Is no one gonna point out that Russell's a way better moderator than 99% of journalists and academics that interview him nowadays?

@Roy-mk9zl

4 жыл бұрын

The way he spoke about 'time' and wrapping up. He reads a lot. That's why.

@goingplaces0X

4 жыл бұрын

He's far more intelligent, articulate, and less constrained by convention than most journalists, especially in the U.S. Definitely.

@yixe2253

4 жыл бұрын

@@goingplaces0X "especially in the U.S. Definitely" How about you fuck off with your generalization, you're a dimwit.

@yeltre179

4 жыл бұрын

100% agree with you!

@malachi5813

4 жыл бұрын

Totally

Russel Brand did a really good job here. He made the interview light and enjoyable, and at the same time probed Yuval to go deeper into his ideas than I've seen him go in other interviews.

@sadhguru-mybestinsights7122

5 жыл бұрын

Harshit Malhotra, -thank's for your comment, I do agree, he did a very good job. I believe he is MUCH cleverer than he thinks himself.

@CandidDate

5 жыл бұрын

I love it when Russell goes into his hypnotic "rhythmless rants." Like he's channelling God. (Or he'd make a good Manic Street Preacher)

@davem.6481

5 жыл бұрын

I first had some aversion against Russel Brand, haha. But yeah during the interview it changed to appreciation of his absolute great moderation.

@ivanbustamante1979

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I dont agree. He was trying to be brilliant but the guest was the star, please Have this in mind.

@joanferguson4169

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a pity Russell Brand doesn’t address his huge ego , yes he is clever but it makes his personality overpowering

not sure why I didn't like Russell Brand in the past - this man is a brilliant interviewer! Respect.

Oh how I love Russell Brand. Listen to him praise the students for the quality of their questions. He is such a great example of raising each other up!

@michaeltsung9741

2 жыл бұрын

Russell is controlled opposition, working against the good of humanity.

Brief summary: - Rather than being "exploited", most of the people could be "irrelevant"to the monetary part of the society (such as currently homeless humans) - If Artificial intelligence will know you better than you it can predict and/or shape your moves - Philosophical questions (such as: "what is human") have a sort of urgency to address. - If you want to have an impact, joining or creating some organizations could be helpful (human animal is stronger when they co-op) - Focus is the key (distraction distorts your reality) - Learn how to learn. The question is "how do I find my way in enormous amount of information"? -Start with a question relevant to your life (such as: Why men dominates woman in most of the societies in the last 10.000 years?; or why most humans eat other animals?). Let questions lead you into an interdisciplinary and exciting path. - Can we create a situation that we would not use the words like "irrelevant humans"? - The difference between "prophecy" and "possibility" is important. You can create better future(s)

@indovalkyrie8860

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the summary

@VeganSemihCyprus33

5 жыл бұрын

Resource Based Economy anyone? Let's search the Venus Project.

@CandidDate

5 жыл бұрын

I see a double whammy coming soon: 1. >>> more robots making more stuff, and 2. >>> more people without need for stuff --- capitalists nightmare and wet dream combined. We've got to get smart here, soon!!

@doubtingdaniel8320

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for spending your valuable time to write this brief summary and sharing it to others... SHARING IS SEXY YOU KNOW

@andrewmah5605

4 жыл бұрын

@@CandidDate 5

I would like to see you on Joe Rogan as a 3 hour discussion

@davidc8566

5 жыл бұрын

GET YUVAL ON JRE!!!

@ShaunWoodFilms

5 жыл бұрын

He has 3 amazingly dense books that could give you plenty of Yuval content to take in.

@OEHOEH100

5 жыл бұрын

great idea

@VeganSemihCyprus33

5 жыл бұрын

Resource Based Economy anyone? Let's search the Venus Project.

@harshitmalhotra4845

5 жыл бұрын

He has come on Sam Harris's Podcast twice. You might be interested in those episodes.

Ironic that KZread's algorithm hacked my mind to help me find this amazing this video.

@MsKikidarling

2 жыл бұрын

Because they are priming us for the future reality.

@aiyasasisha17

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so truuuuu

@michaelgreene7403

2 жыл бұрын

That's an hysterically apt and funny comment!! Thank you!

