Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - Henson Shaving: hensonshaving.com/lex and use code LEX to get 100 free blades with your razor - Eight Sleep: www.eightsleep.com/lex to get special savings - LMNT: drinkLMNT.com/lex to get free sample pack - InsideTracker: insidetracker.com/lex to get 20% off 1:40 - Embryogenesis 9:08 - Xenobots: biological robots 22:55 - Sense of self 32:26 - Multi-scale competency architecture 43:57 - Free will 53:27 - Bioelectricity 1:06:44 - Planaria 1:18:33 - Building xenobots 1:42:08 - Unconventional cognition 2:06:39 - Origin of evolution 2:13:41 - Synthetic organisms 2:20:27 - Regenerative medicine 2:24:13 - Cancer suppression 2:28:15 - Viruses 2:33:28 - Cognitive light cones 2:38:03 - Advice for young people 2:42:47 - Death 2:52:17 - Meaning of life

@MasterKaloryfer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! :3

@MaghrebProductions

Жыл бұрын

Hi Lex, we would love to see a podcast with Anil Seth.

@ishtar0077

Жыл бұрын

You dare to look camera 15:29 🤣🐈

@BloodMeridien

Жыл бұрын

Aliens?

@interesting-facts100

Жыл бұрын

wheres the alien topic?

I have always been in awe of how much Dr. Levin reads. After browsing through pictures of his book collection on Twitter I emailed him to ask how he managed to read so quickly. Although I didn't expect a response, I was amazed not only because he responded, but also by the depth and thoroughness of his response. He obviously took a significant chunk of his valuable time to reply, and I'll never forget that feeling of being acknowledged by someone I hold in such high regard. Dr. Levin is a giant in the research community, and, perhaps more importantly, he is exceedingly kind and generous. He doesn't let his position and influence go to his head. I hope his colleagues and research assistants know how lucky they are to work with him. That would be a dream come true for me.

@arminrosic9550

Жыл бұрын

We are dying to know - how DOES he read so quickly ? :)

@ninetoedmike

Жыл бұрын

@@arminrosic9550 Persistence, for starters, but also paying close attention to what may or may not be important for whatever it is you're wanting to learn. If you're reading something that you are already familiar with, read more in a skimming fashion until you reach something that doesn't seem familiar or is pertinent to what you're wanting to learn. Remove distractions whenever possible. Give your reading your full focus. It's not so much about speed as it is about the process. Making the effort to read efficiently is better than simply reading faster.

@danielvarga_p

Жыл бұрын

Micheal Levin work is revolutionary, I propose a theory what explains it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4aGmpSGlbPIZMo.html

@ladym2061

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, and well said. 👍

@Tobi-pn2xs

Жыл бұрын

@@ninetoedmike I would highly appreciate if you could share his full response

Yesss finally hosting this future Nobel prize winner!!!

@artandculture5262

Жыл бұрын

If his stuff aligns with the muhnee/kuntrole people, sure.

@madhatter2308

Жыл бұрын

Definitely!

@daarom3472

Жыл бұрын

This is a reference btw to Kurt Jaimungal's interview with him (TOE channel). Really great to see Lex also taking this giant for an interview!

@zeppelinpotts8268

Жыл бұрын

the guy should at least be nominated.

@bradbear

Жыл бұрын

I remember tweeting at lex a couple years ago suggesting Michael. The fact that Facebook has funded a lot of his research makes me nervous but he seems like a good person. 🤞

I need a lot of time to take all this in. This was about 10 podcasts in one. Just incredible.

@holaizzy

Ай бұрын

I agree! I'm only about 20 minutes in and I've already rewound multiple times.

Lex is the single indispensable podcast for me, mainly bc of the quality of guests and how astute Lex’s questions are.

@stanlee2200

21 күн бұрын

YEAH HE PUTS THE AS IN ASTUTE

This is the most mind-blowing podcast I have EVER watched! Thank you Lex!

@alevargasa

Жыл бұрын

Unbelievable

@aaditya91

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, this was just on a whole another level

@rainaldkoch9093

Жыл бұрын

I came here to write just that. Highest density of moments being surprised since early childhood.

@TheDrwpuma

Жыл бұрын

Also makes me realize how many more things I’m missing out on. There’s just not enough time to hear and read about it all!!!!

