age).

[@mujotomi]

*"What I like most about Ray (other than his genius intellect) is that he is incredibly calm and composed."* The drugs explain the last part of your sentence -- well, the word lethargic explains his demeanour better -- but 'his genius intellect' is nonexistent. By the way, calm and composed are synonyms.

[@DomainAspect]

Just in case of course.

[@fulufhelomasutha1840]

I once practiced lucid dreaming 3 years ago when i read about it on a book in librivox. I remember i had 3 dreams that occured that i was aware that i was dreaming, during that i wrote over 30 dreams on my journel whenever i woke up in the morning.

[@leonaponce1986]

Guys, I think I’m falling in love with tech and computer science. Love pioneers like Kurzweil ❤️

[@mujotomi]

Well, then marry it … but don't say you haven't been warned that you'll only deliver zeros ...

[@LanceEhlers]

Regarding 29:32 "We will multiply our intelligence a billion-fold by 2045." Okay. Pause, please. This is one of those kinds of trademark predictions Kurzweil is known to throw around in his books and articles which generates a burst of initial excitement, but needs to be tempered with practical philosophical questions. For example, at what cost? Who are the gatekeepers in this scenario? We're still talking about violent, irrational, selfish humans who have historically used every technological advantage in horrifying ways. When one person or group gains access to that kind of advantage and others do not, how does that end well? How does the kind of seismic transformation he's predicting NOT lead to any number of easily imagined dystopias?

[@gavinsmiyh6218]

Ray is an absolute legend. I have seen him speak hundreds of times on KZbin over the past 6yrs. He has totally changed my thinking of the future. I am very excited for the future. I do hope he is right!

[@daaaniel21]

This is getting crazy man.you are even bringing in technical geniuses now.I love your ,respect you,adore you even more😘😘

[@eddieavil9800]

Thank you for getting Ray on the show....Its always wonderful to hear him....Cheers

[@paulh2468]

Ray's final bridge sounds exactly like the "Borg", from Star Trek. Should be fun.

[@wadewilson1973]

Kurzweil wears 2 watches because he knows what time it is!

[@samsun01]

Nah. You were still in diapers when I read his book. He's a piece of shit. Give you another 15-20 years to come to the same conclusions.

[@ghadafihussein]

You'll be watching this 20 years from now, and you'll be like; how did we miss to figure out this earlier?

[@christopherfiesco4896]

Very inspiring hopefully his predictions become real

[@RachelSLee]

Amazing what technology can do to us. We can work from home via the web at the same time make money and be healthy. That's how online entrepreneurs life is. Always be amazing!

[@TheBobbysPerspective]

Rachel S. Lee exactly✔✌

[@RachelSLee]

I'm an online marketing entrepreneur. I like that I get to manage my time and build my own business. I would not say that its slavery. It's rewarding because we are able to do something that we are passionate about.

[@gloriamariadc7757]

Wow! "Whether world is getting better or worse depends on the ratio of how much good or bad news ur listening to." 🤓 wow!! Epic-o-rama!!

[@daniel....]

Read Steven Pinker's Enlightenment Now to understand in detail what he is talking about. It's a great book.

[@jdjdknxxbx991]

Exactly the world is what the world is, all conditions exist at all times only in different places

[@shecklesmack9563]

You have no idea. I don’t either, but you have no idea.

[@corytodd9042]

Such a power move wearing two watches. Love it

[@perasperaadastra8615]

for many years my dedicated and diligent brother

[@Brieladee]

i don't really get why people are so obsessed with him taking supplements. this person made a lot of breakthroughs technologically over the past decades. some of which we enjoy today and his though patterns are actually interesting, a person who thinks beyond. A person who likes creating solutions for problems. it just makes me think how humanity is capable of so much more.

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

. . . especially since taking supps is SOOOOO smart ! It is all about not missing any ground breaking events (e. g. "immortality") in the not too distant future !

[@danerose575]

One metric not mentioned much in a chauvinistic culture is "felt experience" or emotions. I'm curious if depression per capita is going or down, enthusiasm for life etc. Suicide rates are one indicator. If people feel like shit it is not getting "better" to live longer.

[@alexanderberhane436]

Ray is the man!

[@serioussrs9349]

i just love Ray

[@mouniakhoutaibi2127]

Fascinating mind. Geat episode thank you!

[@Ben86511]

When the upgrades to the human brain come in the 2030's, and later, won't those who can't afford it be massively disadvantaged? I know some will say that the benefits will trickle down but I still tend to think this will create an even larger gap between wealthy and the general population.

[@dr.zoidberg8666]

Nah, in all liklihood, it'll work the other way. But the most important metric is the floor of poverty, not the distance between the poor & the rich. For instance, I wouldn't really care if there were trillionaires running around if my worst-case scenario was being able to afford rent in a 2-bedroom apartment, fast internet, a decent car, & plenty of food. The internet has been an extremely powerful tool for raising the floor of poverty in countries that have full access to its benefits (an umbrella that is widening every year), both because it gives access to new employment opportunities, but also because it gives access to new educational opportunities, & it makes previously unheard voices easy to hear. I suspect that direct brain-computer interfaces & brain augmentation will be a *much* more powerful tool. For instance, it's a very powerful, compelling experience to be able to see what life is like for someone living through hardship on the other side of the world from their own perspective thanks to KZbin, but I think it would be a much more compelling experience to be able to literally experience other people's memories & feel their emotions thanks to direct brain-computer interfaces... & I can hardly imagine the jobs that will be made possible. There's a great saying that rich folks get premium access to this technology when it's expensive & doesn't work. Everyone else gets access to it when it's cheap & works very well. So don't worry too much. The track record for improved technology has typically been an improved life for everyone, not just the rich.