@serpentines6356

2 жыл бұрын

It's good to search for things sometimes that you are not interested in at all. Maybe, like the study of flies. Throw the algorithm off. Also. Shut the phone off. Don't use it all the time except for phone calls. I like flip phones myself. Read books, watch movies on DVD, and use cash to pay for as much as you can.

@franciscoreyes3857

2 жыл бұрын

KZread algo is very simple, it just collects the last keywords and the more time you spent viewing some kind of content and then it delivers the best range of option available, hitting and don’t. It is bussiness related, it didn’t wanted to help you just make you consume more content. LMAO.

To become a self-guided learner: start with Plato's dialogues on education. How do you know what you need to know, until after you've learned it? How can you tell what is true? These were considered crucial questions then, that needed urgent answers.

@asadzaman4318

2 жыл бұрын

I have answers but no body will be leave because we all learnt fake

@susidefour5257

2 жыл бұрын

@@asadzaman4318 No, you were probably taught correctly. It's quacks like this guy that wanna screw with things that should be left to your Maker 🤬

Great moderation by Russell brand he steered the conversation so well

If you allow young people to be inquisitive, creative and self-reliant, they will educate themselves throughout their adult lives. Childhood should be seen as a sacred phase of development and education as a means of the individual to empower themselves, as and when they choose to; not a punishment to be inflicted upon the unwilling until they are ready to enter the ranks of workers, bureaucrats and managers.

@lj7780

Жыл бұрын

well said

@ruthiewheat

Жыл бұрын

They don't want that...they are evil

@jak3912

Жыл бұрын

Q,miur8j

@drbob5890

Жыл бұрын

FJB AND THIS LITTLE DEMONIC SODOMITE

@jeffsullivan7378

Жыл бұрын

Truth

Yuval and Russell thank you for orchestrating a great enquiry!

I’m much more youthful and physically flexible at 63 years than I was when I was in my 30s / 40s. Please realise we may become more youthful as we gain wisdoms through life experiences 🙏💕

Some jobs are not worth saving!👍 We should start learning how to live meaningfully in the future!🤔

@neptunethemystic

5 жыл бұрын

So true! I hope this idea catches on...but I feel as a species now is the time we need to decide. Maybe it would be a good idea for people who believe this to organise together and snatch the future from the hands of the so called elites!

@daddyleon

5 жыл бұрын

*+Lucia Y* Completely agree, while I agree with the proposition that 'humans need work, its structure and its social contacts and the sense purpose/meaning it can provide' I disagree with it that it has to be work in the way we have now. garbage collection can do this, sure, but not in the best way. Maybe playing with children, or visiting a somewhat lonely aunt, or doing some handyman chores for a neighbour that can't do it all alone - maybe these things should be considered 'work', and better work at that, that some of the jobs we have now. Especially if we have AI and robots doing all the tedious stuff.

@marcussosa-bassillio3189

5 жыл бұрын

@@neptunethemystic Amen👏 🌍)🌓(☀

@VeganSemihCyprus33

5 жыл бұрын

Resource Based Economy anyone? Let's search the Venus Project.

@carlosbelo9304

5 жыл бұрын

Most jobs are total crap, created only to keep running in the same wheel every god dam day.

Coming to this in 2020 - isolated and away from my kids thousands of km away.....My son chose to read Theology. I had read Law, Politics and Economics and retain a keen interest in these areas. I had discouraged his choice and questioned it. I was probably wrong.

It seems to me that the purpose of life is to contribute to Society, and do good things. And the purpose of education is to learn how to interpret and understand the World. Students need to learn the "language" of the World. They need a good, solid, understanding of the basics. Then they can adapt to anything, and be better prepared to contribute.

@leonardoferrari4852

10 ай бұрын

​@MY_AI_COVERSthe genus homo has always been comprised of social animals

53:28 The way Russel Brand raises the energy in the room is fascinating!

@adrianseanheidmann4559

3 жыл бұрын

He got the power.

13:26 Surprising he doesn‘t even mention the need to completely re-invent school and „teaching“. This is where our brains are today being formed to be inflexible and put all the focus somewhere other than our subjectively experienced reality.

