Fareed Zakaria - Revolutions & Global Affairs | Prof G Conversations
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- Fareed Zakaria, the host of CNN’s flagship international affairs show, Fareed Zakaria GPS, joins Scott to discuss his latest book, “Age of Revolutions: Progress and Backlash from 1600 to the Present.” We hear why the Industrial Revolution was the most transformative in our nation’s history, and get an update on geopolitics as a whole.
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Timestamps:
00:00 In this episode
00:58 If you were going to write a book about one revolution, which one would it be?
04:40 What can we learn from past revolutions about AI?
07:04 What lessons from history do you glean and what do they say about geopolitics?
09:50 Is there a great power rivalry between China and the US?
13:28 Is America harming itself?
15:21 What nations are you paying the most attention to?
18:17 Where do you think the war in Gaza is headed?
22:58 Why does Israel not have the same rights to unconditional surrender?
27:15 What might a post-war solution for Gaza look like?
31:28 Hamas’ three objectives
35:41 Do you think there’s a chance that Iran and the US could become allies?
39:20 What are the policies that can save us from ourselves?
43:13 Talk about campuses and reform in higher education
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This guy is simply a breath of fresh air. Most balanced and inteligent journalist ive ever heard.
This is great l'm a fan of Fareed Zakaria one of the best journalists and thinkers in the US today imo.
LMAO
lol he was suspended by CNN years ago. little credibility.
He is a tool,
You're joking right? His views are very narrow US centric
An idiot fan
Quote of the interview: "Our dysfunction within...that is taking this amazing hand of cards and making us play it badly."
100%
What a waste of energy. Tossing cards in the air like 52 pick-up then ground hog day.
I'd say it is like having a full house and saying that you'll take three because you don't like the red cards...every hand.
@@sguttagastute observation.
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I know he’ll never do it but I challenge Scott, as somebody I generally respect, to get an actual PALESTINIAN to come on this show the next time he wants to discuss Palestine
Rashid Khalidi.
@@Hexanitrobenzene excellent choice, but I’m afraid Scott, like so many in his position, is too afraid of the risks that come with being objective and honest about the Palestinian issue. He would view it as a threat to his business
@@Mark55204
I don't understand, everyone in US is afraid of Jews like they are some mafia or something. John Mearsheimer talks about the influence of Israel lobby in government, but I didn't hear what they actually can do.
Let's say Biden says: "Israel, if you continue with your war, we stop the military aid." What would happen ?
@@Mark55204
What's the threat ? Being called antisemite ?
@@Hexanitrobenzene That’s certainly one of the main tactics Zionists try to use to shut people down and silence them, which would be funny in this case because Scott is Jewish himself. The more I watch him though, the more I realize he may just be ignorant and/or misled. It’s a shame because I used to respect him a lot more, but it seems that he’s just not very smart or knowledgeable about much else outside of business
Two of my favorite people to listen to. Just discovered Scott's channel today!
As always, thank you, Scott. I love your interviews with Fareed. He's such a fascinating and amazing human being.
It’s incredible to me how Fareed can be all worried about upholding the rules based order, while not seeing that what Israel is & has been doing, is the opposite of that in so many ways.
That’s the result of living in an echo chamber.
That's how one gets to be a CNN pundit. The ability to turn reality on its head is a great asset in mainstream media.
and the price of oranges in China?
Fareed is one amazing spokesperson for deep knowledge, common sense, brilliant insights. ❤❤
Says it all! 🤗A fav for decades now. Hope youngsters find Fareed Zakaria's wisdom...soon.
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Capitalism Greed of Multinational will make AI an uncontrolled intellectual devil which will kill socio-economic fabric of the world...
dangerous times are coming fast...
One of the too few truly authentic, articulate intellectuals left in American media. Great analysis, always!
💯. He is 100% deep state!
Never heard Xi Jingping talk about women going back in kitchen. Would be absurd if he did. Society is open in china. They are just not crazy like the west.
Excellent Point...!!!
ya, there's a lot of assumed facts that have no root in reality. He repeats alot of false media talking points. A little disappointed with his lack of research, even after writing a book
@@dicksonchan5302 zakaria could be forced to say it, he’s smarter than that, anyone with the world perspective and knowledge would be, but he’s in the toxic western media world.
