Dont listen to a man that just talks summaries but nothing else. You dont learn from this guy. He also Dunning Krugers his conversations. He doesnt know anything about AI, Quantum or String Theory
I don’t even know how I keep working bc I’m so captivated by some of the conversations with these guests. Damn it’s amazing. I feel I can fly after these interviews. 🎉
Michio Kaku, such a unique eccentric genius. We need to promote the conditions that produce genius because they are so productive and so much fun, so interesting. All the new technological developments that make life better come from these guys. Michio 👍👍
Exactly. And he always delivers the exact same rehearsed essay to whomever asks the question. I used to like this guy, but ever since he went ALL-IN on those ooh-so-credible government "leaked" UFOs, Ive realised that he just got old and has lost it.
@iridium1911 he is so much more intelligent than us we have no standing to judge him. Highly Intelligent people speculate a ton, how do you think they make discoveries
He spends most of his professional time as a speaker, answering the same questions, refining them based on feedback. I wish his cadence were more natural though.
how else would he have made the particle accelerator? he mustve done it as a youngin and just brought the schematics back. or got all the info downloaded in his brain then got sent back.
thanks for posting all these great talks, Joe, it's been a while since i've been able to listen, there are people like me who live on the fewest dollars per year possible....very much appreciated, thank you!
@@LiveStoicism well, i appreciate the podcasts, and i have no idea about how to judge people we've had no direct experience whatsoever with. careful with demeaning ourselves that way, it's not our job.
I mean, if he and his contemporaries were so intelligent and honest you'd think we would have had a breakthrough in string theory by now. Just my 2 cents. I like the guy too, but it seems like he's pushing snake oil on us at this point.
GODDAMMIT!!! Joe interviews Michio Kaku perfectly!!!! SOOOOOO intriguing to me who has always thought about this stuff on a different level. Mind Blown!!! Thanks Joe Rogan
Michio is definitely an alien,in the sense, of how much more advanced his thinking process is. Building an atom smasher at 16...perfect example . Love listening to things like this
Regarding simultaneous translation, I am an interpreter, this is my job and my life. The problem with simultaneous translation is not technical, it isn´t a hardware issue either, the problem with it (and this is why we are called interpreters and not translators), is that speech is imperfect, it is also culturally different. As an example; A japanese businessman will say "I will do everything in my power to get this done", and this actually means "NO", he says this because culturally, it is extremely unpolite to say no. Also you will find people form India who really believe they can speak english, but their english is "polluted" by Indi phonemes which does not allow them to pronounce properly unless they have learned the language before puberty. Another case, is a person with a British background will say "boot" when he names the "trunk" of a car, or a Chilean spanish speaker will call a baby a "guagua", while a cuban will call a bus a "guagua" and a Spanish person will call it a "Bebé", this happens because native american languages are embedded in latin american spanish, and each latin american country was home to several tribes with different languages, and these languages merged into spanish, creating regional sub-languages; In the north of Argentina young people are called "Guris", which comes from Guaraní language (native tribe that lived in what now is Southern Brazil, Paraguay and Northern Argentina) and locals will pluralize the word in Spanish by adding "es", ending in "Gurises" (group of young people). Australians will use the wrong vowel sound (for an american) when speaking, anb example is the "Gadday" (For good day). Another case in point is US citizens calling themselves "American" (because they call their country America, and Peruvians calling themselves Americans because they are form the continent called America. Also, accents and specific technical languages are another animal altogether. So far, these machines have failed miserably, (proof of this is that i still have a job), however; human interpreters do better, but are not infallible either.
He used to be good. But he got old and lost his mind. Im serious. There are many others that are better today. Lawrence Krauss, Brian Greene, Brian Cox, and so on.
Brian Cox is my favourite. He looks like an Oasis band member but he is ridiculously smart. He can take something so complex and tell it to you in a way everybody can understand. I respect that.
I feel like I have been to church, spiritual refreshers! Joe...I have lived in remote Montana and get the awe you mention...actually that edge of fear with grizzlies, etc. sharing the same habitat~ Wow.
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy is the book with "42".. The Restaurant at the End of the Universe is also a book by Douglas Adams.. I may be mistaken, but I believe "42" was in the first book: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Joe, you laugh when I laugh. Can't quite a grip on you, man. Physicists are fun, worthy of respect. Thanks for bringing this home. You're far more intelligent that your audience. You placate the most of them.
I think he already figured out how to control time. He looks closer to 60 years old than 70 . What a brilliant conversation I walked away with so much.
NIST has no other choice but to use the Newtonian context of gravity as a force argument. Can you imagine if NIST said the 3 towers collapsed 2 from the top down because gravity doesn't make things fall, gravity is not a force? LOL. It is total disinformation when gravity is said to be a downward force that it is not. And teachers should have a duty to remind students that this Newtonian concept of gravity as a force is not the truth. Attachments area Preview UA-cam video "WE LIED TO YOU ABOUT GRAVITY" - MICHIO KAKU Preview UA-cam video Why General Relativity (and Newton's Laws) tell us The Sky is Falling Up Preview UA-cam video Does a Falling Slinky Defy Gravity? Preview UA-cam video Jonathan Cole 2016 “The Force Behind the Motion” Preview UA-cam video Gravity is not a force. But what does that mean?
