Just imagine for a second the whole world if instead of churches we had this kind of lectures

@daynightexpress7

10 күн бұрын

I do and it showed me that we all hate each other and we think how bad we are and we dont live by love, hope and faith. Also insted of helping and work with one another we compete and extinct one another exactly like in the story crazy yuval told at the beginning of his talk. We became a real humans only after we returned to God way of living. And I am talking Catholic way of thinking about God and human and the world. Since this is the only way which teach as compassion, love of others and hope through the love of God insted if force and killings and viewing others as a lower class or even as animals. There is just two forces in the world good and bad which are represented by God and by evil. Same as a night and day ect. World is based on opposites because we got a free will to choose. If we were only given a “good” way and “good” especially in today human view could be very questionable we would live oppressed and miserable prison like life. This man has an obsession and he thinks he can fix the world so we can say he thinks about himself as a god but there were many like him before and it always ended very bad for the world when another human being is trying to “fix” the world.

He has given me more peace than my religious textbook…

You never get enough Yuval's wisdom

I just love this partial quote by itself "the big scientific revolution which launched modern science was a discovery of ignorance. For thousands of years people thought they knew everything. That some holy book or some holy person knew everything. ... And science began when some humans admitted that we don't know everything. There is no book in the world that knows all the answers."

@centaur7607

9 ай бұрын

Continuing the quote "There is no person in the world that knows everything. And now that we have the courage and honesty to admit we don't know everything, we can start investigating. And that's science."

@jonsnow1123

9 ай бұрын

While it was fiction, it shed light on so much of humanity. I refer to Westworld and Dr. Ford's epiphanal statement about all of humanity exist because of the mistake.

Girls over there in the audience group are like Angels listening to Yuval and asking worthy questions 👌🫡

@adrianwijesuriya9164

9 ай бұрын

Angels listening to an evil spirit

@HD.369

9 ай бұрын

@@adrianwijesuriya9164 how?😳

@ashifkasala6897

9 ай бұрын

feminist indian girl

@HD.369

9 ай бұрын

@@ashifkasala6897A World Woman Yes ofcourse Indian 🇮🇳

@umeshjavvadi8071

9 ай бұрын

true... they are like angels with innocence and immense curiosity to learn

I am 40 years old and feel glad for such talk. Many questions were answered and other just confirmed previous knowledge.I thank you Yuval, and also the people who make possible to have access to to this content. The best gift to a good friend is just share this video.

I hv read soo many books and then there I came across ur Sapiens after reading it My perspective about everything has changed..I am very glad to have found that book.. After than i am unable to like any other normal books since u hv give me that thinking capability to think myself about soo many day to day life things..

@renzo6490

9 ай бұрын

His book is entitled just “Sapiens “

@shamram6200

9 ай бұрын

​@@renzo6490😊

What strikes me about Yuval is that he's intelligent, yes, brilliant even, he's a great storyteller, but apart from that he comes across as a genuinely nice guy. I find myself listening to him a lot longer than I had in mind.

@mrs210

7 ай бұрын

Nice?

@rtsesmelis

7 ай бұрын

@@mrs210 Yeah. You don't think so? Many people are clever, but full of themselves. Yuval seems...... ok.

cooperation is the biggest thing human being can created the word, and also can be a thing save our future is great suggestion. Yuval is great teacher for young generation.

Fantastic quote: "The ability to admit I don't know takes honesty and courage. The first step to knowledge is to admit that I don't know..if you pretend that you know then you'll never learn anything new."

@centaur7607

9 ай бұрын

And the rest of the quote is brilliant too! "the big scientific revolution which launched modern science was a discovery of ignorance. For thousands of years people thought they knew everything. That some holy book or some holy person knew everything. ... And science began when some humans admitted that we don't know everything. There is no book in the world that knows all the answers. There is no person in the world that knows everything. And now that we have the courage and honesty to admit we don't know everything, we can start investigating. And that's science."

@ceeemm1901

8 ай бұрын

"Those who know don't talk. Those who talk don't know"- Tao Te Ching.