Finally, Zakaria seems to recognize that the regional powers resisting the the dying Western order are getting harder and harder to push around. And he also seems to recognize that these geopolitical orders have to be fought for in order to be maintained. But you need your own people to be willing to engage in that struggle, and the US has been egregiously profligate with its own human resources in this regard. It is precisely Zakaria's class of people who have been in charge during the dismantling of US productive capacity (in energy and materials rather than economic rents) and the abandonment of "fly over country." The arrogance of "the citizens of nowhere" towards the bulk of the US working class is palpable. Now those people are supposed to believe YOU, Fareed, that they ought to sacrifice for YOUR order? No wonder there is division and dysfunction in America!
Yeah, I think most problems in US stem from its wealth inequality. It's so large that US is de facto a plutocracy - elections can basically be bought.
I’m sorry when you were speaking about a regime which is good at avoiding revolution through repression, patronage and escape valves were you referring to Iran or the current United States government
while America is no angel, you can't conflate them with Iran's government, at least not with a straight face.
@@MrEmreWawa I don’t think we need to compare the two. I think all we need to do is acknowledge that our government has failed us and that the experiment in a multi faceted people living together in harmony right now is not working all that well and our financial system has corrupted the government to the point that it’s only exacerbating the situation. It ran as a 5000 year old culture and they’re bound together by a stagnant religious belief but at least they believe in something. We need something to believe in right now something to bring us together. I think America has an opportunity and a responsibility to lead the world out of this mess, and that, by focusing on environmental resilience, rebuilding a degraded planet from an environmental standpoint, and learning how to be of service to all non-human life we have a best chance of creating a common threadthroughout our people, and finding a way to come together to work together to live together and create a better world
@@SeegerInstituteGo outside and see people of all types are getting along quite well.
Huge fan of Zakaria, such a cogent thinker and clear speaker.
A masterclass in intelligent inetervewing. IMO Fareed is one of the very best journalist. Thank God for him.
Bravo Gentlemen, thanks Scott!
Two of America's General Super Thinkers and communicators. 😍What.a treat this week. Fareed is such a generous individual.💯 Sending love to Jose Andreas Food Family💘
Truly enjoyed this content. Thank you Scott and Fareed. 👏 👏 👏
Glad you enjoyed it! Take a glance at clips and highlights as well.
Awesome podcast! Mr. Zakaria always brings an interesting insight. Mark Blyth, Peter Zeihan, and Bomani Jones might be additional great guests.
Keep doing BIG things.
Thank you Fareed. Listening to you and Timothy Snyder helps me to navigate in these confusing times
Scott's insistence on Israel " Haven't killed more than others" is insane. pure insanity. Fareed is being kind to him the whole time.
That was rich. Our society needs more of this.
Take a quick look at clips and highlights as well.
43:13 His talk about the cancer on college campuses today is spot on.
Totally agree!
i didnt think anyone could get more mediocre than Ian Bremmer. But you've done it. Congrats. this is what the Chinese call "thoughtless thought leaders."
Amazing conversation Scott, so appreciate all this work you do!
And, definitely going to get Fareed new Book 🤩
Thanks for the support! Check out clips and highlights as well.
Brilliant discussion. I can't recall the last time I listened to Fareed in a lengthy conversation.Am definitely getting his latest book.
Hope you enjoyed it! Checkout clips and highlights as well for quick content.
Senator John Kennedy just said this morning that the Palestinians need to go live in the Sinai Peninsula. And that the U.S. should pressure Egypt to open the gate.
So, that’s the future under Trump.
But first, you need to move to a dumpy part of town.
Fantastic interview. So much wisdom here……thank you both.
Take a quick look at clips and highlights as well.
I like what Fareed is saying and I think it would make sense to put an international DMZ of about 500 Meters all the way around Gaza as a mutual protection and have it staffed with you and troops. Saudi Arabia and the United States could pay for this. And it would be very wise then to turn around and invest heavily in Gaza and its people to rebuild Gaza into a highly educated and highly International Zone like Singapore or Dubai.
or biden could just tell Netanyahu to go fuck himself and cut off all aid and arm's sales.
Having said that - Fareed: we the people would love you to RUN FOR GOVT OFFICE!
He won’t because why would he want to hang out with morons?
It exceptionally hard to do communicate people 30 IQ pints below, or above, you.
Extraordinary! Absolute respect for Fareed. Great interviewing Professor. I will listen to this again and share.
Love both of your perspectives
Two Intellects, one on one. The power struggle is over land and sea, controlled in outer space, which is the new frontier.
Take a quick look at clips and highlights as well.
Great background knowledge used for a good history lesson!
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South Africa, stable and emerging. Does anyone else agree???
