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I'm gearing you're gearing up for some sort of a response. : A Self-Help Book for Societies. Call it social media interactions. I'm here to help out. We're less less inclined to be physical. They're just the people that you automatically work with. Hello, friends, welcome to the show, this episode, the podcast is brought to you by Woop Woop is a fantastic fitness tracker that I wear 24/7, gives you personalized insight into your body's recovery strain and sleep with actionable feedback in real time. And your sense on the other side, if it's alien technology, say I'm more optimistic to me as a scientist and engineer. Dan Carlin of the popular Hardcore History podcast joins Lex is a wide-ranging conversation about humanity, civilization, and of course, history. You can't imagine a better world where there's no real solution. Fridman returned to college, this time as a professor, at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, MA. He is a linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, historian, social critic, and political acti. So his hypothesis is one of these rules created the universe where this little rule of if you see a pat on the left, create a pat on the right, it creates these incredibly rich graphs from which emerged this the he's modeling all of quantum mechanics of general relativity. We're already. So I'm a romantic in general. He allows himself to have black coffee, without cream or sugar during his fast. Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS. And that's too much for me. Yeah. 3:25:28 Interesting UFO sightings in history A friend of mine told me the story that he saw two mounds of fire ants and that he did this experiment where he took a bucket and he scooped up ants from one fire ant colony and scooped up ants from the other and then dumped them on the opposite colonies and watched them fight to the death. He owns an Electric Fender Strat, although sometimes changes it up with an acoustic guitar instead. And then when they brought it up on The Colbert show, she was like, it was a debate. I mean, there's people that are asymptomatic. We need equality of outcome. So all of that. And then next they'll just be like, that's it. Yeah. You're the only person on Instagram who I comment on. Right. Well, I mean, I was laughing. You haven't said anything about going to the comment section, reading helpful thoughts and strategies and the different things that people have said in the comments that have really inspired you. He has this. He said it's it's going to have you're going to be so much more productive if you have it. They're doing the dance that everybody is doing, which is like they're doing like socially distant training, like how's that possible? In longform conversations that are typically over an hour in duration, youll get exposed to some of the brightest minds on the planet. But you're actually telling them to do jujitsu and joking. The relationship was sparked by a tweet by Fridman, which he jokingly regretted later, suggesting he would do a pushup or pullup for every like, comment, or retweet that his tweet got. Like if you why are you working so hard on this stupid running thing, you should be focused and doing the thing that you like your career. And I've the the I mean, the podcast I do is a little more technical. All he was doing is standing there. Maybe you're jealous. Let's put all that aside. Oh, look at this. You know, I talked to David for four hours. One of the exciting things about NewLink to me in the long term is that they're really pushing instead of making it centuries, making it decades, just like. The fourth. He was always the guy that was just like like if we were out of dinner, Joey was always stealing the show. Desi Jedeikin Bio, Wiki, Age, Husband, Podcast, Childhood, and Net Worth. It's like can you design a method by which the aliens might be communicating with us? You know, the old studio. Whatever failures or insurmountable obstacles that have shown up in their life that have caused them to fall into this rut, that's that's what you get. We're also brought to you by Boutcher Box. [21] Its original title was the Artificial Intelligence Podcast, which was later changed to the Lex Fridman Podcast to reflect the wider range of topics it would address. So this is the first time Dan Gable, a famous wrestler, famous wrestling coach, talked about that. And once I started using, I stopped getting cramps. So no. Right. I think the long term solution is technology. So first of all, I should say that I have no inside information I should like like this is very much there a company, OK, I'm just some random dude that showed up. I. They deliver 100 percent grass fed grass, Finnish beef free range organic chicken, heritage breed pork and wild caught seafood directly to your door. Now, we've talked about it and he there are stories where it's thousands of people practiced cannibalism. But there should be a little bit more freedom to to define how you interact with this world, especially at this time, especially where the curve is. It's amazing how much the technology has changed and how much better it's gotten. We humans from the scientific perspective, we know how to describe like a single system, the way an object moves. Because you shouldn't put all those letters together like that, like fix that. Yeah, right. Some vehicles that are not of this world now, they didn't expand on that, there hasn't been more conversation about that. And I was like, why the fuck am I have some silly name like artificial intelligence? My grandma Janet know I don't know if there's a poem I wanted, but, you know, I want to do it, you know, it's so there's a bunch of Russian poems that I think I shouldn't. It makes you realize that it's possible that this universe is just some simple, dumb rules on a scale of 10 to the 120, like an ant colony, just that just scaled up like an insanely to an arbitrary degree. So she lived through. But all of those things are completely unnecessary. And yeah. So for me, it's important to understand that the demons in their well, you're going to have to fundamentally change the way human beings interact with each other with no repercussions. 