@HafizWaleedHussain

7 ай бұрын

That is a story that someone told us in the past like 400BC, but we can change that story :) Do you think the person talking doesn't know in this video?

@gauradas108

6 ай бұрын

You don't have to pretend you don't know. If you meet a bona-fide spiritual master, and learn about Krishna through Bhagavad-gita you can begin to know. Because Yuval is an arrogant atheist and does not know does not mean that the rest of us have to remain in ignorance.

@centaur7607

6 ай бұрын

@@gauradas108 In the U.S. almost no one knows anything about that book. I've never read it. No one ever even talked about it. I learned about it's existence in college, but I didn't learn much. The book that we're told since childhood to follow is typically the Christian Holy Bible. We're typically all shipped off to churches every week to learn lessons about it. How would you feel if someone told you that the real lessons are in the Holy Bible and that all truth, love, and wisdom is with Jesus Christ? It's being told to people every single day, probably thousands of times per day, by people who claim to be certain that this is truth. Often they threaten that you'll find out in the afterlife if you refuse to believe them now. Do these people know?

Thank you Yuval, for sharing your knowledge with younger generations! You will never know how many of them will become future historians ang philosophers. Muchas gracias.

This man is very underrated, especially among Muslims. Most of the Muslim community rejects him just because he's an atheist from Israel, and that's very sad.

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

Makes sense, though. I'm sure Christians and his own Jewish relatives and associates aren't super happy about his message.

@Rex-wn3yf

8 ай бұрын

@@jonsnow1123 bcoz he telks the truth and not stories😁

@daynightexpress7

10 күн бұрын

@@Rex-wn3yfhe exactly tells the stories. History is the story told by the winners , survivors and many times has very little to do with the truth.

@robertleebishop

6 күн бұрын

Because they are human; not a sage like him. He doesn’t understand human nature. He’s naive. You can’t polish a turd. You have to make decisions based on the reality of human nature.

@robertleebishop

6 күн бұрын

I went to Oaxaca Mexico last year. I saw lots of people who had little interest in power but a lot of interest in having a good time and living life to the fullest, don’t make sweeping generalizations like that.

From India... we(family) feel, your lecture enriched us, thank you professor...

Thank you, Mr. Yuval Harari. The humanity you convey is striking and distinctive, and the book ( Sapiens) is one of the most wonderful books.,Please Accept all my love and respect... Jamal, an Iraqi atheist.

Yuval's ideas deeply resonate with my own, creating a profound connection as if we share a parallel line of thinking.

This is exactly why certain people will try to ban certain books, and prevent kids from reading them, while other people will keep on writing important books, and also put them in the hands of kids. And the battle goes on...

@marikaoconnor5058

9 ай бұрын

Nature is more powerful than us! It is already trying to stop our uncontrollable abuse of the planet.

@thefriesens1071

9 ай бұрын

He literally wants to control your mind.

I cannot Thank you enough Yuval. You are a pure human. And, you talk about it.

He nailed the hidden thesis - History is not about dates. It's about change. Most of the kids 'got it' too.

The more I hear the more I wish to hear. You are unbelievably good

Yuval, the question and points that you raised in the initial 8 minutes of this lecture are all answered in one of the schools of india philosophy known as "Buddhist philosophy".... It starts with the suffering point that you just mentioned and goes on to answer other queries! Love. Thank you!

@jsaltirov

3 ай бұрын

You are missing the point. The answers provided by your Buddhism are also just stories invented by humans to console themselves.

love youuuu the world needs people like you

Thank you Yuval for taking social studies to the highest level.

@mistiroberts1576

9 ай бұрын

This man is a fool

@davefroman4700

9 ай бұрын

Too bad he never studied anthropology.....

@Rex-wn3yf

8 ай бұрын

@@user-ps3jp8rb7d just bcoz he doesnt believe in your world view doesnt make him bad!

Social media, if used for the good of humanity and all other animals, can enable us all to collaborate to find ways to make our planet a comfortable home. Let's use social media to solve our problems rather than create division among us.

