Hello you legends. Watch the full episode with Eric here - kzread.info/dash/bejne/fn6spNCMqauWhJc.htmlsi=oi7YcM0WcUBPODRW

@johnstrawb3521

10 ай бұрын

4:56 - "Completely ignorant of the physical world"? That describes the last two generations of architects (and other domains / professions), hinting this is not confined to physics. // Eric seems confused, though, by a future where having [magnanimous billionaires and benign, handholding AI] is consistent with 'too many people' serving as a plague upon the Earth, when surely all scarcity even in a 2023 (except following natural disasters and in islands in the middle of nowhere) without those things, is contrived. // Eric is also unwilling or unable to recognize that the current U.S. administration is courting WW3 almost avidly---it hardly takes a "despot" as he means it.

@classicalmechanic8914

10 ай бұрын

Eric is one of those physicists that accuse other physicists of not being in contact with the real world while doing the same as them. The truth is Eric's theories also do not have anything in common with real physics. Every good theory have to be experimentally confirmed and falsifiable. Physicists these days are elitists that invent their own particles, that they never detected, multiple universes that they could never observe and string theories that cannot be proven. Purpose of modern physics is to create a theory that cannot be disproven. The latest example of this bullsh*t science is dark matter stars. In order to explain JWST data physicists think dark matter stars can explain early universe. Since science still don't know what dark matter is, dark matter stars are perfect example how these people try to explain the unexplainable with even more unexplainable dark matter. Physicists remind me on Idiocracy where people claim Brawndo is what plants crave, because Brawndo has electrolytes. Everyone think that Brawndo is what plants crave without any skepticism or common sense, because this is the scientific dogma in Idiocracy.

@creed22solar123

10 ай бұрын

@@johnstrawb3521 👏

@Perrydog101

10 ай бұрын

Fermi's Paradox has huge implications that we will not survive the great filter. An ostrich, Eric is not.

@douglascarlson9006

10 ай бұрын

Ha! ... I've said it before and I'll say it again ... Eric Weinstein is arguably THE best interview on the planet!

“Many were increasingly of the opinion that they’d all made a big mistake in coming down from the trees in the first place. And some said that even the trees had been a bad move, and that no one should ever have left the oceans.” ― Douglas Adams

@Bluudclaat

10 ай бұрын

Especially when they are all becoming a charred dust 😅

@neutronshiva2498

10 ай бұрын

We'll probably all agree on it when we are cobweb-covered skeletons on a radioactive wasteland.

@G00N3YC4NG

10 ай бұрын

I have this thought often

@Epiousios18

10 ай бұрын

Profile picture is Tolkien, comment is a black pilled Douglas Adams quote. Interesting combo.

@PhonoDirect

10 ай бұрын

@@Epiousios18Douglas Adams would be surely very surprised to be labeled a black pill protagonist. Especially when you look at the black pill fenomena via misandric feminist description of it.

Eric always makes me feel incredibly optimistic and pessimistic at the same time.

@johnramirez5032

10 ай бұрын

Ha! Thats a intresting way to put it.

@mcihs2

10 ай бұрын

You are born, you live, you die, existence is “temporary”, make the most of it, and stop fretting about the inevitable end of the Universe…..we are stardust….our fears are our Achilles Heel…..let them go…..COVID and our reaction too it just proved that we would rather die than live life, and accept that we cannot control life, the universe, and everything….

@johnramirez5032

10 ай бұрын

@@mcihs2 reality is creation in motion. The past is just a record of what was.. Let it go and live again. . There is only now. Create it the best you know how. If you contantly dwell in the past you rob the now. Same is true of the future. Its fine to look at both but dont stay long.

@kennethgibson456

10 ай бұрын

​​@@mcihs2I actually think our response to COVID was pure fear of death and would rather live long and dull than risk death and live fully. Live on your knees than die on your feet kind of idea but with less risk of the latter for the majority of the people. Some people though should have more shielded due to increased risk factors (old, pre existing conditions etc.)

@creed22solar123

10 ай бұрын

@@mcihs2 well said, most choose the slow death of an isolated, protected bubble-man who never risks or gains anything.

I got a chemistry set for Xmas when I was a kid. The first thing I made was gun powder. Got the formula from the school library.

@shawns0762

19 күн бұрын

I watched an episode of Star Trek where Captain Kirk had to make his own weapon, he found coal, sulphur and potassium nitrate, I was making gunpowder later that day

I experienced a double benefit because at the halfway mark I realized that I understood absolutely nothing of what was going on and stopped trying.

@chrisbecker9196

Күн бұрын

I’m not so sure they do either 😂

String theory is a bottomless pit of despair. It almost feels like we've been intentionally held back. Setup a thinktank Eric, build the damn tesseract

@athreadpool

10 ай бұрын

He’s gonna build the prime radiant

@athreadpool

10 ай бұрын

It’s like Eric Weinstein is Hari Seldon and is trying to explain to the empire, or institutional powers that be, that unless they get their act together, and soon, there will be a fall. He’s predicting future harm just like Harris psychohistory

@athreadpool

10 ай бұрын

Yep

@wtvhdentertainmentpro6064

10 ай бұрын

@@athreadpool One thing might help: high entropy alloys. People are neglecting these new metal alloys and their unique properties. These should be explored much, much more. I even wrote a book about it and how it could help humanity make some alternative Kardashev scale progress, maybe in time even to omega minus level. Cool stuff to think and speculate about.

@adams303

10 ай бұрын

@@wtvhdentertainmentpro6064hahaha. Back to your room

Eric knows what’s interesting about the most technical stuff a lot of us haven’t heard about before. He needs to continue doing that.

@reinhardschmidt5140

10 ай бұрын

No, he‘s the wrong address if one is actually interested in technical stuff.

@user-yj5os4uw2n

9 ай бұрын

Very few people would understand what this guy is talking about....

@dwinsemius

7 ай бұрын

@@user-yj5os4uw2n That's exactly what Eric is counting on. He's very good at math and rather bad at physics, so he imitate being a physicist with his extra-dimensional bullshit, but it's even worse than string theory.