@videowatching9576

Жыл бұрын

@@TheDrwpuma yea! That point about time, makes me think of the point by Michael Levin in this podcast about energy as a constraint for an agent of various scale, as well as the point about biology making decisions with no where close to enough info. In a broader sense, I guess that’s life - or is selecting what to watch on KZread, etc.

I haven't had my mind blown so consistently throughout a podcast before. Actually took me 3 days to watch it because I kept pausing and going down rabbit holes

@danielvarga_p

Жыл бұрын

Micheal Levin work is revolutionary, I propose a theory what explains it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4aGmpSGlbPIZMo.html

@jonnybravvo4282

Жыл бұрын

@Reines Bewusstsein I could follow this, but most won't. You've made some great points, but I'd suggest you shorten it, and dumb it down some. We are running out of time, and the reset is coming. If good wins, it will be amazing freedom, and if evil wins, I can tell you know what comes next. Peace be with you, and stay healthy. I love hearing others go into the deep end, and retain logic. Spirituality, and science are commonly believed to be one, or the other. I believe this is a mistake, and like you said, divide, and conquer

@jonnybravvo4282

Жыл бұрын

@Reines Bewusstsein I'm sorry if that came off as criticism, or downing anyone. You took the time, to articulate an imperative message. Keep up your good work, and I'll so attempt to spread the message, to those that may not be able to follow your in depth analysis. We def have to break the slave/hive mind. I agree your correct. It's gonna take ALL OF US, that can truly see thru the BS, to speak up. God bless, stay brave, healthy, and strong my friend

@jonnybravvo4282

Жыл бұрын

@Reines Bewusstsein you're over target, fs. It's time ALL OF US unite, or I fear our time may run out

@jonnybravvo4282

Жыл бұрын

@Reines Bewusstsein I was wrong to critique your strategy. I apologize. Your intuition is on point, and I applaud you for not self censoring. I try to go the more simplified route, only due to the fact that I know that not all have upper level IQs, like you, and I. I do not think either way is incorrect. I think both ways are equally valuable, and I'm with you. Stay well, positive, and keep pushing truth out there, in any form. Your intellectual talent is evident, and that will resonate well with intellectuals. It's my belief, we're gonna need everyone we can, to unite against what I see, and feel coming. Thank you for speaking up, and my apologies again for my criticism. I'll continue to do what I can as well. I do think people are waking up, and I don't mean "woking up", but there's many still caught under the manipulation of lies. I'm optimistic, and I hope you are too my friend

Does KZread have a function where I can simultaneously make Lex speak at 1.25x and Levin at 0.75x?

@chrisjohnriddle

3 ай бұрын

😂

@appsenence9244

Ай бұрын

Lol

@justsomeguy1074

Ай бұрын

I know you are joking but on mobile if you hold down your finger on the right side of the video it will play forward 2x and the left side will rewind 2x. So you can set the speed at .75 then speed it up by holding your finger on the right side.

@justsomeguy1074

Ай бұрын

Once you hold to speed up it resets the speed to normal. Oh well!

@captainpumpkinhead1512

Ай бұрын

@@justsomeguy1074 This works on desktop too. Just click and hold.

I have NEVER before heard an interviewer stop an answer to get the guest to define a word [agential] ... So much respect to you! I wish more people would do that.

@BrettWrightsPage

2 күн бұрын

Especially when he already knows the definition. He does it for the viewer

This guy is mind blowing to the fullest extent possible

@snowman1722

Жыл бұрын

Totally. Absolutely mind bending

@BEDLAMITE-5280ft.

Жыл бұрын

Wish they both could agree that there is only one mind. 2:00:39

@vwarrier

Жыл бұрын

Only 9 minutes in, and I already think so. Zenobots....WOW!!!

@Jm-wt1fs

Жыл бұрын

Lex has gotten so goddam good at these interviews. He navigates these super complex conversations in a really entertaining way while still asking some just incredibly insightful questions that he seemingly comes up with naturally instead of off of some pre prepared list

@danielazzopardi8657

11 ай бұрын

@@BEDLAMITE-5280ft. 😮😮😮😮😮

This episode is incredible. Had to pause it to chew on what Michael was saying several times, then go back and relisten to sections again. Totally changes the way I think about medicine and biology and computing. Truly amazing stuff his team are working on. You've got to have him back for another episode in the future!