Very wise words!! The world needs such people! I hope he can also influence the present regime in Israel. Those who have, those who are educated, those who think of all are needed by ALL. Those children who can benefit from his wisdom will put effort one day into making this world better. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

The concept of 'we' is also hard to gasp as society no longer agree

Heartening to see joy on the faces of receipants !❤

Learning to be able to say “I don’t know” and to be a realist!

Yuvals voice = lullaby

sometimes I feel very good of youtube that I can hear your lecture Sitting in India and I do not study in a big university but somehow understand english.

@s.h.6100

9 ай бұрын

💕

@DalitShiv_Nagwanshi

7 ай бұрын

Thanks to Britishers🧡💛 for making sure English is taught in our indian_schools

Thanks a lot for such a brilliant talk, Yuval Harari. Specially to give us such a clear explanation about the implications of the AI. Wonderful words about the role and importance on learning History. I'm a historian too. Congratulations !

So much amazing quote mining to get from this video!! "Yes we have different languages and religions, but this is all very recent.... If you go back 5,000 years, you don't find any Christian, any Jew, any Muslim, any Russian, any Ukrainian, any Chinese. It's only for the last 5,000 years. Which is nothing, 5,000 years! ...But there are humans on the planet for MILLIONS of years."

Yuval is the Gem 💎💫

I really like Yuvals take on reality. He is really on the mark. Voice of our age. He has to courage to call of godist weirdo's and label their stories as cosplay - "fake news".

Thank you for your beautiful book,...❤Adore your great work🌏

Soy una fun suya Sr Harari, leo todos los días algo suyo aveces me pasó el día leyendole, y hablo y le cito a usted constantemente, a mis hijos y nietos les he regalado todos los libros. Le escribo porque usted cita constantemente al hablar de su interés por la historia que quedó anonadado por la muerte de un soldado inglés a manos de argentinos, al hacer esta declaración y hacerla usted que merece todos los honores es como aceptar que el que viniera toda una armada inglesa a defender una colonia inglesa es aceptado. Que conste que no pretendo dar la razón a uno u otro sobretodo porque después de leer sus libros, no tendría sentido pero entonces estamos hablando como en el siglo 20 estando en el 21 Gracias

this guy influenced my thinking more than anyone in my life.

@minhchautran1368

8 ай бұрын

The same to me

@sajitdaniel

8 ай бұрын

Ditto

@mbatia5577

7 ай бұрын

He is a enemies of the God of Israel!!!

In this man lies a historical and philosophical scholar who delved deep and truly understood who we are and what we can become. A person of this caliber, who has clearly articulated his ideas in books and actively participates in conferences to enhance the human condition on Earth, should be among those deserving of the Nobel Prize.

@Daneiladams555

9 ай бұрын

You’re wrong This man is dangerous

@Rex-wn3yf

8 ай бұрын

@@Daneiladams555 why so?

@Daneiladams555

8 ай бұрын

@@Rex-wn3yf he’s with the wef

@ceeemm1901

8 ай бұрын

@@Daneiladams555 Two six shooters and karate black belt perhaps?

@ceeemm1901

8 ай бұрын

@@Daneiladams555 Jane Goodall and YoYo Mar have spoken at the WEF...beware of cello playing chimps!!, Chickenshit, hahahahahahahaha

Dear Sir Youval Noah Harari ... I find you so interesting to listen to. I recently heard you comment on another talk show about the Ten Commandments and the term slave. I thought you may find it interesting to know that at that time in history there was not a word for employee. That was a time there was no grocery stores or hospitals or police or emergency aid. There were competent me who cared for women and children for food and shelter. The world was in it's infancy in developing. A man may have to be responsible to care for his wife and other wives and children and even his employees/slaves. You are a very wise man Youval Noah Harari but you don't seem to understand these stories very well. You are smart and reason out things if you lived in that time how you would think and feel but this is a different time and people did not think like we do now. The stories you speak of are incredible believable and are worth searching into and meditating on carefully and deeply to really understand what you are actually beholding.