@mamindhive

17 күн бұрын

​@@dwinsemiusones big makes you blind to your own limitations

I'll never forget the moment in a genetics class when I really grasped the enormity of what I was learning. The ability to write in the language of life itself. The challenge in genetics isn't getting things to do what you want them to do. The challenge is reigning them in, limiting their effectiveness, making sure they only target the cells or systems you want them to target. Sometimes I feel like the field of genetics is a day-care where all the toddlers have butcher knives. The question isn't 'Can we cut something?' it's 'How do we prevent everyone from bleeding to death?'. Knowing that I had been given all the tools and knowledge I needed to be an absolute cartoon villain level of evil if I wanted with the only thing stopping me being my own morals and fear was humbling. Knowing that that same level of knowledge is available to just about anyone with no vetting process was horrifying. If I want to learn to build a bomb that can level a city, there are all kinds of hurdles I have to clear to get that sort of education, never mind getting my hands on the tools and materials to actually make it. But if I want to create an aggressively contagious form of airborne virus that massively increases the rate of cancer in somatic cell lines? All I need a moderately stocked school lab and a couple masters degree level classes. No one stops to ask if you should be taught how to do that.

@ProdavackaDivu

7 ай бұрын

Scientists found Human Immunodeficiency Virus genetic segments in the Wuhan Virus. So yeah… not a naturally found “bat” virus

@23suricata

7 ай бұрын

It’s under appreciated how much a functional biological system relies on molecular “brakes” eg protein phosphorylation or DNA based methylation.

@michaels4255

6 ай бұрын

But how does the supervillain stop the super-microbe from boomeranging against his own people?

@pinetree5489

5 ай бұрын

As we've seen over the past 4 years.

@Strategies2010

Ай бұрын

So is this somehow an anti-education comment? What's the purpose? It doesn't add anything to the conversation in my opinion. Just as freshman- and sophomore-level chemistry students learn the chemical reaction pathways necessary to synthesize amphetamines, I'm sure the same applies to any sensitive knowledge. That's why we have laws/policies against letting in, say, international students from certain countries that the U.S. generally doesn't trust, to higher education programs

Totally agree on the physics issue. It has been obvious for decades or half a century to us on the outside of academic theorizing. Dark energy? Dark matter? Tripple Bang? It has taken very little new data from Webb and other instruments to throw everything into turmoil.

@Webedunn

8 ай бұрын

I beg to differ. Think back in history. When Galileo and others were on a whole other level of thought they were seen as heretics. But they were right. This is the problem with science today. We no longer look for the right answer. We find the answer we want then the math that supports it. Another problem is it’s like we’re building a skyscraper starting on the 12th floor. Quantum mechanics is the foundation.

@benbart5711

7 ай бұрын

"they" don't want any change in Physics since the standard "model" of the 1920's.

@howeffingridiculous

6 ай бұрын

Asking physicists to fix physics is asking for the problem to be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.

@donaldduck830

6 ай бұрын

Exactly. that dude is wrong about quantum gravity being a problem, it is the frauds who push LCDM that are the problem. Imho "dark matter" is a fancy way of saying "idk".

@guruware8612

5 ай бұрын

I see, you didn't understand science as a whole, and its principles or how it works. No jwst has a chance to change that. Having proof of a flat earth too ?

This is awesome stuff. I agree with Weinstein that interplanetary ideas/investment/interest needs to be developed. However, I see one major "ghost" of a problem that follows us everywhere, despite our cleverness. And that is that we will tow our moral flaws, selfishness, greed, etc with us. So tech, education, and knowledge will ultimately do us no good until we can solve our degraded morality, and gain as much wisdom as we have knowledge. Thus far, we have used knowledge for our own lesser purposes.

@hershelfowler6257

8 ай бұрын

Morality is the line that divides mankind, love is the sacrifice necessary to save it.

@JJ33438

8 ай бұрын

i so agree with you

@RawOlympia

7 ай бұрын

indeed ~

@debbebunch9973

7 ай бұрын

AMEN! Knowledge puffeth up, but LOVE edifies...

@GeemailMailboxx

6 ай бұрын

I think it will be a prison planet for the populism whilst leaving the earth for the elites. 🤔 A fancy eugenics program.

I agree with Eric that humanity has many problems that are perhaps unsolvable. But most of the problems of humanity are a result of the nature of human psychology, not from some outside threat. We live on a habitable world that we are rendering uninhabitable. So i don't see the point in trying to escape to another world that is probably more hostile. If we can't make it on Earth, can we really do better somewhere else? Does he think only the "enlightened" will be let on the spaceship? We will only be bringing our internal problems with us. It's like trying to escape from yourself.

@hiraijo1582

10 ай бұрын

we have enough resources for everyone in this world. the problem is the few psychopaths who want everything for themselves. we could easily feed the planet but war is more profitable. the green energies will not safe but destroy the planet. the poor get poorer and the rich get richer. this happened throughout history and it will happen wherever we are.

@benxamin13

10 ай бұрын

Agree. We need to grow up, disempower the scavanger elite, and this planet may hold countless secrets yet for us to marvel on and thrive.

@MsGreenlamp

10 ай бұрын

Reminds me of Mission Serenity, lol.

@Dowlphin

10 ай бұрын

The USA are such an expression of problem escapism that was corrupted from the start, because it was the corrupt forces that managed the colonization. Capitalism had started to torment Europe, and as an escapist response the recipient of that pressure moved to America, but the capitalists were the main interest in that expansion. It's the same ancient scheme as setting mice free and then selling mouse traps.

@Chaezaa

10 ай бұрын

@@benxamin13 Every person is a danger. Not just the elite or rich. When technology becomes more and more powerful and freely available even the average Joe has the chance to screw things up. Everyone could play with crazy stuff in their basement. With 8 billion people on this planet you have 8 billion chances of somebody going big.

The fact that he says “we” may have doomed humanity says it all. Our ego is so huge that we have to take credit for our own demise.

@Morgan-yl3ou

4 ай бұрын

I agree

Downside ripple effects of our abandonment of the Transcendent doesn’t only impact our scientific progress. In what area of human endeavors can it be positively stated that we are clearly solving the problems of our existence and advancing the human project?

I heard something similar (well, actually similar) on one of Tim Pool's podcasts: He said that he once talked to a doctor of physics or a PhD student and asked him if it was true, if reality was really an entangled bubble of quantum strings, and if this theory contributed anything useful. The physicist in question sighed heavily and said that this model has a LOT of problems, but NOBODY will propose anything new or challenge mainstream science until the people who have been working on it since the 1970s have made careers out of it and are now chancellors at universities, sit on all these science committees or work as government science advisors, all die out. It hit me hard then.