@RosieRoserules

Жыл бұрын

Me too. Also had to Google certain terms and so forth

@AnomalyDragon-

8 ай бұрын

He’s great at keeping it understandable tho but does it fast

Listening to Michael Levin was one of the most spiritual events of my life. Specifically, when talking about the self and cellular boundaries and where selves end and how multiple cellular systems, using what he called a multiscalar competency architecture, define the "right" self boundary, is very much the way ancient esoteric spiritual writings tell of our having the boundary of self all wrong and what it truly is, which becomes the very definition of enlightenment. And even further, when he said each cell is another cell's external environment, that warped my sense of the external and revealed how plastic defined self boundary is when, just what is self and how far does it/can it go, is considered. Beyond heady! Very, very much so. Thank you, Michael, and thank you, Lex!

As a 'mental midget' trying to glean knowledge from brainiacs let me say that this Micahel Levin guy is one of the most succinct, eloquent, clear, amazing conveyors of complicated scientific information I've ever seen in my 57 years. So glad and amazed that his collection of cells is so WONDERFUL.

I've never heard of this guy but I can already tell he is pretty special. He speaks with urgency because he knows a truth that he knows needs to be shared amongst the masses. Looking forward to listening to more of his stuff

@jeremyt4292

Жыл бұрын

That or too much Adderall

@jamesbra4410

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyt4292 Yes without it they can’t speak

@AB-1023

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyt4292 I remember that phase when I quit adderall - when I accused everyone else of being on it who was accomplishing more than me

@jeremyt4292

Жыл бұрын

@@AB-1023 I've never been on Adderall. Not taking away from his amazing intellect or accomplishments, just making an observation

@surfside75

Жыл бұрын

Great comment and should be pinned, I was thinking the same but couldn't word it.😅

It is truly amazing how a person can have such a vast knowledge in biology and overall broad understanding of so many topics and STILL be so humble and with the notion that he does not know it all, but quite the contrary questioning everything, even his own tested ideas. Makes me wondering how we, the other people, make so many assumptions that we stick with throughout our whole lives and sometimes we never let go of ideas that no longer serve us despite obviously understanding that everything is changing and we do not truly understand anything.

@rahkriga

Жыл бұрын

And yet..oh so racist. A biologist, but anti life when it comes to black people...

@rui569

Жыл бұрын

To learn we can't fool ourselves of knowing.

@ianrandall482

Жыл бұрын

It's part of the Dunning-Kruger effect, those that KNOW a lot about a subject, also know how little they actually know. As opposed to people who know very little on a subject, and never realise how little they actually know.

@joecamel6835

Жыл бұрын

I got scared !

@marybodnar4749

Жыл бұрын

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Well said!!

It blew my mind when reading about what Dr Levin is doing in the lab and what discoveries they are making. Oh man! Science rocks!!

@ElusivEnigma

2 ай бұрын

Which book?

I am in awe, this podcast made me connect so many isolated thoughts about fascinating world of emergent properties of biology, i am truly grateful that while i rarely find people to talk about what i am interested in there are many recorded conversations that allow me to get a perspective that there is so much depth to the world that we live in , truly great time to be alive

@remyparent3493

5 ай бұрын

Emerging property is my new favorite concept. It's feels like it's a piece of the puzzle of the unified theory. It's present at all stacks of reality from quantum to complex civilization. Now just need to find all the other pieces.

@99guspuppet8

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ a multi-edged sword ……… let’s all go to Sugar rock Candy Mountain

We are electric! One of my academic heroes. Great to see him here. Straigjtforward, humble, dedicated scientist.

@TheToysintheattic

Жыл бұрын

So are friends. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aaZ_rMiYdLrLk7g.html

@preppen78

Жыл бұрын

Am I a robot..?

@johnman559

Жыл бұрын

He's very likeable considering he has a beard😃👍

@steveflorida8699

Жыл бұрын

If Mind operates the biological brain, then we humans are more than "electric". And then the Mind is a mystery to materialistic biologists.