I agree with Yuval Noah Harari that the ability to admit that you don't know something takes honesty and courage. It is often easier to pretend that you know something, even if you don't, but this can prevent you from learning new things. When you admit that you don't know something, it opens you up to the possibility of learning something new. It also shows that you are humble and willing to admit your limitations. This can be a very attractive quality in a person, and it can help you to build relationships with others. Of course, there are times when it is not appropriate to admit that you don't know something. For example, if you are in a job interview and you are asked a question that you don't know the answer to, you may not want to admit that you don't know. In this case, it may be better to try to bluff your way through the question or to ask for clarification.

Namaste 🙏 sir from India 🇮🇳

they are living among us 🖤

@storythyme3893

8 ай бұрын

By they... you are referring to de mons...?

Thank you, Professor Yuval!

@martinahagues7027

8 ай бұрын

how can you thank a murderer. this guy blatantly called the truth sayers during the skam as conspiracy theorists. he is a dead man walking.

I’m an adult and loved reading these books

Chad philosopher, Chad intellectual giant of our times.

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

And what makes you an authority?

@lifeisabadjoke5750

8 ай бұрын

@@jonsnow1123 read his book sapiens your low iq will go up by 10 points I guarantee.

This guy is unbelieveable 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

So very impressed by this.

I'm glad Yuval exists in my lifetime

@ginawang2692

9 ай бұрын

I feel lucky too to be in such remarkable presence same time on earth

@trishcusworth4950

9 ай бұрын

​@@ginawang2692He isn't here to save you. He say man is the enemy. You are sleep walking.

@yannickev

9 ай бұрын

Me too

@trishcusworth4950

9 ай бұрын

@@yannickev yes sleeping walking

@saadiaviviane3954

9 ай бұрын

Thank you Yuval

Really love this. He talks in a way unstopping me watching it ❤

Beautiful analytical mind. I am going to read his book.

Wishing you peace 🌸🌺

Amazing thoughts ! Nicely presented the most important issues in a very easy language.

Amazing speaker and very knowledgeable. Would love to have this brother.

Good afternoon Yuval Giagantasaurus sensemaking. Again thankyou. Fabby to see children attending. So Grateful for your storytelling. 💜

I'm 21 years old but I listen to this video like a 12 year old ❤

Very few people speak meaningful words these days. Yuval is one of them!

@mollyv7399

7 ай бұрын

You mean meaningless, you would be correct.

@AL_THOMAS_777

7 ай бұрын

Yes. Only the MOB is upset - because he does NOT speak for t h e m . .

Really great lecture from a great historian.

What brings us happiness is within. Grooving as One is our instinctive prerogative. Be One; our instincts now globally energized, believed by Groovists to be evolutionary. Also, as instincts are said to do, will proliferate us!!

I m so glad that Yuval is still so young, which means that there's a good chance he will still be here with us for much longer, through good and dark times , giving advice, teaching us about ourselves. that is very reassuring. thanks for sharing your knowledge, Mr Harari! love from Berlin .❤

@storythyme3893

8 ай бұрын

Oh, he will be here with us especially during dark times like now... because he is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

@j.477

8 ай бұрын

@@storythyme3893 suppose this is true, what would be the 'wolfs' agenda here do you think? I can't imagine a good scenario where this makes any sense. But you seem to have a deeper insight into things, maybe you can help me understand. I m very open to change my opinion, if there is reasonable evidence.

what a perfect audience, young, attentive, free of bias, full of questions, full of fascination. congratulations

@gilland2000

8 ай бұрын

I think this stupid man should be kept away from children.

@RighteousAreMany

7 ай бұрын

My sheep will not be lead astray by gay demons the likes of Harari.

@anarrrche

6 ай бұрын

Audience wonderful, the best to seduce.