@starwarfan8342

10 ай бұрын

The same thing is true of these anthropologists and paleontologists who made their career saying that the first waves of human immigration into the Americas was only 20 thousand years ago when there's evidence saying that we got here possibly 30 thousand+ years ago. But these scientists who built their careers and staked their life's work into the 20k theory won't let go until they die out

@wilee.coyote5298

10 ай бұрын

Academia is an industry.

@zabumbaman1828

10 ай бұрын

​@@johnnyjericho8472 Well, it was in time when I considered science, especially natural sciences like physics and math as "pure" - that is merit and true-pursuit based, not dumped by personal animosities and ego of few granpas. Naive I was.

@ronagoodwell2709

10 ай бұрын

So, Tim Pool (unreliable character) once actually talked to, maybe, a student or a full on PHD, who told him what he wanted to hear, and now he's telling you and you're telling us. Excuse me while I LMAO. This internet thingy will turn us all into gibbering idiots.

@stefanlish

10 ай бұрын

""Science advances one funeral at a time" - Max Planck

During the explanation on why we need to inhabit mars, weinstein goes into the “why” by describing general issues and behaviors that humans exhibit, but, wouldn’t those same character flaws still exist if we moved to mars?

@jamesj9537

10 ай бұрын

What makes him think going to a completely inhospitable wasteland will be better?

@mfiocca

10 ай бұрын

@@jamesj9537 my thoughts too. i’m not a scientist, but in my imagination a ruined earth is far better than a colonized mars. I support interplanetary travel development 100%, just not in the doom gloom name of having to “jump ship”

@dino_rider7758

10 ай бұрын

Yeah that part made no sense. He said pop is too big, at a given temporal scale, as evidenced by our ability to edit genes and cause pandemics, and therefore we need to inhabit other planets... wtf?

@Bronson737

10 ай бұрын

Yes, but there's lesser likelihood of disastrous events occurring on multiple planets at the same time. Two is better than one.

@KineticFaction

10 ай бұрын

The Expanse shows that even as a multi-planetary species humans still have the same problems we do now, just at a different scale.

Anyone remember the movie When Worlds Collide? Interplanetary ships weren't built until humanity realized it was end of line. Outside a commercial interest for profit or extreme competition such as war, there's no incentive or resources put into activities leading to new and or capable technologies.

The last minute really put everything together on that paper map/ipad analogy.

the point he makes about physics is spot on and it's such a shame that so many scientists have such a problem admitting that they were wrong. When the right person comes up with the wrong idea we all suffer until death forces them to concede and those that remain pull back the sheet that has blanketed the truth.

@andreimustata5922

10 ай бұрын

Which scientists are you referring to? It is unclear for me what it means that trying to go in different direction is wrong? I personal believe that going into interplanetary travel is a lost cause. Believing that we will be able to maintain life on Mars (or wherever) better than on Earth seems quite wild to me.

@theeddorian

10 ай бұрын

It is not simply a problem with physics. Most fields of science have been overtaken by cliques of narrow interest or of dogmatic certainty. Science is not being practiced.

@andreimustata5922

10 ай бұрын

@@theeddorianI don't believe that physics is overtaken by narrow interests or dogmatic certainty-certainly string theory is neither of these things. I have no idea which fields of science you are referring to. To me science seems to evolve at its usual pace. I don't know what you are talking about. There are some worrying signs from things related to money interests but this is about it.

@theeddorian

10 ай бұрын

@@andreimustata5922 Says an apparent dogamtist. Modern academic "science" is largely driven by how well a "scientist" can sell a research program. Because research money is limited, that means that there is a struggle to acquire some share of that money, and the bigger the share, the better. If you follow Retraction Watch as an example, you can see how very frequently, salesmanship triumphs over reseasonable research proposals. As this evolves, you see cliques clustered around very specific theoretic stance acquire control of publication venues. If you dissent from their stance, your chances of publication are greatly reduced.

@puretone4970

10 ай бұрын

Could Weinstein admit he is wrong? All he does is claim everyone else is wrong and the whole world is out to get him. The other clip of this conversation that Chris posted today is even worse. The guy is paranoid and has delusions of grandeur. It is quite sad to watch actually.

the best guy at never answering questions but with the coolest non-answers

@patriciamoraled2004

10 ай бұрын

Hes like Cantinflas

@jamesmalarky6307

10 ай бұрын

True. He is obviously very clever but has told me nothing.

@SmokeEater509

10 ай бұрын

names that end with 'stein' tend to have those properties.

@Tontisimo

10 ай бұрын

Classic narcissist.

@mugiwara7347

9 ай бұрын

​@@SmokeEater509what about steiny? 😂

The host doesn't completely get his lunch to zoom analogy,thank you Mr wienstien for being smart enough to realize we need a slice of each kind of person just not duplicate after duplicate lol

I know he's got something to say but I can't figure out what it is..

@letmebereal

Ай бұрын

Lol

@husamabou-shaar9740

14 күн бұрын

For a hundred years, there hasn't been a true genius physicist, only celebrity PhDs and wanna bes looking for fame and/or spreading their metaphysical beliefs by pretending it's science.

@mappingtheshit

13 күн бұрын

He has nothing to say, seriously. He is nuts in the level of that Howard actor

@friedpicklezzz

10 сағат бұрын

Exactly. It felt almost like a parody - building up to something, but that something turning out to be nothing.

Never underestimate humanity's ability to doom themselves. We try mightily at every stage of civilization to do just that, and we always succeed.

@majorwedgie8166

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! Nothing is foolproof to the sufficiently talented fool.

@DutchKC9UOD

10 ай бұрын

The Garden of Eden was a world without civilization every great civilization over populated their area and failed, Hunter Gatherers were the only groups that lived within their food supplies and didn’t over populate their resources? But they were branded as Barbarians?

@CornerTalker

10 ай бұрын

Never underestimate the ability of the intellectual elite to predict another doomsday that never happens.

@PengPengPengPengPengPeng

9 ай бұрын

What a silly comment. We've never succeeded. We're still here.

@GordoGambler

9 ай бұрын

And now we have anti-gender nutjobs.

I have long felt genious is not just being able to think at the highest level but the ability to comunicate those thoughts well, an almost beyond rare combination.

@billwesley

6 ай бұрын

I think genius is the ability to think independently, even on a low level. Most persons strongest impulse is to conform to other persons agendas and claims, they assume that might makes right, fame makes right, wealth makes right, the majority opinion makes right, all their intelligence goes towards justifying the party line of the mighty, the famous, the wealthy and the majority right or wrong. Some rare people are not influenced by the desire to conform to other persons agendas or claims, they do not believe that might or fame or wealth or the majority makes right. For them CONTENT makes right, even if it is not endorsed by the mighty or the famous or the wealthy or the majority, they judge for THEMSELVES. Even low IQ low level thinking can be ingenious if one is of an independent spirit, but that is very very rare.