@DeuceGenius

Жыл бұрын

@@preppen78 yes. built by genes for their survival and reproduction.

Not even an hour in, but my mind has been blown out of proportions at least three times so far. The quality of guests on here keeps getting better, Lex you’re truly a blessing dude. Cheers from 🇮🇳

@user26912

Жыл бұрын

Wait till you get to the planarians :D

@danielvarga_p

Жыл бұрын

Micheal Levin work is revolutionary, I propose a theory what explains it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4aGmpSGlbPIZMo.html

This is my favorite episode by far! As usual, the interview style and content is awesome. This is my introduction to Michael Levin. I am awestruck by his mind, and also by the way he explains concepts and ideas using relatable imagery. I was able to maintain a fairly rolling understanding with very few instances of needing to pause, and back up, which is definitely unusual for me. I love complicated scientific content, and I have to work hard to understand it. Thanks for this, and all the other really great interviews.

Ive listened to this podcast 3 times over the last few months, every time i listen i get something new and mind blowing. Thank you Lex for hosting such an amazing mind

@puddlesjumper

4 ай бұрын

I'm on my third time listening to and watching it in the past 5 days.👍

Half way in, and this lecture contains 10x the significant content that almost all others have. Oh shoot. See? I called it a lecture. You were important too, Lex!! A masterclass also in light-handed, appropriate interviewing technique.

@brandondrew4914

10 ай бұрын

Like Rogan lex knows when to let people talk and when to direct the convo. True Master as you say and he never makes it seem like an interrogation like many others.

@LandonBell11

6 ай бұрын

How could you not just sit and let that man talk, though? This blew my brain up a little bit. Especially the part about the gametes being cut away from communicating before healing and making conjoined twins. 🤯

Of all the episodes on this podcast, this one is most mind blowing.

@jacksins3353

Жыл бұрын

Hey, it really is. I was supposed to be cleaning as I listened to this, but too often I had to stop and think about what he said or what the future implications of the idea were. I would be happy with 2 or three more of him.

@johnathanlivingstonseagull5524

Жыл бұрын

Or, interestingly, incert a hickup every thirty seconds and it still fits.

@navnirmansingh2953

Жыл бұрын

Try the first one with Josha bach

@james81693

Жыл бұрын

I see this comment in every lex podcast 😆

@mattthai7378

Жыл бұрын

That is a BOLD statement

That was out of this world. Totally inspiring. Thank you for the good work, Lex. Michael Levin may well turn out to be one of the greatest scientists of our time.

Listening to these two talk is cathartic. The rapid pace of Dr Levin and slow reasoning of Lex... I could listen to that all day.

Michael Levin is such a brilliant man 🙏🏼

@FerrisMcLauren

Жыл бұрын

so deep

@The_Primary_Axiom

Жыл бұрын

This evolution talk makes me think of Rupert Sheldrake’s morphic resonance which was dismissed as pseudo science. Maybe it is or maybe we haven’t understood it. But it is so damn interesting. I think there’s definitely something to it.

@surfside75

Жыл бұрын

A gift to human kind💙 We are so close to finding that this is all a digital creation of some kind. Most are afraid to go there though 😐

@josho816

Жыл бұрын

Really cute too

@The_Primary_Axiom

Жыл бұрын

@@surfside75 Did you know all the data in the world can fit into 20 grams of dna ? That’s a teaspoon. A teaspoon of dna can store mankind’s entire internet data plus every other data. Each persons DNA is a trillionth of a gram. Just think about how small technology is going to get in the future if not invisible.

I always wondered how Lex gets the guests he does. This interview has won me over, wonderful guest, Lex killed it with insightful, interesting questions, matching his passion. What a wonderful piece of content.

@jimsteen911

Жыл бұрын

Well he teaches at MIT and so I imagine it started there. He's in academia.

@moormanjean5636

Жыл бұрын

Truly

@ifyoureadthisyoudi

Жыл бұрын

@@jimsteen911 he has left academia, and he didn't really teach at MIT

One of the best Lex Fridman podcasts I've listened to so far. Michael Levin has such a thorough understanding of his fields of expertise that he is able to explain things clearly, concisely and fluently to mere mortals such as myself who listen in fascination to his knowledgeable insight.