@jonnyholmberg

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Fun fact: I taught 16-19-year-olds for more than 40 years. I always cringed at the inflexible system, but did everything in my power to focus on the only thing that matters: guiding young people into the wonderful realm of thinking for yourself as free, responsible, critical, curious, flexible human beings. There are, and have been, many of us teachers who have done this through the the years. Not all soldiers in the army of indoctrination have only obeyed orders, but we have used school as a platform to do what is possible. If you haven’t met teachers like this, I feel sorry for you. It IS possible to do a lot of good from within a system. A bit tricky, perhaps, but hey, everything that matters is. At least people should try to do what they can while waiting for some better educational system to arise. The points they made in this video about lifelong learning focused on your own deep questions was brilliant, imho.

@chicawhappa

Жыл бұрын

This guy is just a big liar.

@melisentiapheiffer3034

Жыл бұрын

@@chicawhappa motivated by money. Evil monster.

Oh I wish I wasn’t old already...I’m so curious about the future.

@user-zu5sp7wx2g

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry, but I'm going insane with curiosity. How old are you?

@sunpromises3806

5 жыл бұрын

Don't worry, you'll experience the future through different eyes :)

@GwenP00L3

4 жыл бұрын

Im mid 20s thinking about 1-2 decade ahead. meanwhile generations younger than me are ....

@injujuan8993

4 жыл бұрын

@@sunpromises3806 Thank you, mate. Whoever you are, I'm grateful for your comment

@sueharper581

3 жыл бұрын

Age doesnt stop you being curious or changing im 65 still changing thinking about starting a open university course to open up my life choices

I like watch you. I training my English and learn new things about past, present and future of humanity. Greetings from Brazil.

Other than how much i enjoyed this lecture, i just cant get enough of how pleasant the stage illumination is. There is something very meditative about the colors present in that room.

"You know philosophers are very very patent people,they can argue for thousands of years about some ethical dilemma without resolution."🤣🤣🤣

@bossgd100

Жыл бұрын

😂

I love when they tell it deep and passionate of Humankind is very important us to know it🍃

This guy's energy & speech isn't the same here as when he's talking to the Elites. He did say "They" told him to tone it down.

But you figured it out on your own yuval ,that's introspection and it's what causes people to grow and develop into wise , natural human beings whose true calling is to become aware , empathetic, and understanding teachers whose wisdom is passed down to others in the hope we become closer to our source

I was born in 1952 . I had redesigned my life over and over again perhaps 15 times. And at the time I had no idea about AI and adapting to new conditions. I still think all the adaptations I had to come up with was nothing personal. It was not about me. If any individual finds adapting to the new circumstances I do not have the heart to tell them that they do not have what it takes. I do not think not everyone has to be that flexible. I do not think that We have any right to demand ways to treat everyone as if they have to change at any given moment of their life. No. I feel that some people cannot change that fast and we have to find ways to create a system that is kinder and more gentle to some of the people if they cannot adopt fast enough. This is the critical point. Let's not forget we humans care for children, physically sick or handicapped , mentally not ready, psychologically fragile. We have to find ways so we do not push them around. This is a humane way. Disadvantaged groups of any humans or any other organic life must be treated with this in mind.

@araratqarachatani3806

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your words

@Louis13XIII

3 жыл бұрын

Not going to happen since lazy people will exploit this

@fredgarvinMP

3 жыл бұрын

This makes sense to you because you are a good person. Yuval will never get it, we're "biochemical phenomena" to him.

@l.w.paradis2108

2 жыл бұрын

Why is "adapting to new circumstances" a good thing? Far too vague. Is it a handicap to refuse to "adapt" to the hacking he is describing? I can think of a way to resist algorithms -- it may not work every time, but I already know it works many times: do NOT function in a single language. That alone builds your resistance to manipulation.