@deemisquadis9437

5 ай бұрын

Mostly because no one is on the level of education beyond the seventh grade, if that. How do you teach them how the sun works with the earth. 😢

@mikescorpio13

5 ай бұрын

@@deemisquadis9437 Why would you teach them how the sun works with the earth...teach them to love,to care and to respect thats all a human being should be taught.

Excellent discussion! Thank you =)

It took me until almost the very end of this clip to realize that what he's actually saying here is... "no one will take geometric untity seriously and its pissing me off dammit!"

Damn this was awesome. “Einstein would’ve not put up with this”. Blessed to have these physicists because I’m just here worried about what I’m eating for breakfast

@douglascarlson9006

10 ай бұрын

He's THE best interview on he planet!

@hunglukenguyen

10 ай бұрын

True, because most scientists nowadays want to be wealthy and some went to finance/healthcare, something to make a lot of money . Einstein was not like that.

Would love to see Eric and a panel of physicists talk about this.

@Bluudclaat

10 ай бұрын

There’s no panel qualified enough 🤣🤣

@gluteusMAXlMUS

10 ай бұрын

Him and Brian Greene had a recent talk lately about somethinglike this lately. Michael Shermer was there listening along with other scientists. It's in KZread

@nortonwedge

10 ай бұрын

@@Bluudclaat Eric only seems smart to you.

@ruthhorowitz7625

10 ай бұрын

He could have his own panel. Plenty of physicists agree with him.

@RaviRathore7

10 ай бұрын

​@@nortonwedgeI'm pretty sure he said it as a sarcasm

The problem is most people don’t see how it could be possible to even contribute because we’ve basically been told all the things we can’t do. I think we are really going through a shift and it’s happening right now!! Like in the last week my mind has been blown. Pieces are just coming out now about how screwed we are. And I’d say that we need every kind of thinking person on these issues to move past them. I think a lot of people are interested in physics that don’t know the science but have beeen interested in it enough to maybe make that extra shift. Even if it’s getting new people into physics that have the brain for it. That’s really a major part of

I think that Tegmark looked at the question of why we live in a universe of 3 spatial dimensions and 1 time dimension (excluding the rolled up space dimensions). He found that, other than the case of 3 time dimensions and 1 space dimension, all other cases would be unstable. I don't know if Tegmark's work is the last word on the subject, but at least a significant beginning has been made concerning one of the physics questions that Eric Weinstein mentioned.

My issue with what Eric describes in his theories, is that it's like explaining the powers that the user of the PC has to characters within the game world. You can completely understand it, model it within the game even, but as a character within the game, you'll just never have practical access to the dimension that the user exists in. He never can describe a practical use for what harnessing these extra dimensions would look like in our world.

@batcollins3714

7 ай бұрын

Ask yourself who is misleading us and why?

@mikescorpio13

5 ай бұрын

he is just a fancy speculator with big words charging big $$ to hear himself talk about things HE ONLY understand haha and clowns are falling for this ....

Eric definitely does NOT try to clear things up.

@jonathanr5238

10 ай бұрын

He’s a grifting conman for sure

@ryanthen1047

5 ай бұрын

He’s so brilliant that he makes you feel dumb. And you can tell he also goes out of his way to try to make you feel dumb on top of it. He’s dripping with arrogance, but brilliant arrogance.

@ScrewdriverTUNING

4 ай бұрын

Introducing the problems does not require problem solving. Even thow he does suggest great options. !!

@anthonybateman8470

4 ай бұрын

​@ryanthen1047 he's everything I despise about a certain type of academic. An anti-Feynman. I pity his brother having to deal with him.

@ScrewdriverTUNING

4 ай бұрын

@@anthonybateman8470 Brett wouldn’t be Brett imo same with Eric .!!

I’m amazed to see how people think differently and engage the listeners to really listen to what he is saying yet most people, including myself don’t understand most of what he just said. Fascinating!

the dramatic lighting says "dramatic bullshit." you nailed it.

"You have come to a point where the future and fate of humanity will be decided in the years to come, and it will be determined by how humanity responds to the great change that is coming to the world and to competition from the universe around you over who will have the commanding influence over the future and the fate of the human family. People do not realize they are living at such a monumental turning point, such a pivotal time in humanity’s long history. It is not in people’s thoughts; it is not in people’s conversations. But it is at a deeper level in people’s experience." The Future of Humanity, The New Message from God

@msallies

10 ай бұрын

Very true. Instead of fighting with each other constantly over the next 10 years, maybe we could unite together to save our world and our species.

@johnchapman5125

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!

Watched the whole 3 hour talk. Eric has a unique take on so many subjects.👌

@rogerc23

10 ай бұрын

He’s definitely worth a listen

@rogerc23

10 ай бұрын

I don’t understand. What do you want him to produce a paper or evidence about? @@jaysyd143

@C_R_O_M________

10 ай бұрын

"Unique takes", perspectives, opinions, are a privilege of the very smart people. He's brilliant so that's that! That doesn't mean you take what he says as Gospel. Many of his malthusian opinions are pure nonsense.

@kgeo753

10 ай бұрын

I have unique takes and like Weinstein’s they’re also wrong.

@C_R_O_M________

10 ай бұрын

@@kgeo753 but I bet they make you more interesting to others.

Please have this gentleman on again. He is quality.

@DannyPrince-kn9rk

Ай бұрын

You may want to check out his podcast.

Amazing interview thank you for the eye opener!!!!!

I like the fact that guys like this have formats to deliver their messages.

@mikescorpio13

5 ай бұрын

arrogant smug that thinks he is above evryone else.... what an educated tool.

@Strategies2010

Ай бұрын

Yep, gotta love infinitely clippable and sensationalized social media content. No one's ever used it for misinformation right? 🤡

It’s easier to get money for grants if your project is removed from reality. Just like any other government project.

There will be a miniscule proportion of the human population that can actually follow the broad history / arguments regarding the path of discovery in physics with the mathematics and conceptual frameworks required and the apparent blind alleys we seem to be getting stuck in. Huge credit to this channel for being brave enough to air such views to a general audience. One of my major concerns is the state of Universities, which are now essentially cash-flow generating factories handing out gold stars for very mediocre achievements, which naturally stifles any form of excellence or radical thinking, so nobody feels that they have been left behind, despite their academic horsepower or lack thereof. The STEM stream has evaporated to STEAM - Where does this decline end?