I was led here on KZread right after listening to one of Levin's lectures. This guy is incredibly mind blowing. His experiments in biology and intelligence are hard to describe how thought stimulating. He has me as a new student today.

This one has been resurfacing in my thoughts almost daily since it aired. It expanded my thinking about so many things. The single most interesting podcast I have ever listened to.

@ustfdes

10 ай бұрын

I'm with you here. I've listened to this episode probably 4 times in two months, and I recommend it every chance I get. It is the single most mind-blowing, mind-bending and mind-opening podcast I have ever seen/heard in my life. Michael Levin is clearly only scratching the surface of his knowledge on these topics, and it's fascinating.

@RogueElement.

9 ай бұрын

💯💯

@charleshazen5779

8 ай бұрын

Same, I feel the same about the amazon researcher he had on as well

Thank you so much for supplying visuals. I don't think I've been so invested and glued to a podcast before. This was so accessible.

This guy is so passionate. I typically listen to Lexs videos to help me fall asleep, but this guy is possessed. I miss that feeling

What an intelligent man. Truly remarkable the way he expressed himself and his ideas. Awesome interview

The depth on this episode is fascinating. It's like a portal into Biophysics.

It's almost 4am and my body is sending my 'self' to bed, whither I like it or not. Will resume watching as soon as my energy is recharged. Fascinating interview so far. Thanks to both of you.

@SamoaVsEverybody814

Жыл бұрын

It's 2:13am eastcoast for me n idc that I gotta b up early, totally worth it lol

@biffa1234100

Жыл бұрын

Rustybolts and his tired nuts Im right there with you bro in this morphogenic field. Night night

@misslevapor

11 ай бұрын

3:12

@Gentleman8astard

6 ай бұрын

Sending your self to bed, but your Self to the dream-space.

@lexfridman I have missed my calling and now live vicariously through these podcasts. Hard to put into words the value of your work and mission. A thousand 🙏🏼

Thank you, Lex, for having this conversation. There is so much to digest here.

Thanks Lex. I really think Lex deserves some kind of Nobel Prize or some equivalent- He is single handedly, one episode at a time, making the internet a richer, more worth while place.

@JerryMetal

Жыл бұрын

and is dedicated to spreading love-comments on Twitter

@carlitoplatanito5402

Жыл бұрын

I think Pulitzer Prize is what you are looking for and I totally agree!

@ericgraham8150

Жыл бұрын

@@carlitoplatanito5402 Actually, Pulitzer sounds spot on.

@binstas

Жыл бұрын

I love the science guests. Not really a fan of his guests lately

@ericgraham8150

Жыл бұрын

@@binstas You... I'm bummed to say I actually agree with you. He's had some guests on lately that I thought were kind of unusual choices and felt like something more suited for joe rogan or something such.

Mind blowing 3 hours of fast-paced, profound and informative conversation. Mad respect for Michael and Lex.

@danielvarga_p

Жыл бұрын

Micheal Levin work is revolutionary, I propose a theory what explains it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4aGmpSGlbPIZMo.html

It's great that you Lex have the ability to give an audience to these great minds that are chipping away at the important questions of life. You gather and supply information for the masses, You drive episodes in such a unique way. I have found so many interesting people from your youtube channel. Fantastic, Keep up the great work/life.

It makes me feel like my cells are going to jump off & start running around doing each their own thing. I hope I'm not dying!

Sweet! You had him on. This dude's work is Noble Prize worthy 100%. Potential electrical gradients of tissue signals tissue growth patterns....

@philanthropicnightmare1206

Жыл бұрын

couldn't wait for lex to have him on. my lucky day

@Vaeldarg

Жыл бұрын

Heard about the electrical gradient thing before being applied to flatworms, including making them grow multiple heads. Think that was the "planarian" he mentioned. It looked like a big thing for regenerative medicine, but can you guess how it was used? In a talk about improving digital neural networks. (facepalm)

This definitely needs way more views, I've already watched it 4 times and I know I'm not alone, I feel like the view count is not representative of the real number of humans who have seen this. Absolutely fascinating. I'd say it's up there with the first Joscha Bach as fave episode of all time.

His ability to convey his knowledge is amazing. Hanging on every word.