@64jcl

2 жыл бұрын

I am sure people will participate in the rat race in varying degrees of interest and no doubt reap the benefits from it accordingly. What's important is there to be a system to handle those who are unable to take part of it for many different reasons. The problem I think is that those people are often tossed in the group of people who don't want to participate out of sheer laziness which makes e.g. UBI (Universal Basic Income) quite impossible to get through any government. But the fact that the future will have so much automation that it will be hard for many to find jobs, means people need some kind of security through UBI types of programs, and the acceptance that some people find their own way to participant through sharing creative work or social work. I am sure as the amount of work people actually need to do in order to have a normal life falls to zero, these things will be impossible to ignore unless governments actually want half of their population as homeless people. It will however be interesting to see what the psychological effect will be for people who are trained in the old "work for pay" model we all live by now.

Russell Brand makes it sound like developing self-awareness and self-knowledge is something that happens outside of work. Nothing could be further from the truth. Work is one of the best places to acquire self-knowledge. And self-knowledge is essential to being successful in your work. The same is true in education. Better academic performers tend to have better awareness of their own strengths and weaknesses and the strategies that work for them.

@elizabethtencer7950

Жыл бұрын

not Russell but Yuval

Muchas gracias por este tipo de espacios, claves para mover a la reflexión y por supuesto a la reflexión.

It’s one thing for me to understand who I am through an algorithm, it’s quite another thing for POWER to have this information.

Great intent, interesting conversation. These two should meet again.

@dancelittlesquire

5 жыл бұрын

They've met once before for Russell's podcast Under the Skin. I believe Yuval is appearing on the podcast yet again in the upcoming second series.

Hey Russell, Keep on Keeping on

This is such a great interview!

so good that for Russell they put subtitles, I have a chance to keep up :D

I told my daughter that the greatest quality to cultivate for the future is being a Samaritan. Learning to willingly share misery.

@Louis13XIII

3 жыл бұрын

You are an abusive parent hopefully she abandons you when you need her

@noodletropic

3 жыл бұрын

@@Louis13XIII Lyyli meant, have sympathy. Which enables one to gain understanding and perhaps extend some kindness.

The Netflix series Black Mirror comes to mind

Russell Brand is so well spoken it’s insane

@elvinimali706

2 жыл бұрын

He's quite poetic, but not as economical with his words as Yuval. Harari packs so much information and wisdom into his sentences, it really is a pleasure to listen to him.

@bobwah

2 жыл бұрын

He is, however, I feel sometimes he is pushing his thinking rather than asking open questions by using "isn't it" rather than "do you think".

@satoshinakamoto7253

2 жыл бұрын

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@64jcl

2 жыл бұрын

It's at least very clear he is gobbling up every point that Harari has just uttered and repeats a lot of them in a different and more direct language that makes it fascinating to listen to. Harari is ofc a fantastic speaker too and no doubt one of the most important philosophers we have today in my humble opinion.

@juliabeck1717

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobwah but don’t forget that Harari is talking in his 2nd language.

Muy interesante lo abordado. Un favor en el minuto 38:06 se desactivan los subtítulos en español. Agradeceré su revisión para tener el panorama completo de la participación de Yuval con los jóvenes, preguntas que reflejan valiosas inquietudes.

Thanks for this. It's so relevant and I heard some excellent questions and I liked the way they were answered and how sometimes Brand translated or summed up Harari's answers. It made things even more clear and focussed than the talks and interviews I had watched and read in the past little while. The audience was fabulous and asked the best questions ever.

Great discussion- very honest and open! God bless!🙏☺

@michaeltsung9741

2 жыл бұрын

Yuval's actions are leading humanity in the wrong direction, for the gain of the few, at the expense of the many. Transhumanism is no friend of humanity, and Yuval is no friend of humanity.

@LindsayG199

Жыл бұрын

Read Daniel 2, the 4th Industrial Revolution was already prophesied. Iron and clay will not mix. And King Jesus is coming. Choose this day who you will serve! (And I beg you, don't choose this evil guy!)

@drbob5890

Жыл бұрын

Yuval worships lucifer

@derp8575

Жыл бұрын

@@LindsayG199 It's crazy just how many people are blind.

Everyone is of value and redeemable

I love Russel's comments at the end.