@RisingTidesAC

4 ай бұрын

It ends at the doorstep of Klaus Schwab.

@Strategies2010

Ай бұрын

I don't see it as bravery, you can literally say anything you want, anywhere on the internet. No one is going to bother taking the time out of their day to research what's really being said, especially because the viewers don't even have the SLIGHTEST insight into the field in the first place. Sorry, but you can't debate whether string theory is an accurate model for the universe if you don't understand middle-school level mathematics and even the most basic physical principles

@feynmanschwingere_mc2270

13 күн бұрын

@@Strategies2010 BINGO. There's an information/education/knowledge firewall precluding many of these people from actually understanding what's going on without being spoon-fed this information from experts who they have to believe on mere good-faith.

Eric Weinstein is a gift to current times and to bring these information and knowledge out.

@robturner7024

7 ай бұрын

This

@CaptZdq1

7 ай бұрын

It's ''this information.'' Most people nowadays have no concept of grammar, semantics, spelling, punctuation, nor pronunciation. Society is in cognitive decline.

RIP Wal Thornhill. That guy was super open minded in physics and spent decades calling for reform within the community.

@MrDFlexer

8 ай бұрын

Electric universe could still save us

@Sulucnumoh420

8 ай бұрын

Wal died!?!?

@TheDAT9

8 ай бұрын

His body did. Hs spirit is still "out there" @@Sulucnumoh420

@furerorban9324

8 ай бұрын

you don't feel responsibility after hiroshima nagasaki and Covid?

@guruware8612

5 ай бұрын

wtf? electric universe ? heard a crazy theory and now playing smart-ass by throwing it around in every direction. Makes feel smart, no ? Warming up covid for how many times now ? Lots of youtube-physics-science-specialists, completely wrong channel, bye...

He’s exactly right about us needing to change what we can....we are our own worst enemies. I also agree 100% that we should be more interested in space travel. Though I think we need to study magnetism and possibly gyroscopics...

There are good reasons why people aren't searching for "interplanetary"-multidimensional Physics, it is because we have never tested or seen any phenomenon that makes this search seem worth trying. The only thing that we know of that has an effect on our dimensions is matter or other forms of energy. But we don't know why. That is exactly what Quantum-Gravity Theories are trying to get at. But Mr Weinstein is right when he criticize, how we approach physics today. Every person that wants to have a carrier in the fields of physic has to work through all the mayor theoretical theories that already exists. From Highschool to Phd you are surrounded by people that see General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics as truths, when in reality, they are just the best models we could come up with to describe certain parts of reality. I'm quite convinced if we want to see new breakthroughs we have to start from scratch and let all the young geniuses around the world figure out physics again without the old theories. The old theories should remain important for engineers and practical physicists but theoretical physics shouldn't be studying this theories for years before starting a carrier in that subject. Because that massively influences their way to think.

As a physicist, I agree with Eric.

@valentinmalinov8424

10 ай бұрын

In this case, it would probably be good to inform you of the existence of the book - "Theory of Everything in Physics and The Universe"

@johndrumpf9888

10 ай бұрын

Eric Weinstein is delusional. The earth can't be stabilized, so the priority is to do the plot from the movie Interstellar in real life, and invent some kind of anti-gravity or wormhole tech or something that lets us cross lightyears and maybe find a plot, and THEN we have to erect an entire biosphere and civilization and infrastructure on this new place lightyears away using magic physics that might not even exist. And he thinks Musk has issues? This is the st00pidest take I've seen in a long time. Any civilization that had the technological wealth and resources to reconstruct a new living biosphere lightyears away would have the resources to do it on Mars or the Asteroid belt, or on giant generational ships far cheaper and for more tractable. This guy is fraud, he's not even a Physicist, he's Peter Thiel's fund manager. He's never put in the effort to even finish a detailed scientific paper on Geometry Unity, he's got a half baked vague sketch of an ideal, that fell down as soon as a few people finally reviewed it, and then claimed "I'm not a physicist, I'm an entertainer" Why do people act like this guy is an expert on anything?

@briangrimmer8225

10 ай бұрын

As a realist I disagree with Eric

@mappingtheshit

13 күн бұрын

Are you? Lol? Did u study his geometric unity circus? 😂😂😂

Nice clip - going to watch the full interview. Cheers Chris, you're killing it!!! 👍

I'm on a mission to hear everything this man has ever said on the internet.

@AnonYmous-vu1lw

4 ай бұрын

In it for the long haul. Seems to take a subject, any for that matter, and spin it into a gigantic universal epiphany without the epiphany. I find him like a boardroom meeting. Im left in exactly the same place just down on time.

@feynmanschwingere_mc2270

13 күн бұрын

@@AnonYmous-vu1lw LOL He's really that banal? Sigh. I had high hopes for Weinstein. I will say this, we should be ringing alarm bells. If things don't change NOW, by 2045- 2050 we are screwed. Completely screwed. There's a reason, according to professor Douglas Rushkoff, all the tech billionaires are building lavish underground bunkers. And it's not for Christmas parties.

Im not a physicist, but i fully understand his concept. Why are we not going back and starting again, is deliberate i believe. I hope Eric lives long enough to be that man. To crack enough of the code that changes everything. Such a good teacher.

The reason we are kept in the classical physics and GR model is because a breakaway civilization with very high tech exists that they naturally will never allow to be exposed publicly.

@JacWarner

5 ай бұрын

Go on.

@JimmyDeSotoPapi

5 ай бұрын

Scientology lizard ppl?

@r.c.l2569

5 ай бұрын

Facts

@user-gh3wt2uf2p

22 күн бұрын

Delusional 😅😅😅

I know only a little about physics but Mr. Weinstein never fails to engage my curiosity and inspire me to learn more. I would love an opportunity to pick his brain for awhile.

The sherr to tilt thing is his attempt to describe the arcane mathematics and physics equation that would allow us to travel the warp

We don`t deserve to go to other planets if we can`t take care of our own first. This behavior would make us a virus in the Universe.

As a physicist, I have to agree with Weinstein

@ledaswan5990

10 ай бұрын

Why isn’t he doing something besides going on podcasts? He doesn’t do science anymore?

@mrblank-zh1xy

10 ай бұрын

@@ledaswan5990 I think he's converted his whole career to being a media personality. Doing science is time consuming, he has to pick one and this is probably a better lifestyle for him.