@debradelarue9717

6 ай бұрын

Yes, easy to brainwash them

I always enjoy Noah Harari's work. He has influenced me a lot and was one of the drivers for me towards university studies. But in recent years, I have a principal point of criticism in his approach: He often reduces human issues very easily by calling them "stories". He then proceeds to distinguish between "good" and "bad" stories, which is something that is ultimately subjective. This is simmilar to what many people are doing: they are deconstructing ideas, and by that, crowning themselves as kings of the ashes. I don't think Noah Harari is as extreme as those people, but I think the way he presents his views, is prone to be misused by the masses, and these include very strong, influential and intelligent people with good intentions. I am not speaking against his intentions, but I think that a degree of humility is often missing in Noah Harari's underlying message.

@jonsnow1123

9 ай бұрын

You really need to go back and read again. Harari clearly tells us, there is no such thing as good and bad. His point about stories, is how powerful they are in our lives and in fact, often overpower truth

@jonsnow1123

6 ай бұрын

Surely you jest. He is incredibly humble.

I love this dialogue connecting human roots with presence. I wonder if just little thought in our mornings about the miracle of being born and living on Earth inside an infinitive Universe can help us be one for each other and for good.

@stephentrueman4843

9 ай бұрын

Could be useful if we all spoke a common language too

Thanks Dr. Yuval much much love from Peoples of 🇵🇰 Pakistan

Thank you Yuval.

👏👏we nenes ti know our history in orden to suport the planet , our house 👍

00:56 💡 Early interest in history and big questions Harari became fascinated with history and big questions about suffering, death, and myths from a young age. He aimed to understand where suffering comes from and make sense of the stories people tell. 04:28 📚 Studying myths and stories throughout history Harari studied history to understand the origins of myths, stories, and religions that people believe. He traced how narratives are created and passed down over generations. 10:22 🧟‍♂ Many other human species existence Contrary to modern times with just one human species, Harari explains there used to be many other human species like Neanderthals and Homo floresiensis. Over time Homo sapiens outcompeted and drove them to extinction. 17:02 🖐 First known human selfies Around 40,000 years ago humans made some of the earliest known self-portraits by outlining their hands on cave walls, possibly for self-expression. 26:51 🧠 AI's alien intelligence unlike any prior invention AI represents an unprecedented invention, with the ability to make independent decisions unlike any previous tools made by humans. Its intelligence is alien and incomprehensible. 36:17 🤖 Promise and peril of AI technology AI holds promise to help humanity but also peril if its decisions and goals become misaligned with human values. We must make wise choices about its development now. 49:19 🌱 Three big challenges ahead: ecological, AI, conflict Harari lays out the three big challenges facing humanity: ecological destruction, uncontrolled AI, and conflict between groups. 53:20 🧠 Moving beyond imagined superiority Harari argues we must move beyond stories of imagined superiority over other groups, which prevent cooperation on shared threats. 59:43 ⏳ Lifelong learning is crucial now With rapid changes underway, lifelong learning and flexibility will be essential to keep adapting and reinventing ourselves. 1:04:23 🌎 We shaped our societies, we can reshape them Since humans constructed modern institutions and narratives, we have the power to reshape societies when existing structures cause problems.

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

"Conflict between groups." And I might add, individuals.

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

TY. Well presented. Adds a new dimension to this discussion. I think the beauty and the ugliness lies in the ability of humans to rationalize anything.

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8 ай бұрын

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@prainforacessorios1158

7 ай бұрын

The evolution and globalized cooperation of human beings is due to writing and knowledge passed from generation to generation through these records. Today, man is born with access to mathematical formulas, physics, etc., all explained with access to cutting-edge technologies, accelerating this evolution. In short: Man is a being who has imbalanced nature to the detriment of other species.

@charlottefriedman9782

7 ай бұрын

Dont get distracted. He is 2nd hand to Schwab. 😮

It is truly concerning that there are so many people commenting about this being inspirational. He literally said “human beings can be hacked”. He is ready to give a complete new world order. It is painful to see that he is targeting children to think that we have no consciousness or souls! : looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God. Hebrews 12:2

@Jesus_is_All_we_need

8 ай бұрын

Yes, and calls humans animals. Man, collectively, is the crown of creation, created in the image of Jesus.