After reading his two books : Sapiens and Homo Deus, I really admire the way he' s thinking about the past, future and especially these current global problems. He gives a clear picture for possible solutions about global issues. I am interesting in watching his speech.

@VeganSemihCyprus33

5 жыл бұрын

Resource Based Economy anyone? Let's search the Venus Project.

@deepankarroy774

4 жыл бұрын

@@VeganSemihCyprus33 you should also read his third book

@burricat9615

4 жыл бұрын

Which should I read first out of three?

@Roy-mk9zl

4 жыл бұрын

@@burricat9615 Sapiens. Of course. It will obliterate the mind.

@Angel-jq5ji

3 жыл бұрын

True and im interesting too.

More people should read Yuval's books.

@uknasa007

3 жыл бұрын

@The Paraclete why is that?

@uknasa007

3 жыл бұрын

which one you reccommend

@uknasa007

3 жыл бұрын

@The Paraclete what's Jesus got to do with him? I don't understand

@uknasa007

3 жыл бұрын

@The Paraclete not really. He didn't randomly become a professor. He acquired this knowledge over time. Don't be a hater

@eden5260

3 жыл бұрын

@@uknasa007 yeah I also talk to myself sometimes buddy :)

Excellent presentation and Russell was a brilliant choice!

excellent questions here! thank you !

Russle has fantastic skill to change attitude during discuss of very serious topics using a drop of humor, fabulous guy!

This guy Harari is nuts! Just nuts!

Cheers! From Central America. Guatemala City!

Lucy, with an extremely important question.

Those kids questions were incredibly smart.

@michellehoman6503

3 жыл бұрын

It will be a world without God. How scary.

@satoshinakamoto7253

2 жыл бұрын

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@andresbarriga5305

2 жыл бұрын

@@satoshinakamoto7253 About what?

Russell is a good moderator 🔥🙌🏿

Once the old are valued intrinsically in society no one can be left behind.

I love your mind Russell....thank you for your wisdom and how you communicate it....

@michaeltsung9741

2 жыл бұрын

Russell is controlled opposition, working against the good of humanity.

Brilliant discussion compliments to Yuval and Russell, well done guys!

@cindyavalos6200

2 жыл бұрын

This is not a discussion, this is what’s called a persuasive argument on both sides. If you don’t see that, they’ve already taken your free will, telling you what to think and how to choose 😉 For example, in a new speech Hurari said that ppl will be considered two classes- worthless & usable. In California they are saying parents have no full rights to their children but the government has supreme power over our children. So he said parenting will be paid but they way CA is heading what I’m seeing is that parenting will be paid if you raise your kids the way the government tells you to raise your kids only.

@lucasvanrosmalen5385

2 жыл бұрын

@@cindyavalos6200 I don't get it, in my country we are free to discuss different opinions, there is no interference from anybody whatsoever. And as a parent I try to raise my children open-minded but sceptical and not blind obedient to authority.

@lucasvanrosmalen5385

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nepomukje I am still part of a democracy, it may be that it is not the best functioning one but at least I can say that in public and a lot of people do their best to make it work. And yes the government makes mistakes and some politicians lie. But I think the majority is sincere, and better then a commercial corporation or a dictator. But

@scorpionformula

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucasvanrosmalen5385 if only it was actually like this

@derp8575

Жыл бұрын

@@cindyavalos6200 Glad to see someone here who's awake.

i appreciate russell's question at 38:00 "how did you learn?" and yuval's answer about following his curiosities relevant to his life

I love Russell Brand! ❤️ he's so able to take it down to earth.

Smart-ass kids though.. Really impressed by their questions

@satoshinakamoto7253

2 жыл бұрын

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Really great to see an interviewer actually interested in the answers delivered.

I read one of the books by Mr. Harari and I say that is Terrible our future. From Venezuela Comunist...

Thankyou Russell u are a breath of fresh air!

Thoroughly enjoyed this discussion. Russel endeared himself with his enquire game mind.

The question around 28:09 about “useless people” became incredibly pertinent during the pandemic. Essential vs non-essential workers. What profession was deemed essential was at times quite interesting e.g. florists (not saying they shouldn’t be).