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Re. 2 states: it wouldn't be possible to have a demilitarized Palestinian State if it's given control of its borders. And without control of its own borders, you get the Palestine that already exists.
Fareed is living in this fantacy in his cozy house in new york meanwhile there are thousands of homeless in the street and subway of new york.... 🎉🎉🎉
Exactly. He ignores the reality, that world is dangerously being divided between extreme rich and extreme poor.
I’d love to debate Fareed. Contrast what he says about the Gazans and what he says about DEI. But I do admire his integrity but he needs to inspect his assumptions a bit more. And prof: what exactly is the difference between Jews and Israelis?
Jews are not necessarily Israëli
@@myohmy-fb9nsand not everyone in Israel is Jewish.
Yes but that is the goal of a Zionist @@waitaminute2015
The internet is a machine to transform ignorance into arrogance.
AI is this super charged.
AI = Anonymous Indians
Bezos and Amazon's Grocery Shopping Experience.
The whole point is that the kill switch won't work because the AI will manage to sow disagreement among the population over whether the kill switch should be activated or not, and will keep it that way until it has figured out a way to take full control. If you see how easily humans fall prey to division and disagreement that should be a walk in the park for a hyper intelligent, super sophisticated AI system. There may be a handful of smart people who know what's going on and try to warn everyone but they will be cast aside as crackpots and nutcases that can safely be ignored. And if not, the AI will do its magic to ruin their credibility. Bottom line is it's foolish to think something less intelligent (the collective of the human race) can control something much more intelligent (future AI).
This conversation should be mandatory watching - implementing some of these thoughts would truly make a difference in how the US feels about itself as a country right now.
Americas biggest problem is the speed in which technological advancements trail our laws and regulations.
Galloway argues that Israel's caualties on Oct 7 justify their response. Many more Palestinians have been killed by the IDF over the last few decades. So why not take into account their right to respond to atrocities committed against them? When you don't look at both sides as humans deserving of respect and equality, you get Oct 7. If the US and Israel had truly wanted to create more peaceful coexistence in this region, it could have been done well in advance of Oct 7.
The whole interview is a very 'western-centric' perspective on how great the achievements are of respective colonial powers; it looks at the 'winners', particularly the US and conflate victory with being right. The Middle East is testament to how horrifically perverse American foreign policy is and how it only benefits a small group of individuals to the detriment of the many. Hundreds of thousands of people if not millions have been killed by US policies over the past couple of decades across Syria, Yemen, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and other neighboring countries.
The current situation in Palestine is the epitome of everything that is wrong with the current global regime; inflicting their ideology on any country that is militarily weaker.
In regards to Iran, not one mention the coup that installed the Shah, and America's role in it, the influence of AIPAC and the Israeli regime's role in the current relations with Iran. This whole pod cast was so superficial.
Our greatest enemy as humans is ignorance.
Greed and arrogance doesn’t help.
Excellent discussion. Thanks
Interviews with Fareed are masterful lessons in common sense. Coupled with Scott, these are must watch conversations which hopefully will continue.
Love this! Got me to rethink my opinion on if Israel's response is too much, when he was able to acknowledge both sides as having truth and then bringing it down to whats the main goal (peace) and how the pros of completely destroying chamas might not be worth the cons. Have to think about it more but definitely opened my eyes
5/5
But all of this begins, or can only begin if Israel accepts responsibility. To which there is a less than zero chance, unfortunately. Its not their brand. Alas, peace will be pretty unlikely.
@@Voltaire80
Yes, as Noam Chomsky has stated, Israel chose expansion over peace.
@@Hexanitrobenzene I also, and frankly, cannot stand Scott's Zionism. Appreciate him a lot for everything else, but the Zionism is too much. Also, read the room Scott. The world is opening its eyes.
@@Voltaire80 Dunno, I don't follow Scott too much, I cannot assess is he a Zionist or not. What I do see is that he makes the same mistake many people somehow make: that history before October 7 doesn't matter. Bassem Youssef said it best: if you treat people like animals, don't act surprised when they behave like animals.
Tony Blair and Bill Clinton left politicians LMAO
I believe he said "left of center".
bro we killed over a million in Iraq and Afghanistan
We need to fix our political system that’s the biggest problem in America. I wish a President would make his/her policy to implement ranked choice voting and mandatory national service. That might not make them a historical President but it would mean more moderate/serious elected officials and a voting populace that gets to know people from different parts of the country.
Prof Galloway is struggling here in this discussion. A lightweight intellect.
This is a very thought provoking interview.