@mickyates9154

4 ай бұрын

This chap wants things his way and is trying very hard to recruit the young into his way of looking at our world , as regards war the orders come from leaders who want things doing their way and expect ordinary people to make their dreams come true , Yuval harari is a salesman selling his concepts , he wants to be a leader , a lot of people are being mislead , think for yourself.

a good talk with knowledge and wisdom

46:42 In fact, you also invent your own story , but your story is more special than others, much modern

बहुत अच्छा लगा।

What a great bright mind!

Beautiful thank for your share.

Amazing!

AI has te power to make us work together and tackle all three problems. If we use AI to build trust, make us coöperate and weave our stories together we're in for a bright future. It is possible! That's what i hope for.

I listened to the full episode. Very well done. At the end I must say, sitting in Pakistan, Clapping 👏 for you for sharing such an honest wisdom 🙏 Thank you, Youval Noah Herari ❤❤

What a beautiful human being!!!!!!

That is next level of conscience

I'm born in Tokyo Metro to living indonesia's easy lifestyle today & I keep feeling *Animism* & Good luck

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

Which do you like best. Japan or Indonesia?

@1b14now6

8 ай бұрын

@@jonsnow1123 様、 💘 both As *Free LifeStyle* Living 🇮🇩& Visit 🇯🇵 is 🙏🙏🙏 & *🌎all the Best*

Not in Einstein Times but Luckily we are born in Harari Times ❤🎉

you are so amazing Yuval

Thank you Professor

So mindblowing full of knowladges

Love him

My Sunday super watch 👌

Great mind of our generation

Thank You!

Let's build community!

Yes I Am Coming Soon

Thank you.

Absolutely phenomenal! I just love that Yuval wrote this book for principally young children, preteens. Their lives will be most affected by the 3 threats to humanity that he described, but also they have the most power to change those threats (because they don't know the "limiting stories" that adults have already inculcated). Bravo! He is a superlative thinker, and communicator.

I am an Educational Therapist in San Diego. I think an event with Yuval at the Museum of US or the Natural History Museum in Balboa Park (worldwide visitors) would give many curious children a chance to learn more about his work. I’d love to interview you Yuval!

@paytonclark9121

8 ай бұрын

No! This way of thinking will destroy the world as you know it. You need to repent and give your life to Jesus Christ!!!

Thank you for the information

Thanks Yuval for talking social study I'm from Flores has you say a small island of Indonesia with historical story

People collaborate based on the shared belief in the universal utility of money. The prominence of money often surpasses even the significance of religious narratives in human perspectives.

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

Translation: People only get along when there is something in it for them.

Very interesting, thank you. I was a little bothered by the bank sponsorship, which I consider part of the worst problems of the world. Maybe some day you might join Graeber, Piketty or others, to talk about that history and how it keeps enslaving humans? Speaking about power... and injustice.

In fact, you also invent your own story , but your story is more special than others, much modern. No one can ignores it.

@jonsnow1123

8 ай бұрын

Squirrily Dan?

question of mine is why dont Yuval try to ask audience to explore who has created humans ? how the process of human creation? that has many differences with animals?

@centaur7607

9 ай бұрын

Part of the point is that there actually are not many differences between humans and animals. Humans do have a superpower though: telling stories. It allowed us to survive and possibly defeat myriad other species of humans that once lived. These other humans were also quite smart and could use tools and create art too. It's sad that they are extinct.

Mr Yuval, Buddha also had these questions and believed that He was enlighten in his time.Hope you also read 📚 the buddhist texts.

The stories humans tell usually relate to keeping the world flowing and procreating more humans. Girls were told not to go to school because at the time they were desperately needed at home. As it became possible and easy for children to thrive with less input from the women through healthcare and modern tech the story changed.

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL and lovely to hear this man speak, always !

brilliant deconstruction of common 'mysteries of life'. charismatic philosopher and historian.