@edelweissdupreez3034

2 жыл бұрын

I find it strange in the context of the Great Reset that they intend to tell us who we are and that we are useless. I’m also starting to feel Brand is a part of this movement.

@derp8575

Жыл бұрын

It was the largest upward transfer of wealth in history. It had nothing to do with safety.

yuval,s voice is clear and easy to understand

Being aware of where awareness goes is useful.

@horustrismegistus1017

Жыл бұрын

Self governance rather than impulse gratification.

Profesor Arari thank you for all the knowledge that you share with us. I´ve read all your books and they are a guide for me. Thank you

@susidefour5257

2 жыл бұрын

WTF??? You like psychopaths and God haters???

@leighparr7961

Жыл бұрын

Try picking up a Bible and then you'll understand this revolting aberrations whole plan for humanity and the consequences. Transhumanism is not a new phenomenon it's all been done before by evil, twisted creatures like Harari.

Bothersome!! What about learning through living a journey called life?!

Have to say Mr. Brand does a fine job in this interview.

With regard to the school system and information flooded into the system thank you Russel for putting the question to him personally

Great discussion! Thank you. Yuval said early in his talk that we should look to our governments to ensure that the youth of today receive the kind of education they need to survive in the future. I would suggest that national politicians are likely to be the future 'useless people'. My government (in Africa) has done nothing to help the people. All it has done is line the pockets of the politicians. Education is already being re-engineered today by the private sector - Udacity, Coursera come to mind. There are huge changes taking place through these and other similar organisations and their association with universities around the world. So the future of the youth of today depends on THEM. Thomas Friedman in his book 'Thank You for Being Late' suggests that the previous 'digital divide' between the educated and the lesser educated has gone and the new divide is the Motivational Divide. The youth of today need to be intrinsically motivated (and overcome the natural laziness that Yuval tells us about) and learn, and keep learning. What they need to know is WHAT to learn, then learn it with the help of the Internet, organisations like Udacity, Khan Academy, Coursera and coaches and mentors (teachers in the world of yesterday). Schools also need to embrace these changes.

@thothpunt5188

5 жыл бұрын

I've often found people who that either brought up in an elite school or those who leave an area (due to lack of opportunities) and goto a place with opportunity , or those with authoritarian parents from low income backgrounds - grab opportunities, work hard and often do well (often times , fair better than the indigenous population (eg many polish who go to the UK).

@steveelmaleh

2 жыл бұрын

The true motive of this man is to hack people. 👿

one of the most inspiring mind today...

Humanity’s main strength is the creation of massive systems of trust.

Thank you so much, for sharing... 🍀

Somehow I just realised that I'm quite on the right way as a teacher, doing more and more relaxation techniques, art and reading + writing poems with my students at school... :) Thanks for this most inspiring interview and Q+A!

@derp8575

Жыл бұрын

You do realize that Harari wants you either enslaved or dead, right?

Great conversation. I'll get my teenagers to sit and listen and discuss. This needs to be shared with the youth (under 18) of today. Thanks

@adamadappa

5 жыл бұрын

Same thought here, being sharing Harari's lectures and talks with my nieces for the last two days. Really hope to start a conversation and hear their thoughts on all of this

@centurion6378

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah get them to take light from a person who likes to get it in the back door, where there is no light.

@CreatingChaos

2 жыл бұрын

Feel free to chsnge your mind. Time and again

@scorpionformula

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah show them this to warn them of the digital Dictatorship that is heading our way and the likes of Yuval affiliated with the World Economic Forum who keep simulating our reality are the ones and more who are behind it. Show them to follow the money because that's the way the world works. I have a PDF of all companies who invested in the clot shot .. they all should be held ACCOUNTABLE for their crimes over the last 2 years.. But hey ho.. the masses love to have a saviour other than having to do anything themselves for even themselves.

@centurion6378

2 жыл бұрын

@@scorpionformulablack rock holds half of the world assets or maybe more and yet you don't see that on the news, why because they own all the news, bill Gates and Elon musk they are so small compare to black rock like I'm compare to Elon musk money and yet they are portrait as the world most rich people, what a joke of a world

This thing is influencing n filling these youths brain with coo coo.