This episode is amazingly mind-bending...I love how Dr. Levin explains the incredible collective intelligence of biology and thus, Nature. We, as humans need to be humbled and learn from this. Thanks, Lex!

Lex NEVER fails to ask my question for me, or to expand on a concept and clarify it for me. Just before I am about to pause the conversation to google something that was said, Lex does that work for me in a very fluid manner which enhances my listening/learning experience.

This was insanely good! Never knew biology was this interesting. Michael's passion and excitement really radiates through. Thank you!

@danielvarga_p

Жыл бұрын

Micheal Levin work is revolutionary, I propose a theory what explains it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4aGmpSGlbPIZMo.html

@appsenence9244

Ай бұрын

U see 1 million different ways for life to solve life's problems and u think it would be not interesting? Now that's interesting

I am so in love with hearing passionate educated people speak on their areas of interest. Wow.

Half-way through the podcast and I've already learnt so much, have to pause, google and write down every 10 min Also biofeedback (especially in combination with hypnosis) is such a real thing, I truly believe its the future of medicine, Thank you Michael and Lex! I'll work hard to have conversations with each of you one day :)

I have to join most people in saying that this episode in just nuts. This podcast constantly boosts my already high hunger for following people of exceptional intelligence, and Michael here seems like a person you would have the most amazing conversation with. So thankful that people like him are receiving the time in the light that they deserve

It feels overwhelming how easy the access to the top brilliant minds of our time got. This man is talking about edge-cutting science while I am eating my breakfast in the kitchen. I feel nothing but deep gratitude.

@joejones9520

Жыл бұрын

the internet is the most amazing human invention of all time, people who yearn for the days before it are silly. Im not even a computer person, in fact I hate using computers but the info is incredible.

@redyican5341

Жыл бұрын

@@joejones9520 Internet is the nervous system of humanity or AI that will or already taken over

I usually get a great return from my time with Lex, but this will be watched a few times before I actually can grasp all the concepts here... mind blown!!!! Thank you and Dr. LEVIN

This episode should be turn into a Movie, just mind boggling

What an absolutely AMAZING episode Lex! Thank you so much! What an overwhelmingly intensely interesting guest. So brilliant !!!! 👏 👏

Listening to Michael Levin is a delight. Well done Lex.

I keep coming back to this video. Every time i watch it, i get some new perspectives i haven't considered. It is truly marvellous that in the current wasteland of commercialism i get to listen to this for free

This was such an amazing experience to get to watch this interview! It blows my mind, and inspires me to realize how much I don’t know!! Thank you both very much for everything you do!!!

1:32: 14 Not only does Michael Levin possess an extremely bright mind, his delivery is astonishing. What I appreciate most about him is that he frequently gives examples of what he is explaining which helps the learner or listener tremendously. And here it seems he recognizes the trouble we can run into with language and old frameworks, himself, so much so that he is "developing conceptual Frameworks for understanding unconventional cognition." Brilliant~!! Thank you both for this rich, rich conversation.

@brumhelldah917

7 ай бұрын

1:32:14

@JS-jr1fo

5 ай бұрын

Dude you are cringe af… thinking that using technical terms makes you sound intelligent when all you had to say was “dr levin finds new ways to easily explain complex topics” 🙄 thats all that you said in the entire paragraph lmao

This ep was more stimulating and did more to challenge and help articulate some of my own abstract ideas and ontologies on life n agency than most of the sci-fi ive consumed. lex's podcast is a diamond mine, and this a biggun.

@steveflorida8699

Жыл бұрын

However, the origin of Life is still a mystery to materialistic scientists.

@tropicalnofruit1419

Жыл бұрын

@@steveflorida8699 materialism is miles better than any other truth seeking epistemology

@steveflorida8699

Жыл бұрын

@@tropicalnofruit1419 the values of goodness, beauty, truth, reasoning, imagination and love is not inherent materialistic machinations atoms. Materialism does not define and represent all of the human condition.

@tropicalnofruit1419

Жыл бұрын

@@steveflorida8699 all those characteristics are formed through evolutionary pressures. We have those qualities your talking about because there traits we’ve kept that increase our efficiency as a species to proliferate as individuals and communities. Can I ask? What do you subscribe to if not materialism? Creationism, theism or something similar?