@rememberme14

10 ай бұрын

I’m extremely curious do you have any recommendations for solutions on some of Eric’s “BIG questions” 3:15

@rememberme14

10 ай бұрын

@mrblank

@RenzoRavioli

10 ай бұрын

If this stuff was so important He would be doing it. Instead he got his PhD in Bullshit 😂

Great video. Eric is right on so many dimensions.

Ha, black powder! I remember my Father told me he did it with his friends in the late '30s. I got curious, I got the ingredients from an encyclopedia (I bought the potassium in a pharmacy, convincing the pharmacist my Mother needed it), and I mixed everything myself, at the age of 9. Unfortunately I could not make it explode, but it made a nice flame (I did not compress it...).

The goal in physics should be let's see if we can use these particle accelerators to stabilize unstable elements but also mass produce them.

Love this! Eric has smashed it! The route of which physicists should have taken has been deliberately misleading, string theory etc I belive is a way on confusing us from asking different questions!

I'm an aerospace engineer with about a decade in the most advanced r&d field, I loved physics in college, I maintain a keen interest in most scientific articles... I haven't the foggiest idea what Eric is talking about and I suspect 99.42069% of this audience is with me lol

@dannygjk

10 ай бұрын

You are focused on the science. It's not the science he is talking about it is which science we should be focused on for practical purposes.

@sowhat1073

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for allowing me to feel like less of a dumbass!

@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533

10 ай бұрын

This guy has been locked in a room with a blackboard with crazy people for too long. He's impressed with himself. Zero accomplishments in the real world like most of today's scientists.

@alexwatson6370

10 ай бұрын

Eric is advocating for reduction of physics into more fundamental questions and its general inaccessibility to the public due to esoteric terminology and modeling.

@lesbrattain6864

10 ай бұрын

Me too!

"multi-touch gestures" as a way to explain this is such a good idea

As a Nuclear Physicist, and fellow Harvard Grad, I would recommend listening to Eric.

@dqf9830

22 күн бұрын

Most of us aren't 😢

@davejohnson9691

12 күн бұрын

I am uncertain that being a Harvard grad is a "badge of honor" thesis days. Perhaps many decades ago.

Can't remember the specific Outer Limits episode, but it involved some school/college kid inventing a device that could obliterate a large population center. The thing about it was that his idea could be fashioned using readily available technology. The story revolves around the authorities trying to stop the idea from getting out there and ultimately they kill him. The issue is, as the character posits, the idea is so 'obvious' that once the precursors are there, if it wasn't him it would be someone else and the world is doomed. The story ends with other people around the world having what we presume is the same 'ah-ha' moment. We are approaching the time when people with the right knowledge can destroy major parts of the world without significant resources.

@justinbehensky3452

10 ай бұрын

It's called final exam, he solves cold fusion and tells the authorities they have to kill 5 people he wants or he will blow up a major city. Gets up in front of the class and tells them all how to do it.

@Nina-vs2qt

10 ай бұрын

We have been lied to about EVERYTHING, just to keep us distracted from our rightful heir to knowledge.

I can listen to 3 hours of Eric going deep into the meaning of all the questions he is bringing up here (and I have no back round in these topics)

@ledaswan5990

10 ай бұрын

He’s a good talker but some say he’s completely full of nonsense

@adammitchell1290

10 ай бұрын

@@ledaswan5990I actually came here for comments on how Full of shit he is 3 hours of him talking would be good sleep asmr

@jazerasor1455

10 ай бұрын

​​​@@ledaswan5990bots will say that for sure, hes pointing out deep corruption in government and sciences, two of the most corrupt and profitable enterprises. Pointing out the fact that the Epstein situation obviously went far deeper with far more players but was immediately dropped with no further investigation. no names released, no financial records, no investigation into the Maxwell family and their missing fortune, Epstein's seemingly magically appearing fortune. Ect. He's pointing out deep corruption, there's a lot of people that don't want you to take this guy seriously, but I guarantee you they won't actually make an argument, they'll make the same 6 comments they always write. "This guy loves to hear himself talk." "Never seen someone so eloquently be wrong." But they'll never dare to engage with what he's actually saying, just general jabs that dont mean anything.

@robroy6072

10 ай бұрын

Exactly.....

I laughed when the host interrupted this deep existential conversation to tell us how important soft sheets are 😂 . If we can’t save humanity at least we can feel something soft on our skin.

@RecklessFables

6 ай бұрын

My fleece blanket is my only solace, some days.

Pardon my simple statement, but what a great down to Earth conversation!

Best host questions I've ever seen asked of Weinstein. This is perfect! Great job, Chris!

I would love to hear Eric talk about why we never built the space stations on the moon they told us kids about who grew up in the 60's & 70's ?. Love your questions by the by.

One of the biggest issues is that there are a number of regulatory bodies making it illegal to perform the high - energy experiments that Tesla did. In order to overcome those laws, you need millions of dollars (at least) to comply with and successfully obtain the necessary permits, if they're available at all. I'd love to see what happens when i sandwich a dielectric between two conductors and pulse the low amperage, high - voltage electricity

The technology required to terraform and move humankind to Mars is a lot more advanced and complicated than the technology required to fix earth.. and the second one is a lot more urgent

@brokula1312

10 ай бұрын

More urgent? How so?

@jacobe8834

10 ай бұрын

I wonder how the AI singularity fits into all this. Also, if the singularity would artificially close that tech gap required to colonize mars/repair damage on Earth.

@Esch_atton

10 ай бұрын

You're missing the point

@ageresequituresse

10 ай бұрын

We don't know how urgent either of them are, and neither do you.

@rhys9336

10 ай бұрын

Earth is fine. It’s possible that the humans are broken.

A broken clock is right twice a day. When someone says something true in the midst of a fog of vague analogies, and palpable smoke and mirrors, step back and look carefully at what's going on.

Anyone thinking that there are too many folks on Earth is a danger. Most of the time, they carry this belief and act in alignment with it without understanding why they think this!

@sunfish4095

2 ай бұрын

The general consensus from the very top is that we all have to go. Already in motion.

@DannyPrince-kn9rk

Ай бұрын

Birth rates are significantly down in many countries including the U. S. That was the reference alluded to during the interview.