[@soonahero]

Ben L who told you you get to get a say how the wealth of other people is distributed?

[@Mikinct]

A few rich folks bought the first Apple Lisa computer compared to the billions of folks that use an advanced hardware called smartphones that is superior in everyway to that acient device called Lisa, right? Again, it did take time to mature, like 1,2 or 3 decades later & it's all good.

[@oingpla]

Elysium

[@IronSaintsPodcast]

Hearing his passion for the future is so inspiring! Great stuff Tom keep 'em coming.

[@mujotomi]

Yes, but make sure they will return to madhouses swiftly ...

[@refocominternational1403]

That's really a great interview where the questions were intelligible for the majority. The all was giving a so claire view of what will be our future than I decide without any hesitation to share this tube on the Facebook group "Future World".

[@mujotomi]

Rather share it with your fellow inmates in a nuthouse.

[@bryantaustin5186]

As Ray said "Every metric for humankind has dramatically improved." I agree with this statement, but at the same time, we are in the middle of the sixth largest extinction event. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction

[@leoboss3712]

Not for humans though

[@shubhamvishwakarma9257]

I've seen the first interview with a high profile technical person in this channel and that too with him. This channel is crossing the boundaries. Though you say in your videos to not follow someone else's path but still your channel is leaving many trails for many people to follow, That's really mindblowing.

[@AndreasNeophytou]

Amazing. Amazing. Amazing. 🔥

[@P0cketfull0fsunshine]

Fantastic interview

[@michaelpaoneofficial]

I love the sleep and speech practices. He has a strong imagination. This is how to beef this up.

[@jeffr.640]

Fixing a broken heart is what I liked to hear :)

[@sharadkumar8303]

Great episode 👌

[@kristidaugherty7447]

Tom. Thank you! This is one of your best interviews yet! I am really surprised you are not getting a more positive response from your tribe. I hope you have more like him!

[@nightcoder5k]

Intelligent man. Thinking about picking up one of his books to read. Btw, you guys notice one of the cameras is out of focus?

[@haithemgasmi6893]

great show Tom thank you

[@TomBilyeu]

My pleasure!

[@haythamprg7343]

Thanks Tom ♥ ♥ ♥ :D amazing video as always

[@kennethlee6399]

The first interview where Tom didn’t use tons of expletives. Wonder why? Enjoyed very much.

[@Zeky]

Ray looks much younger than 3 years ago!!

[@DanyCervantes]

I disagree. He should be in better physical shape. That’s what we currently have the most control over, and he is not doing that. His plotted timeline for our technology is exciting though.

[@enermaxstephens1051]

@@DanyCervantes Agreed. He could do dry fasting and get rid of the extra body fat, and add perhaps a decade to his life just because of that. And combine it with rigorous yoga or exercise. He'd likely live to be 90-95 just on that and the better medical technology we'll have soon. Then he'll be available to take the anti aging treatments and we can see just how well they work.

[@DanyCervantes]

@@enermaxstephens1051 It would be tragic if the guy who popularized the knowledge of what is going on, and what we should look forward to in the future was not there to see it, only because he dislikes to exercise.

[@philblum1496]

Time for the 5 year update interview!

[@chestersabajo5527]

You are awesome, i learn much here, greetings South America

[@Divineshot]

Awesome episode. This man is a genius, just like Tom. 👊🏽😊

[@freedomseekers415]

yeah but you can hardly compare

[@MichaelWilliamsWMA]

98% of kindergartners are genius, so re-discover your kindergartner soul. Remain curious and ask questions to retain your natural creative genius.

[@M4M1ke]

I love you IT team and Tom, i try to only comment when i got fire to spit but just wanted to say thank you for what you guys do, it will not go unoticed

[@M4M1ke]

Side note: ive been hooked to Dr. Joe dispenza lately he is on the next level..

[@mattmcfall4970]

My question is, what do these supplements do to kidney function?

[@TraderTimmy]

Maybe email Ray and ask? :)

[@mygirldarby]

Oh I'm sure he is getting his blood tested regularly, which would show kidney function.

[@monkeyrobotsinc.9875]

im sure they help

[@mujotomi]

Well, judging by his appearance (blank eyes and swollen area beneath them) I'd say that he's not healthy at all … I bet his liver and kidneys are very poor … people like that have very little intelligence that is worth being called intelligence.

[@missshroom5512]

Tom looks scared to death around 28:30 - great morning giggle thanks Tom

[@TraderTimmy]

QUOTES: kzbin.info/www/bejne/laPcqaibndOjbs0 "I imagine I'm giving a speech, say four or five years from now, and I'm subscribing how I succeeded in this project. So what would I have to be saying? Well, if a project was, let's say, a reading machine for the blind, it's going to have to actually access printed materials. So how would it do that? And I'm describing all these things, and I work backwards from this speech. And that kind of gives me my road forward." On the topic of his success, Ray Kurzweil mentions one practice he uses. I really love the idea of this practice. I'm going to try it.

[@ramalingeswararaobhavaraju5813]

Thank you sir

[@kristinahkrush1134]

He looks younger than he did 5 years ago! In my marriage, Ray is my celebrity card. Whats up Ray?!

[@utkarshmishra7416]

Mr Tom, can you please make a video for students. I mean all the impact quotes apply to it too , but just a short , perhaps a one or two minute short. It would really help. All your content is already astronomical , but It'd be nice if we had one which could be shown to a class to motivate them. Thank you

[@AsakuraTetsuoFolco]

Two questions: When do you will be doing the interview to Nassim Haramein? And if solar burst burn all of our computers, is there a backup system that is anti electromagnetics pulses or Solar "rage" ? Thnaks