@steveflorida8699

Жыл бұрын

@@tropicalnofruit1419why did Not other mammal animals through "evolutionary pressures" acquire these characteristics like us humans? I will inform you again. Values like love, goodness, beauty and truth are not inherent in atoms. Just like Life is not a materialistic endowment. The source is not lifeless molecules. When one comes to realization, that the human condition and nature are more than mere physical matter. Then One's philosophy of Life needs to adjust and reflect reality. Surely, to seek, find and know the source will enhance the mortal journey and discover a new future.

Awesome work as ever Lex! Love the energy. So much juice in so many of your pod-grammes!

A side of the terrors that happen, I love the time we are living in. So many brilliant people, that you, also brilliant, talk to, Aleksei. I hope Konstantin Batygin will return amongst your guests. Thank you!

This is one of the most interesting episodes so far. So nice to hear someone deep in a field of study converse with someone who can analytically keep up in the conversation.

All seriousness, this is one of the best talks so far... And you have had some absolutely phenomenal conversations Lex... Holy smokes man

Thank you Lex and Michael for his time. That was a truly incredible journey.

The world is a much better place with Lex Fridman in it (I was going to say 'the internet' but I believe he is *actually* changing the world through education, understanding, curiosity and kindness 💗)

Hey Lex! I’ve been following your progress for a few years now. From the first time I seen you on Rogan, I knew you were a truly fascinating person. I know you have struggled with negative comments in the past, so I wanted to leave a kind and loving one! Your work in robotics, is nothing less than cutting edge, but your work on humanity is nothing short a revolution. You bring minds together that really DO HAVE THE POWER TO CHANGE THE WORLD. Thank you for all the amazing people you have introduced me to. You have broadened my knowledge base, by an infinite margin. The single coolest part for me is to watch the literal tables turn before my eyes, as I see the true intellectuals, becoming modern day rock stars…. Or Doc stars, for our context. Thanks again for all you do my friend! I’m a huge fan, and I look forward to see where you take these conversations in the future! Lastly….. bro!!!!! Fuck the haters!!!

He is thinking so far in the future, and trying to bring it to our time frame. Such important work, thank you and your team for such dedication.

This conversation gives me so much hope and excitement for the future.

Keep going Ryan, glad to be on tbis ride with you and the community

This to me is the most relevant conversation of the year. The implications of the concepts discussed can not be overstated.

Best episode yet. Almost an hour in, and I haven't gone 5 consecutive minutes without hearing something completely revelatory. I feel like I could write a philosophy textbook now, but a) There's still 2 hours left in the podcast (!), and b) I would just be regurgitating and dressing up Michael Levin's ideas. I definitely plan to follow up on him and his research after this.

Thank you! This is one of the most interesting podcasts/conversations I have seen in my life. It has too many amazing ideas for one watch, so I think I'll have to rewatch it later.

I've watched this three times in a row, and took notes the third time. Some of these ideas are really applicable to forensic psychology.

"What do you call it when you put a cheese on toast?" That was absolutely poetry.

@2ndfloorsongs

Жыл бұрын

A "Lexism" if you will.

@ukeedge2761

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful!

@oncedidactic

Жыл бұрын

What words could possibly reach the ideal that is cheese on toast.

This was the most incredible of the interviews on this channel I've seen. Mind boggling, but not because it was difficult to follow. Michael Levin explained everything at the perfect level

What a deep, informative and thought-provoking interview. Thank you!

Such good advice in this video! I have known hundreds of business owners and that advice is pure gold! Loved how he really looks inward and has embraced change to improve his situation.

Lex, you are an absolute gem of a human being.

Michael has such a breadth & depth of knowledge. I'd also highly recommend following him on Twitter!

@douglaurasmith3904

Жыл бұрын

I have enjoyed your interview with Dr. Levin on multiple occasions. Both you and Lex did a great job of asking insightful questions that allowed Dr. Levin to expound beyond his standard dialog. Thank you.

@materialobject2412

Жыл бұрын

His Twitter presence is also deeply understated and personal. A fantastic source of book recommendations too.

Commenting just to draw attention to this interview again. Still one of the most important discussions I have listened to in years.