Journalism didn’t die they jumped off the cable news train because they can do it themselves with a couple of buddies and a few good AI agents 😅
The old guard has lost most of their power. Other than lawyers and politicians because that’s who we elect. Now I can watch 2 great journalist discuss great topics.
Excellent discussion.
You guys are the only two people whose news analysis I listen to(other than comedians) But I need 1.75x speed to sync with my listening speed.
Do have ADHD? 🤔
@@PauloAdriano-zo2ng yes I do, but also a high IQ which makes slow learning boring….
modern day fukuyama, lets wait and see
Re. AI: if it becomes far smarter than us, we won't be able to "just pull the plug", unless it's willing to let us.
Galloway is a blind zionist. Can't see beyond his own heritage. Embarrassing.
The thing is, we never left Germany or Japan.
what?
@@kh-fk3ko We have over 40 military bases in Germany and 140 in Japan. To use them as a comparison to Palestine, Israel would need to construct permanent bases which nobody supports.
@@duskrider1724 that plus the analogy of Japan or Germany vs USA is all wrong. It’s more like apartheid South Africa or colonial powers.
US military does not kill Germans and Japanese. If you read Haaretz you can learn that Israeli military killing innocent civilians in West Bank daily at will. Since October 7th 400 civilians killed by Israeli military and settlers who are armed by government. Where Fareed is wrong is Israeli supremacy in ME is thanks to Western support. Technology is not enough for such a supremacy. Israel does not have enough population to keep a large military for occupation and defense, provide employees for startups, produce it's own goods including arms at the same time. US won those wars and became superpower because of size of its economy. What would happen to that support when Israel will become a complete middle eastern theocracy (which it will be). We are seeing the beginning of it nowadays.
@@ealtinta
Both Japan and Germany are occupied countries. Look at their foreign policy, they both do what Washington tells them to do.
Mr. Fareed. What do you mean by taking land? Isn't occupation?! What is the limit of your morality?!
Wow, that was awesome.
Amazing interview
He has no idea how AI works. The kill-switch argument makes my eyes roll so hard. He needs to read some more literature on what can go wrong with AI, especially when it achieves superintelligence.
Scott, Fareed, you have to read Hyperion, by Dan Simmons. It will give you a good idea of what AI could lead to.
Great discussion !
Great guest! My fav for sure
As a Canadian, I always thought the response to the question whether America is the greatest country was that it should be.
Canada has done a good (not perfect) job with perhaps the lesser desirable portion of the North American continent.
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Canada is the greatest!!!!!!! been there may times. We have to may mentally ill people walking around following a Criminal(Trump)
Canada has really regressed. We have tons of natural resources and a 1/10 of the population of the USA yet our GDP per capita is 30% lower than the USA and we're falling further and further behind.
@@nicglau8803population boom brought that number down....this is just a perception. It will go back up when the bulk of the actual wave fully integrates the job market.
great interview!
Thankyou. Take a look at clips and highlights as well.
Scott is easy to listen to, especially if you have a feel good imagination. Possibly one of the most complacent minds out there. But it's all based on a fantasy where msm narratives are real. If you believe in magic, I recommend Scott Galloway.
Exactly. He is struggling. His intellect is lightweight..
Fareed never talks about Israel's brutal occupation, very typical.
He mentioned it lightly, in some other words - "if you take someone's land, you are legally responsible for [the plight of] them".
Overall, I think Fareed's opinion on the conflict is quite reasonable - he acknowledges that the two state solution is the only solution, that occupation (in some other words) is unsustainable, that the current Israel's strategy in Gaza is out of proportion, and most importantly - that Hamas is first and foremost an idea, not people, bunkers and guns, and you cannot destroy it with a military solution only.
Of course, we would like a much more categorical position, but I guess that's the best we can get in the current US political climate.
You mean other than the prior interview he did on that exact topic 6 months ago? On this very podcast? ua-cam.com/video/-h1XD7fQSfg/v-deo.html
That question on what make Pearl Harbor and Germany different is so disingenuous. You know as well as I that Japan and Germany had ample armies to fight a war That was NEVER going to be the situation with Hamas! As far as 9/11, we were no different when we attack Iraq than the terrorist that attack us! We owed it to the world to show restrain on invading Iraq and while we had a right to attack Afghanistan. When the Taliban beg us for a peace deal, we should have created it with favorable terms to us. Israel too could have showed restrain while looking to use a much more tactical approach. This was always going to end up being a side with machine guns fighting a side with sling shots!. That is why level headed people have become less tolerant of the situation!