He speaks truth about needing new perspectives. I’m here and I left graduate school 20 years ago to write a book instead of a dissertation because there was no place for me to go and no one understood what a real revolutionary idea would be. I’m still here trying. You cannot even begin to imagine what technology this can spawn. Literally the most important thing ever discovered in history. Way way more world-changing than evolutionary theory. Im still here. ❤

@deandeann1541

2 ай бұрын

You discovered what?

@spiralsun1

Ай бұрын

@@deandeann1541 That energy, patterns of geometry, shapes, physical laws and properties are actually a symbolic language but on a higher level

@user-gh3wt2uf2p

22 күн бұрын

Another hidden genius... 😅😅😅

Technology is not the panacea to life we think it is!

@Parapon3ra

10 ай бұрын

Without technology, we would be completely at the mercy of a brutal, entropic universe. Without technology, we are nothing and have no future.

@IamKlaus007

9 ай бұрын

Although intelligence is necessary it also is not the panacea we believe it to be.

@sawtoothbygeorge

9 ай бұрын

@@IamKlaus007 What makes you think technology is intelligent.

@IamKlaus007

9 ай бұрын

@@sawtoothbygeorge What makes you think I was referring to technology as intelligence?

In a world full of so much willful stupidity, I'm comforted that powerful minds like his are also out there

@ninobrown9564

9 ай бұрын

Unfortunately no one is listening

@analogalbacore7166

9 ай бұрын

He just talks allot. Gets knowwhere

Pinch to zoom analogy made me think of the gulf War, US was using gps satellites to win tank battles and Iraq had no idea what gps was

Pinch to zoom and shear to tilt. That's dope. Space travel stuff.

"Why isn't someone trying to figure out what I'm not trying to figure out while I'm running a hedge fund and bad mouthing others?"

@saintzig

10 ай бұрын

100%

@Ztuber564

10 ай бұрын

He has the biggest ego

@kevinmurphy5878

8 ай бұрын

Is that what he does? I'm a little skeptical of his whole idea, but since I have no knowledge of physics, I cant really double check anything he's saying and make sense of it. I'm sure what he's saying has some truth to it, but I'm not sure how much he's overblowing it. Every branch of science kind of has that going on, but not necessarily to the point that the whole field is corrupted and wasting its time. Like if you got a string theory guy on here, he'd probably make an argument that sounds equally plausible to the audience that Weinstien is full of it.

@carefulcarpenter

5 ай бұрын

I worked on a residential project with two Theoretical Physicists. I have stories to tell--- that reveal truth--' but no one listens to the master on the project. 😊 Influencers ignore my comments--- and cannot fathom an interview with a contientious carpenter.

@saulnier

Ай бұрын

^This

This was the coolest podcast ive ever seen .literally forced my life into perspective and im so grateful for it. I never realized physics could be so interesting..school really killed it for me...whats wrong with education in this country why am i (a moron) completely surrounded by morons? I constantly feel like a crab in a barrel but every once in a while i can see light and become inspired.

@phaedrussmith1949

8 ай бұрын

Because that's not what compulsory education systems are for.

@zigzagkillah7666

8 ай бұрын

Because the Marxist of the late 60's .....

@wonderfulworldofmarkets9033

8 ай бұрын

The fact that you are complain about being "surrounded by morons" shows that you are the same. You have access to unlimited knowledge through KZreadrs, Physics textbooks and Professor Lewin's lectures and truly endless material to learn for essentially free. Yet you find a way to complain and make excuses? The problem isn't with the world, it is with you. Change your way of thinking and it will set you free.

@smikuswag

8 ай бұрын

@@wonderfulworldofmarkets9033 i literally called myself a moron in the sentence but yeah i agree

@zigzagkillah7666

8 ай бұрын

@@smikuswag The person who commented on you @wonderfulworldofmakets9033 obviously didn't really READ what you wrote. These type of people annoy the hell out of me... starting to believe they are bots and not real people. They type back in agreeance with you, but word it as adversarial way, attempting to make you feel like you are wrong... but they are agreeing with you. Moron power rises even more ... and suggesting KZread for any kind of educational purpose on a serious matter is about as good as a coloring book on the same matter ... For whatever reason they JUST HAVE TO RESPOND, it's like they need to see their own words, like other people are in love with their own voice ... Just ignore them...

man i like this guy science is about being happy about being wrong not to fail but being wrong in that way you find something new in your studies to do more science with

Very interesting talk, for interplanetary physics Eric Weinstein should look at the work of Jean-Pierre Petit and his negative mass hypothesis in his Janus cosmological model….

Eric’s analogy was very helpful in understanding the problem we face. The scientific community has been wasting their time with non scientifically provable or meaningful work. For instance, on the biological side of the fence, brilliant Origin of life researchers have been spending their time trying to simulate how life could have possibly begun on the earth. We are soooo far away from answering this question and even if we did figure it out, what does that give us. Science is intended to answer questions related to cause and effect and the search for the best explanation for natural phenomena. If they focused on figuring out how things work versus pie in the sky questions around origins, their brilliant minds could have spent time on practical uses. I think what Eric is alluding to is a similar situation in physics, where they have been spinning their wheels trying to propose a theory of everything, when they should be going back to see if any of their presumptions are wrong and get back to doing real physics as Eric said.

@cy-one

8 ай бұрын

[_] OP doesn't know how science and advancement actually works on a large scale. Genuinely speaking, do you really think that for example microchips came around because someone thought "Ya know what? I wanna invent rocks that do math. Lemme get right on that!"

@NullHand

8 ай бұрын

Science is a Hothouse Flower. It costs serious money to do Experimental Particle Physics. The U.S.A., richest country on the planet, gave up on building the tool necessary to do it way back in 1993. Math is cheap by comparison. It costs just talent and training. That is the root reason modern Physics is so Theoretical and or Simulated computationally. It cost serious money, materials, and effort that has to be arranged at the SOCIETY level, to actually put Physics to a real world test. Blaming Physicists for the lack of progress is like blaming Astronauts for not landing on the Moon in the last 50 years.

@cy-one

8 ай бұрын

@@NullHand Yip. Get's even funnier if you compare the NASA-budget with the US Military budget :D

@zigzagkillah7666

8 ай бұрын

I think that's mans ego, trying to prove or disprove "religion" as a whole, or give credit to one "religion" as a whole.... Which to me is hilarious.... everyone wants to be the new Einstein, but no one wants to actually put in the work it seems... "So let me do the extra credit problems, who cares about the actual test" mentality is taking place ....