One thing I am totally agree that spirituality is more relavent today then ever before. But I am not worried about future of human race, you all should listen to J Krishnamurti, an indian spiritual guide, his talks available on youtube, he is not alive but his talks are worth to listen.

'love this very much! (Well... as everything by Yuval Noah Harari, in fact. 'feeling really less lonely. Because also, seeing many other like-minded people throughout the world, after all. It gives hope. Thank you!)

What a black heart Yuval has.

The MC is really funny and lead the talk smoothly!

enjoyed this meaningful coversation ..trying to digest & ponder..

22:29 Russell CAN'T stop nodding his head: 22:46 "Yes"... Me: Hahahahaha

The advice to young learners is what I needed the most right now. Thanks yuval and russel.

@scorpionformula

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣 they are apart of the problem They do nothing to help stop ethical wrongs. They just tell you what is coming. If you ever watched Yuval Harari.. he repeats this same presentation over the last 7 years He actually reminds me of watching Ghislaine Maxwell speech on TerraMar .. her country .. an online website.. lmfao I know .. these people are crazy.

@michaeltsung9741

2 жыл бұрын

Yuval's actions are leading humanity in the wrong direction, for the gain of the few, at the expense of the many. Transhumanism is no friend of humanity, and Yuval is no friend of humanity.

@leighparr7961

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeltsung9741 absolutely correct, this twisted little man is part of the corrupt cabal planning the "depopulation" of 6.5 billion "useless eaters". He's describing a dystopian combination of 1984 and A Brave New World reject him and his antichrist owners.

@G_Demolished

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeltsung9741 *In your opinion

@michaeltsung9741

Жыл бұрын

@@G_Demolished Yes, that's right. Feel free to tell us why you think transhumanism is a good thing, if that is what you think.

Old parents can provide intrinsic stress relief .

Uma conversa franca com capacidade de dar-nos oportunidade de pensar o futuro a partir do presente com perspectiva ser sujeito na história.

@dianak0691

3 ай бұрын

We should do everything in our power to stop his horrific vision of this algorithmic technology.

''maybe you still don't know you are gay but coca cola knows it''

mankind is walking backwards into the future, we mistake involution for evolution and increasing complexity for progress.

Great conversation, interesting topic

Great explain

One needs to be a regular meditator like Yuval to have the clarity he has about the desirable destiny of the human race.

@milky_joh6281

2 жыл бұрын

The bloke is pure evil

@Grendelmonster8u

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe desirable to you but don’t assume it is a desirable destiny for humans. In fact, it’s dystopian, invasive, soulless and is becoming a technological Frankenstein, perhaps. Why would it be a desirable destiny? Who would benefit? Do you want technological parents? Do you want to fully autonomous or not? Is it a life of freedom? I think not.

@Grendelmonster8u

2 жыл бұрын

@@milky_joh6281 Just testing some YT things, would you be so kind to let me know if you see my previous comment here? Btw, I don’t think he is “pure evil” as that is a strong word I reserve for sociopaths and narcissists. I am seeing some connections and his involvement in things not related to his academic field…who he has discussions with, where he’s given talks, why he’s been repeating this technology stuff for 4-5 years even though it’s not new information. I’m also wondering why when he talks about the current invasive technology, future technology, etc., what the psychological and societal effects would likely be considering how people feel now. He’s leaving things out of his discussions. He’s talking to some anti-freedom people, to put it simply.

Is it just me or anyone else surprised at how well Russell Brand moderated this discussion! At first I was like why a Hollywood star, why?But he actually gave such insight with his questions and he was knowledgeable enough to give examples and steer the conversation in an interesting way with his probing/challenging questions.

@Knowledge-College

2 жыл бұрын

He has nearly 6 million subscribers go watch his KZread channel he covers v important issues

@marycrutcher352

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen other interviews Russel has done & he does do them very well. He is intelligent with an enquiring mind. He's good at picking up on ethical points of concern.