Yep, that was rather disappointing from Prof G., who we otherwise know to be a rational person.
This is a very asymmetrical conflict, within a nation. The actions and goals of Hamas might be barbaric, but the plight of the Palestinians is also horrendous, and their grievances are justified. Nothing like the imperialism from Hitler Germany or Japan. Can't solve this with "unconditional surrender," only makes it worse. If you're the underlying party and are being subjugated even more, that creates enormous resentment, not introspection.
@@ericdane7769 Israel would be much better off trying to enrich the life's of the average Palestinian, instead on the path of terror they are on. Now they are more than likely just creating the next Generation of Terrorist. The proof of that fact may be seen in the lives of many. Just look at how many people now aged who you know that still carry the insecurities from events of their youth. It is things that happen in our youth that most of the time leave a lasting impression. Because of 9/11 we invade Iraq, who had nothing to do with 9/11 nor did they have weapons of mass destruction. Now a good portion of Iraq sides with Iran. As Voltaire said a catchy phase means nothing! Fight them over there so we don't have to fight them over here. That phrase cost a generation over a trillion dollar, which we got nothing for! Under Marcus Aurelius Rome conquered and then welcome those people into the Society. His view was if the people's life's he conquered improved their contentment was a pathway to peace. Be well.
@@ericdane7769 Whilst there is a section on "Hamas three objectives" it fails to actually reference their own clearly stated objectives (put out in a press release) that it was "primarily aimed at military targets, in order to take hostages which could be used as a bargaining tool in exchange for Palestinian hostages" (of which Israel holds thousands prior to and after Oct 7).
Failure to acknowledge this is disingenuous.
Explain "tactical"
@@mat3714 How about showing restrain? You always can KILL People, did it really have to start immediately with reckless abandonment? As Nietzsche said when fighting Monster one must be careful not to become the Monster. We became Monsters after 9/11, and the way America is now I would say Bin Laden won on 9/11! Now we are see the same out of Israel, where they are just creating the next generation of terrorist! This was never going to be a fair fight, and comparing it to Pearl Harbor and WWII is pure BS as those countries had ample armies to fight a war! Israel could have gone to the UN to try and create a coalition of forces , in a attempt use a plan where at least they where trying to show some compassion for the civilian society. Funny how the Palestinians who want to rid the land of Jews are Terrorist, but the Jews that want to rid the land of Palestinians are patriots. The fact is you can believe as I do that Hamus actions in Oct we a horrendous and barbaric acts. While still understanding that just as horrendous is the indiscriminate killing and displacement of civilian Palestinian families, which now makes the future just as unsettled as the past!
Prof G. - Keeping you ideas about Hamas in Palestine and unconditional surrender and/or elimination, what would be your take on the handling of the Southern States post USA Civil war?
Two of my favorite social commentators together in *one* show! Makes for a wonderful day! Regarding Biden’s possible path to victory- he *must* issue an executive order regarding the southern border &, as Fareed said, “Let the courts fight it out!”
Why should Biden issue an executive order? The republicans shot down a comprehensive border bill last month, why aren’t you mad at them for doing that? How stupid are you that you actually have no idea on there current events of politics?
Did you forget that the republicans shot down a border legislation last month?
Why should Biden issue an executive order when the republicans were the one that shot down an exhaustive border bill?
Geopolitical pivot of history by McKinder, basically invented geopolitics in 1904:
Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland;
who rules the Heartland commands the World-Island;
who rules the World-Island commands the world.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Geographical_Pivot_of_History
I just hate how damn smart the two of you are!
Great, Fareed Zakaria is so lucid. On Gaza and the occupation in general; It is precisely the question of how, or whether, Israel will remain, what is still left of, a functioning liberal democracy. There is no perpetual military solution that would not also eventually turn Israel into just another authoritarian regime in the neightbourhood.
Have a listen to the interview with Dan Schueften on Quilette. He represents a vastly different perspective on the conflict that isn’t focused on implementing a solution in the near term. It was pretty eye opening.
This is really pertinent, the ideological will to represent everyone as complete different groups and even nationality absolutely contributed to the actual polarization and victimization.
Fareed definitely tows the party line.
By what mechanism do Palestinians become equal, participating citizens? Where?
Exaplain what you mean.
Isn't this something for the UN to figure out?
With all the respect for Fareed’s foresight and intellect, his comments on Iran’s not reacting didn’t age well 7 days later.
That's because Israel did an outrageous attack on Iran's embassy in Syria. I'm not a fan of Iran, but Israel is out of control now.