Wow. I love the format, content and worthy of the viewers time. Pleasantly informative and expands our awareness, thanks

I haven’t even gotten to listen yet but I’m so excited for this interview I literally clapped my hands together, jumped up and down, and squealed gleefully…

@ashhempsall9803

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your important contribution

@alberteinstein3078

Жыл бұрын

It's good 👍

@scorps192

Жыл бұрын

Deary me. Smh.

@steveflorida8699

Жыл бұрын

However, the origin of Life is still a mystery to materialistic biologists and scientists.

@steveflorida8699

Жыл бұрын

@@ThatGuy-kz3fx if Life (living organisms) is not inherent in atoms and lifeless molecules, then surely Life comes from Life the source of Life. A living intelligent universal being. Therefore, to seek, find, and know that Life Being will unravel cosmic mysteries. And reveal the higher purpose of human personalities' journeys and the values of living.

God I love this episode. I've watched it several times. Michael Levin's way of thinking is the true key to our future. Whether its computers, AI, medicine, sociology, or philosophy, all the big ideas of the future are going to be rooted from this man's work.

@spleendideed

Ай бұрын

same here. just check his blog to even dig deeper, if you have not already :)

I did not expect to comprehend so much of this episode but somehow managed for the most part🤣 One of my fav episodes. Lex has been killing it. ✌️

this is def the most mind blowing thing ever. this man is in another entire plane of intelligence. And lex is just following along asking pretty deep question. Unreal.

This is the most fascinating conversation I've ever heard.

Of all the podcasts I have seen or heard, this is by far the most interesting one ever. What insight, intellect and vision Michael Levin possesses. Blew my mind.

Incredible podcast! Thank you for not dumbing the substance of your discussions down too much Lex. As a former biochemist and now physician, I learned a ton from this guest. I really appreciate the novel perspectives on biology and philosophy that are discussed here.

Thank You for thisss! That was a riveting three hours👀 I put on a pair of wireless headphones and cleaned my floors and steam cleaned my carpet while listening...this podcast made the work bearable.❤

@WordToMomsYo

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha.. this is exactly how I psych myself up for mindless weekend chores

This was an incredible conversation. Thank you for sharing it with us!

I absolutely love your conversations, I am so happy I found your KZread channel. I've been listening to all sorts of stuff. Perfect way to wind down for the night.❤

I'm not even halfway through and i already gained a whole new perspective on everything.This is amazing Levin is legit a genius,thank you Lex 😃

@twinflame4618

11 ай бұрын

What prospective, idiot. You are still hungry and mortal

Lex, this might be one of your best podcasts

@tutupuff6359

Жыл бұрын

If it’s groundbreaking science you want, this is the channel. Excellent.

I love every time when Lex thinks of the layman listening should pay attention to what has just been said (or simply to buy some time processing the large amount of information), he breaks the complex explanation and goes "isn't that wild/amazing" kind of meta-questions w bro vibes 👊

This guy is next level. A scary breadth of understanding of so many disciplines. I love how he's completely not afraid to go against the received dogma of those disciplines

Dr. Michael Levin is amazing! Great interview Dr. Fridman! So much knowledge I've gotta watch this a couple times.

Listen to 5 minutes...repeat 10x to understand...continue...repeat

@cliffordchase319

26 күн бұрын

Hey... youu know there is no other way. This is collective knowledge in science. These are the most brilliant minds on earth. It's not simple but no science is. Imagine if they added in basic high school biology ... 99% of the audience would be lost in 60 seconds. The beauty here is general language ... no equations... let's be grateful for this as is.

Lex, the way your mind connects dots is amazing. Proud of you and wish to meet you one day just to see it I’m person. Thank you.

This man is telling us about the future. Thank you both.

@Spaceadventure2

Жыл бұрын

Born too soon.

@beukeboom3879

Жыл бұрын

First time watching him 30 seconds ..... wow!!! I'm enjoying every second I'm watching!

@VperVendetta1992

Жыл бұрын

Not just telling it, he's creating it. Future Nobel prize winner for sure.

@DM100

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully not.

One of the best episodes yet Sir Lexington. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate what you’re doing. I mean I could, but I’d get all mushy. You provide my old brain with its daily workout, and this episode was like leg day. Thank you my friend.