3:39:55 Advice for Young People That that are interacting with computational systems. Like if you ask professional guitar, there was a a million brilliant guitarists. The other thing, when I posted videos of myself doing push ups and pull ups, that's why I stopped is like people would tell me, like the form, stop reading the comments. The Comedy Store. She's she's highly responsible for that. Like, how close are we to that? And young, young, there's something to that just that fresh and represent not compromise to not compromise by. And two is probably, from their perspective, enjoyable. It's very weird. Yeah, it's weird. So you're disconnected from actual real human interaction. So like being able to, you know, get signals from the brain and the high resolution. Yeah, yeah. That's my favorite. And he was really drunk in the interview. Our limited knowledge to sort of unlock mysteries of this universe from a physics perspective, from an engineering perspective, I would release all the information I have. But, yes, the I love uniting the nation versus I think he's Andrew is a really interesting guy. Part of his understanding and expertise on these subjects helped him develop a friendship with Elon Musk and have him on the Lex Fridman podcast multiple times. But they might be what's empowering people to move in this direction with more speed? Who's going to have the best means of tearing each other down? You know, you do this a lot, but for me, it was a special experience, I was. Starting June 10 (to give time for gradual ramp up). Hear two of the best podcasters and thinkers idea jam in this best Lex Fridman podcast episode. I mean, if they're smart, if I was a Democratic strategist, there's no fucking way I would let him debate. I believe so in that. It would be millions or billions or trillions like it is for LCD displays. If, you know, with the Soviet Union or China is doing that, that's technically an act of war. You just get the numbers of humans you're interacting with online. Well, that's how it is with standup. They should have left him alone while the guy was doing was hanging out on the corner selling loose cigarettes. Cause awesome. It's it's maybe it's made with things that are different than cells, but it's it's still life. But generally speaking, if you talked about those emotions to people that would say they're negative, they would put them in a negative connotation. Everybody else was like, what are we doing? He posted something about a 48 hour challenge. But doubling everything you do is just insane. It's close enough like the animals and all the weird creatures in the jungle and the Avatar movie. You have to increase education. No, I disagree. It's close. I mean, this is the thing that drives it drives consumers. In Fridmans a day in his life YouTube video, he listed the supplements that he takes on a regular basis. What does that mean? Listen to this episode from Lex Fridman Podcast on Spotify. Actually that's how I found them. Joey Diaz is chaos. You know that that hurts people. Well one of the things that's weird about people is how materialistic we are so materialistic. Look at that nasty shit that's coming out of his fucking neimann. The you should be able to choose to choose your actions. And so you have a three hour plus 20 minute rest in between each four mile run and you're you're sleeping for three hours at a time. He's a physicist. [34], Fridman plays the guitar and piano. So I felt like really bloated and like you running with a chicken. David Kipping is an astronomer at Columbia University, director of the Cool Worlds Lab, and host of the Cool Worlds YouTube channel. They're more like just like shitty in a funny way. We're not talking about David. Yeah. Was. We get used to things. They carry the flag of justice, of fairness, of of equality, of respect and love. Liquid Ivy is available nationwide at Costco. It's a fantastic company and it's got unbeatable value. And then you stop and think about iPhone one. Fortunately, Fridman completed his pushup and pullup challenge using determination and toughness, thanks to some David Goggins mentorship. You know, Ellen was telling me he was discussing on the podcast. I'm just a spectator. You don't deserve that blackpoll like all those thoughts are coming. I think that's a recommender system, what's called problem. Other things, apparently. You get rid of the people with weak character and there's a lot of people with weak character that wound up being police officers. He opened up the path of trade to the east. I think in the face of that mystery, something that's far more intelligent than us, I think we can't it's a ridiculous notion to think we're anything but one human village. It's one or the other. Thank you to @davidgoggins for mentoring me throughout. It has a lot of downsides because you're getting in the way of love but has an upside that you're getting in the way of douchebags. You know, what's amazing is I talked to Sara Seager. You know, like that to me seems preposterous that. I don't know if he can I don't know if he knows about Joe Rogan. Just launch just one crazy, psychotic leader who just decides to just listen. But he also came out with this Wolfram Physics project recently where he describes it's another theory of everything. Yeah, I think I think you're right. The Chip Warriors podcast presents stories from se. And it also, you know, he's an entrepreneur. One day they all got different deals I guess. It's weird. That's social game to say. The acclaimed podcast Redefining AI - Artificial I. Let's make sure that people can eat. There's so many people. But OK, so let me be. Lex Fridman starts the 3-hour intellectually-stimulating episode with a complex question: What is complexity? They dive into a plethora of mind-bending topics including randomness in the universe, what is intelligence, a rethink of space and time, predictions versus explanations, if atoms have consciousness, why our universe exists, multi-computation for biology, and even NFTs. More than that, yeah. He started a explanations of all this sort of stuff. We're all interesting, complicated mush that doesn't have a concept of individuals, doesn't have a concept of ego or individual consciousnesses. It's just the the part that a lot of people can understand. How do we like what are we supposed to do? What happens? A depth. Taste great. Lisa Feldman Barrett: Love, Evolution, and the Human Brain | Lex Fridman Podcast #140. He just got his leg was fixed two months ago I think, and is on his Instagram. Dont give them the chance. And I think predators just go Buckwild. Well, people have lost their savings. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Like, listen, we're winning because the only reason why people are watching, the only reason is because they want Trump out of office. And I highly recommend, like curious undergrads. Just just several days ago and form for me. Come yes and no. Who knows but can't resist. It's all one thing and we're just adding more to it. You can you can listen to their words and see their deeds and see how they react to certain things and see how they grow and change. Have every cop get a purple belt. You miss it. And so there's a kind of groupthink that I think holds you back within places like Silicon Valley, within certain parts of academia. Get to know yourself on a deeper level. Right now, if you have a UFO, if you have a spaceship that comes from another planet where there are a million years more advanced than us, they've had a million years of evolution and technological evolution dealing with elements that are common on their planet that have to be created in a particle collider here. Yeah. The Internet is very nice and helpful to tell you exactly that, which is your body will fall apart. Time wins every time. It's very it's very good for people, even though you would think of it as like a violent interaction. And most of the population growth in the 21st century will be in Africa. Well, and OK. My speculation is they are slowly spoon feeding us information to allow people to be more comfortable with the inevitable arrival of something. Oh, just the sound in that guitar is so he's so out there. They're liars. You know, I know forever at the beginning of his comedy career. You're doing what you're doing. Like, I've gotten this. My grandmother passed away. No, I think I think the people in the Democratic Party are too wise. There to me, one concern is, you know, all the things that tribalism, all the what is it, toxic masculinity or all the things, all the things you see as negative. Yeah, but what I'm telling you is, OK, you're telling me that's death, though? And in a lot of ways, one of the things that that Trump does outside of these speeches and get everybody excited about things he's doing standup, he tells jokes, he talks shit. He mentioned that because my worry would be if we encounter a life on another planet. So five hundred is doable for like it's just a thousand is insane. Like just like the crazy theories he has about the way the world is. You know, Hicks died from cancer. He created Wolfram Alpha that like everybody uses in high school for to do their homework in calculus because it's you can ask it a bunch of questions like how much does Joe Rogan weigh or something like that. Let us plant some stuff where they figure out, like how to be enlightened mushrooms, mushrooms. What you're talking about is the negative ones. It makes me feel good. So that's what I said in thirty days. It delivers an optimal ratio of nutrients for a more efficient uptake. I mean the thing about his music versus Hendrix is it was brilliant. Yes, with energy, with excitement, with a passion of different ways, things you can do. This might be obsolete and useless by the time we're live all live in a virtual reality world. Dan Carlin of the popular Hardcore History podcast joins Lex is a wide-ranging conversation about humanity, civilization, and of course, history. Thank you, Joe. It's. Like, if you lose your arm, they actually give you a six million arm in arm. And then there's the bad songs. But like my dad is this witty Jew who never who's afraid to say anything now he's kind of like Eric Weinstein. It talks about the 30s and the rise of Hitler in Germany and the pain, both economic and psychological turns into this like dark energy that can be combined with a charismatic leader to go into a direction of hatred versus love and progress. In this episode, they talk about Andrew's "flow state" before recording a FREE when you join over 50,000 subscribers to the Podcast Notes newsletter. If there was, you know, like an element called chaos and it had like a physical manifestation where you could like see like a like an avatar of chaos. I think predators breed whatever the fuck they want to. I think you mean God, but that's OK. The problem is if if it's more potent than any weapon that any any civilization has currently on this planet. Oh, fuck that space giraffe. L.A. is a mess. They create the bonds of love and friendship like nothing like nothing else in this world. Who's that guy? And the people from the Navy that he was communicating with saying, yeah, we see these every now and again. It's just it's constantly being fucked with. Minimize repeat mistakes. Young person speaks well, if Tulsi Gabbard was in that position, did she could be president. That's just too hard. Nobody. And all that creates a greater disparity within those communities, greater desperation and then desperation. Well, fuck man, they they make babies and then they can literally overwhelm a resource area if there's no predators. They're trying to figure it out. #123 Manolis Kellis: Origin of Life, Humans, Ideas, Suffering, and Happiness. [37] He has competed in several grappling competitions, most notably in a match against Garry Tonon in 2013.[38]. And that was the weird thing, the biggest mystery to me about what David Faber saw a lot. Like all the good old days when he wanted to send a letter, you had to write it down on paper and do to a horse like a fucking like. But his comment was that if we one day will be able to replay memories, I wonder if this is a memory that you and I would choose. Broadway jujitsu in Boston. Hes also an incredibly smart person, which is clearly evident by listening to him speak or Top 10 Joe Rogan Podcasts on Space, Aliens, and The Universe. Like the funny, derisive comment about the way the new studio looks, for example, when you look at comments about your new studio, there's a humongous amount of really positive comments. It's expanding our consciousness, doing the thing that jokingly said with mushrooms, but basically doing what mushrooms do, but in a controlled and, you know, much more powerful way. And then one day I think it Jun yet Jun maybe at the end of May I woke up and I had this idea that the brain is stupid to to say that, to tweet and say that I'll do as many push ups and pull ups as the street gets likes.