@zaidamora1

Жыл бұрын

I didnt recognize him. Really I belived he was a young and good Phylosophy profesdor. I think he must change the road and focus and. To study Phylosophy. Really i saw he enjoy this themes and to teach and learn of youngs

@valdarogan5238

Жыл бұрын

Russell Brand has an amazing intellect.....love the way he keeps saying “humans” when someone wants to ask a question....no doubt a subtle dig at the guy onstage with him who wants to insert AI into humans. Harare is a trans humanist/eugenicist.

Russel Brand has a beautiful mind

As I am not a greek historian, I must inquire as to whether dear Socrates , walking barefoot through his city, posing questions to passerbys, formulating opinions based on various conversations and generally spending his days running away from his wife and enjoying his day posing questions and engaging in discussions with people, if he was one of those " useless" people? We certainly know from history that many artists (Van Gogh for example) were not considered " valuable" to his political or economic surroundings. My point..there is a place for those misaligned within their society and I think we must constantly be reminded of this in light of " efficiency" glorification in our present day lives.

"Tools to map the reality or tools to construct the map " . Harari sir , even I feel that way.

I'm so proud of these kids and I don't even know them 🥺

Very well explained...!!!

I am listening what you are understanding. I am listening what you are talking and speaking. I am listening what people aware while listening what you are speaking about our planet who is quiet suffering from Human's behaviour. I am listening what the river is silently. flowing down without water. I am listening what the mountain is patiently without saying. I am listening what is our tropical forest closing eyes for human destroying everyday. I am listening when you are answering my inviting you to another part of our earth (Southeast Asia where there are many tribal now is suffering and calling for help). A DI DA PHAT - 'Cho đi là còn mãi' from my grandson said!

Wonderful interview... the host was excellent

I don't like the idea of scrambling to stay useful to the system. How about scrambling to take care of ourselves now.

@inajosmood

5 жыл бұрын

Form a group and create that future :)

@joyborazjani2355

5 жыл бұрын

Srbistanik 01 Believe me, I understand that. My hope is that we all shift as much as we can towards a different system we will do it. My dream is sustainable living but I have not accomplished that at all.

@BlueGiant69202

5 жыл бұрын

How about scrambling to create a new system? “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” ― Buckminster Fuller "Wealth is, then, the already organized human capability and know-how to employ the fixed, inanimate, planetary assets and omnicosmically oper- ative and only celestially emanating natural energy income in such a manner as to predictably cope with so many forward days of so many human lives by providing for their (1) protection, (2) comfort, and (3) nurturing, and for (4) the accommodation of the ongoing development by humans of their as-yet-untapped store of intellectual and aesthetic faculties, while (5) con- tinually eliminating restraints and (6) increasing the range and depth of their information-accumulating experience. " "The success of all humanity can be accomplished only by a terrestrially comprehensive, technologically competent, design revolution. This revolu- tion must develop artifacts whose energy-use efficiency not only occasions the artifacts’ spontaneous adoption by humanity, but therewith also occa- sions the inadvertent, unregretted abandonment and permanent obsoles- cence of socially and economically undesirable viewpoints, customs, and practices. " R. Buckminster Fuller, CRITICAL PATH (1981)

@thebandofbastards4934

4 жыл бұрын

@@BlueGiant69202 I am ironically working towards that.

@kforest2745

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. They’ve got people thinking that they have to follow the technology or they’ll fall behind when REALLY it’s actually YOUR DECISION to ditch it and make it useless. People can totally turn shit around they just never do because they don’t know what it means to take ownership of their own lives it doesn’t even occur to them schools don’t teach it and neither do the parents and they’ve ditched their own intuition and that’s why they make out manipulative language, as if they’re some kind of f’n boss over you when they’re not and never will be that’s your territory. People should be able to detect phoney by now. And Yuval has a responsibility to say how pathetic the industry is and I don’t hear him say that.

Thanks!

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The most enlightening conversation I have recently came across. Russell Brand is, as usual, unparallel.

@Niekomojo

2 жыл бұрын

Russel should interview him again after yuvals speech at the world economic forum recently. He’s definitely changed, or he’s starting to reveal his truest colors.

@itiszulu

2 жыл бұрын

@@Niekomojo I agree.

@scorpionformula

2 жыл бұрын

Yes world economic forum.. The driver of the problems we face