In the segment "What are the policies that can save us from ourselves?", which begins at 39:01, how does Zakaria possibly hold up Tony Blair and Bill Clinton up as exemplars in his response? The very seeds of discontent to which Zakaria attributes today's disaffection of working class Americans can be traced directly to NAFTA, which was a Clinton initiative and implementation. Moreover by glossing over this fact and harping so much on "woke" (a term that Zakaria, like everyone else who uses it, fails to define beyond meaning anything he personally does not like) he obfuscates where the focus needs to be to address the substantive issue Prof G's question raises.
Zakaria asserts that "it is all cultural and not at all economic"; well, clearly for him it is. Amazing how someone can have had such a front row seat for the world's events and still get it so wrong. He might have tried listening harder when his hero Clinton coined the aphorism "it's the economy, stupid!" It seems Clinton had pundits posing as historians like Zakaria specifically in mind.
Any wise political leader--or pundit--knows, the fact is that you have to pay attention to BOTH.
This is something to be concerned about, gentlemen:
Goldman maintains that if generative AI lives up to its hype, the workforce in the United States and Europe will be upended. The bank estimates 300 million jobs could be lost or diminished due to this fast-growing technology.
Even AI gives a list of the jobs that are at risk from AI:
Data entry clerks
Telemarketers
Factory/assembly line workers
Cashiers
Drivers (taxi, rideshare, truck)
Travel agents
Bank tellers
Administrative assistants
Computer programmers
Software developers
Web developers
Coders
Advertising professionals
Journalists
Technical writers
Traders
Financial analysts
Accountants
Graphic designers
Customer service representatives
Paralegals and legal assistants
Bookkeepers
Retail cashiers
Receptionists
Loan officers
Market research analysts
Proofreaders
Transcriptionists
Radiologists
Surveyors
Excellent interview. Two men I have a lot of respect for.
Glad you enjoyed it! Take a quick look at clips and highlights for quick and engaging content.
A great conversation, but some naivety on Fareed's part regarding the wall dividing Israel and the west bank. That wall may prevent some of the terror attacks, but what really makes the different is consistent nightly raids if IDF in cities like Jenin and Nablus in the west bank.
After the war kav azza is likely to be the same
*SPOILER ALERT* Fareed..
23:00
Netanyahu does NOT plan to "live with these people".
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When there is will,there is a way !
World is standing on the edge of richness!
Regarding the global order and the US's place in it, I think there will have to be a restructuring of it, with a greater importance of a global institution. Not something like the UN, but an institution of liberal democracies, like the OECD or NATO. A global government with very restricted authority, but still effective in what it does.
(I would like to see this government being implemented on a new paradigm, involving blockchains, smart contracts, and AI.)
I love Scott but he can’t be objective about this war.
You can see behind his eyes he wants revenge XD He's out for blood >:[
Two powerful minds
Take a quick look at clips and highlights as well.
Humans will not flick the off switch on the AI Monster.
Simply because people need self-identity and they find it outside themselves.
AI, like Popes of the past, will come will with powerful imprimatur.
Once people assign their thing Ji and identity to AI they will not be able too turn it off.
Prof G - One hundred percent Netanyahu/IDF talking points and conflation of issues stated eloquently - full stop.
The idea that we can have an AI kill switch is likely deeply flawed and has been explored in depth by AI experts for a long time. In short, at a certain IQ level an AI can easily disable the kill switch. This should be common knowledge now
Main source of energy is nature himself!
*herself* ...
Nature is always feminine, mysterious, capricious, nurturing yet deadly.
The problems with the current US high education are: 1)DEI problem causing all sorts of costs 2)too expensive for most Americans
Iran and the way they treat women.....@ 35:30...............I'm speechless. It's one thing to say that the people feel a different way vs the govt but to stretch the sentiment across to include their govt.....YIKES
Fareed please talk about the out of control OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING for k-12 teachers that's why we have teacher shortages I'm the author of EIGHT DAYS IN AN INNER CITY SCHOOL
World is running by nature so follow!
A BLINK nor a TWINKLE OF AN EYE! Remember my Offsprings preserve from Thee all! Remember ye all old minds came from here 1ST!
Fareed all my Heirs Hosts shared "i" AM looks at all Offsprings from thee and all HIS MEEKS. Commanded to look at our SONS AND DAUGHTERS IN FRONT OF HIM!
Zakaria quotes Kissinger about "losing if you don't win" then say's the Hamas fighters in Rafah aren't worth it.Huh????