@cy-one

8 ай бұрын

@@zigzagkillah7666 I'm not sure I understand your point correctly, but I'm curious about what you mean. From my point as an unbeliever, to the extend that religious claims _can_ be falsifiable, they have been falsified. The claims about gods existing is generally as unfalsifiable as the claim that there's a teapot in orbit around Mars. We both know that claim is rather ludicrous, but it can't be proven false nonetheless. No "amarsianteapotist" can disprove (aka, falsify) it. Falsifiable claims, like prayer or NDEs have been falsified. Prayer has been proven to have the same rate of success as pure chance, no NDE has ever been able to, for example, have someone be able to read a note placed on their body that's only visible from an out-of-body experience. What skeptics are left with are debunking fallacious arguments. Demonstrating how, for example (just because it's my favorite for how easy it is to debunk), the Kalam Cosmological Argument doesn't work. I think you're drawing a false dichotomy, though. Most people on the opposing side to "trying to prove religion" aren't "trying to disprove it." We're just here, challenging the ones making the claims to demonstrate their validity. Of course I'm aware that there are also those who make the counterclaim that god or gods do, in fact, not exist. But that claim is just as unfalsifiable (and therefore: dumb to make) as that of god or gods existing. So what I'm left wondering is: You say _""So let me do the extra credit problems, who cares about the actual test" mentality is taking place ...."_ What would you consider to be the "actual test" if you believe that what is done is just "doing the extra credit problems"?

To get closer to understanding the quantum world, we must first quantify the standard world. The more we learn about the space in front of us is the more we increase that space, and the further we get towards reaching and exceeding the boundaries that stand before us.

@thomasmaughan4798

9 ай бұрын

"we must first quantify the standard world." There is no WE. Only the person that wishes to understand the quantum world need do this. If you are a wheat farmer, you probably do not need to know quantum physics.

I've heard theories that string theory was a deliberate red herring

We did PCR in high - school in the 90s

Absolutely spot on for 90 years we’ve been chasing our tail with evermore absurdity ever since Einstein pointed out the consequences of the speed of light being a constant

@majorwedgie8166

10 ай бұрын

Einstein was book smart only and what you don't hear about Einstein is unlike most all of his colleagues... Einstein had zero patents.

@StCreed

10 ай бұрын

That's probably the dumbest benchmark for intelligence I've heard all year. You obviously have no clue as to what patents are. Pro tip: most patents by far originate in standardisation committee meetings. Let that sink in.

@PerpetualSmile

10 ай бұрын

​@majorwedgie8166 And yet, virtually no one knows their names. I think Einstein came out the winner.

@thomasmaughan4798

9 ай бұрын

"for 90 years we’ve been chasing our tail" You age remarkably well.

@thomasmaughan4798

9 ай бұрын

@@majorwedgie8166 "Einstein had zero patents." I will try to remember that for my next game of Trivial Pursuit.

The idea of a single unifying theory was so romantic that it led a ton of quixotic research simply on the premise of "how cool would it be if..." Really well said.

@00SEVEN28

10 ай бұрын

And then we peered into the chaos (or seemingly chaotic) realm of quanta.

@dabartos4713

8 ай бұрын

you mean like geometric unity?

Eric, that’s the best description yet.

I recently got into an argument with my best friend over an attempting to explain Terrance Howard’s genius amongst some of his crazy ideals. It’s really interesting that although he (Eric) was opposed to a lot of his mathematics which I am as well he was very adamant on the genius of the lynchpin system which is really the point I was trying to explain to my friend who thinks I’m completely brainwashed on “terrology” or whatever he called it lol. In reality all I was saying was what Mr. Weinstein is reiterating here in so many analogies and that’s the fact the we are still looking at the world in all fields of life from this one general perspective. The fact Terrance Howard hasn’t is why he was able to develop the lynchpin. Not saying everything he says should be validated but the guy is actually putting in the work! The world needs a hell of a lot more Terrance Howard’s & Eric Weinsteins! P.S. another cool thing I saw of his was a patent for an electrical propulsion system for guns which allowed them to travel 50x faster and farther than current guns based on chemical propulsions 🤯 it was really on some ultra cod infinite warfare type shi ngl! Patent was approved!

I'm infatuated with our confused quantum world but when he said we couldn't find the bathroom anymore I imagined the binary door signs indicating a modern double slit experiment 😂

Eric always tries to be provocative on every single topic!

The legend has it that Erik is still trying to find his house on paper map since the podcast

Space-time is the box that Einstein created, and now almost no physicists can think outside of that box.

He is fantastic!! Thank you for sharing.

From what I have learned, I am only a futurism enthusiast, a mechanic by trade, we have 2 options for the future of humanity, low tech colonies, or high tech totalitarianism. People like me would not let the latter happen, or at least try to stop it. Either we back away from the most impactful innovations or we control every aspect of humanity in a hive mind like system. Either way, eventually "the worst" will happen.

@beammeup138

10 ай бұрын

Ironically, common sense is a scarcity in the uber educated's collective wisdom.

@Fido-vm9zi

10 ай бұрын

How about a middle ground!

@kirstinstrand6292

10 ай бұрын

Middle ground would be totalitarianism. 😮

Not publicly looking for “pinch to zoom” …privately, i think some have been staring at it for decades or more… [12:30] that’s the most frustrating part about existing in this dimension right now…I feel I’ve been lied to for a while, and someone or several someone’s know what’s up, what’s really going on. Until then, I will seek to love and pursue understanding with as many as I exist with.

We need to Undumb Down Humanity, from the Domination Game Era of Civilization to an Enlightened Era of Civilization.

Eric has one core issue, he can't maintain a single train of thought in a manner that satisfies the layman. This is literally the most coherent i've seen him in years, he has far too many ideas floating around his head and he needs to be more clear about how he makes the connections from A to B to Z.

@stringfellowhawk5361

10 ай бұрын

Exactly! Cant follow his thought process from the question asked

@carlscott4180

10 ай бұрын

THIS is the most coherent you've seen him!

“The couldn’t find the men’s or women’s room at CERN…”. Uncomfortable silence 😂. Beautiful. I love anyone that speaks truth and doesn’t pull punches. Our social structures and institutions have become a jails for moving forward. A money reaping system for elites.

The whole pinch to zoom analogy was weird. He never really tied it back to concrete examples of what we should be focusing on from a scientific pov, so it remained an awkward, detached concept.

Might be the end of Humanity, but not the end of Clickbaits.

This was a surprisingly fantastic five-star interview. Amusing. Deep. Insightful. Great 👍 job. Need more like this. Eric was fascinating.