The only thing Kaku, Sagan, and Spielberg didn’t anticipate, was that A.I. could, and will monitor all exchanges, and experience from all living beings, to discern the empirical truth of all information. 🔥
To Joe and Dr. Michio Kaku, The concept of a “reasonable expectation of privacy” is a legal and societal standard that serves to protect individuals from unwarranted intrusions into their private lives. This expectation is not uniform and varies depending on the context and cultural norms. In entertainment and social interactions, these privacy norms play a crucial role in maintaining respectful boundaries between individuals. The term “Nero connection” might metaphorically refer to neurological connections or the intrinsic respect and boundaries that exist within social interactions. Maintaining these boundaries is essential for preserving the integrity of these connections. If someone is suddenly introduced into a situation without regard for these established norms, it could disrupt the respect and connection that have been cultivated, potentially leading to negative consequences in personal relationships or broader social contexts. This understanding underscores the importance of respecting established privacy norms and boundaries to maintain healthy and respectful interactions in society. Kind regards, Subject Alpha
"Where is security governed through scrutiny? Your privacy denied...organized and confined! No place to hide...no place to hide..." - Fear Factory, Securitron {Police State 2000} 1998
I MAY not agree politically with Joe, but he was hitting on all 8 cylinders with this show and his guest and amazing amount of technical information and thinking went into this show. My top number one show at this point I will give you a 10 for this interview.
Consciousness is fundamental. The material world exists because of conscious agents. There is no separation. That is an illusion. We are all the universe experiencing itself through itself. We will all return to the source, infinite consciousness.
NIST has no other choice but to use the Newtonian context of gravity as a force argument. Can you imagine if NIST said the 3 towers collapsed 2 from the top down because gravity doesn't make things fall, gravity is not a force? LOL. It is total disinformation when gravity is said to be a downward force that it is not. And teachers should have a duty to remind students that this Newtonian concept of gravity as a force is not the truth. Attachments area Preview UA-cam video "WE LIED TO YOU ABOUT GRAVITY" - MICHIO KAKU Preview UA-cam video Why General Relativity (and Newton's Laws) tell us The Sky is Falling Up Preview UA-cam video Does a Falling Slinky Defy Gravity? Preview UA-cam video Jonathan Cole 2016 “The Force Behind the Motion” Preview UA-cam video Gravity is not a force. But what does that mean?
Interesting that both Michio Kaku and Elon Musk were fundamentally affected by reading Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe as youths. "42" has been mentioned by both. In addition, "don't panic" is on the dashboard of Elon's roadster that was the first payload on Falcon Heavy.
I’m glad he told us that he likes to ice skate. Had I not known this and ever came across him figure skating I would of been sure that I was in another universe.
Hi Joe.. Michio is actually right when he said that the present is the year 42. In Hindu mythology (verifiable) the year 42 stands for the age when your past life karmas end and your present life comes into play, forming Karmic Records of your current life and potential future human birth until the age of then 42 years
Professor Michio Kaku says that our universe is special ! That's a great idea ! Maybe we human beings are also special. Our mind has power to do anything. It's really sad that we are fighting with each other all the time ! Time to introspect and move positively ! No more wars !
I swear to God michio kaku kind of reminds me of like a human encyclopedia like you asked this man you asked this man anything it's like he has an answer for everything haha 😂
He does have an answer for anything. He has a very long career of being asked questions outside the field of his expertise which happens to a lot of the pop physicals public mouthpiece job filling scientists like himself, NGT, and a few others. They cannot resist throwing out some answer. "I don't know" isn't in their vocabulary.
I don't think quantum computing will solve all of these issues. It's still only as smart as the person writing the software but what do I know, I've only been in software for 40 years.
I dont think you understand quantum computing. Its not 1s and 0s, its atoms and protons. Its not even remotely on the same level as what you've been working with for 40 years. a few million times less actually
Every time Joe asks Michio if he’s ever heard of considered a stupid theory and then briefly explains it, trying to make it sound plausible: Michio: Well, it’s possible…
The movie is Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy, and that computer said it built another to figure that out. And that computer was earth and the creatures (us) on it lol.
Probably because Michio is full of shit? He's stating science that aren't facts, or even fringe fantasy. He used to be competent, but he's fear mongering now with misrepresented science terms and use.
@@triaxon3791 EXACTLY... All this. He used to be competent. He used to be something. He was one of the guys that got me into science. But now that I KNOW science, now I know he has lost it and got old. He is just waffling rubbish now.
"We hope that this gives empowerment to the poweless" However, this is obviously an issue when most human beings derive their "self-esteem" from crushing someone elses. Under the delusional perception that they are "better" sadly.
Every time the AI topic is on the table, Rogan has to tell us his line " we are the caterpillar of tech..." Think something original for a change. I'm not trying to put him down, but the fact that he became a comedian , will always be a huge mystery to me.
I think he may be a computer or alien. He talks in the way that he goes around back in the same circles almost super super smart. Were he kind of dumped it down for us a little bit but doesn’t actually tell us what’s going on. You did a great job of trying it, but he kept going back to start every time.
Imagine being 17 and making a particle collider this is unbelievable and very scary I consider myself reasonably intelligent I would love to sit down and have a great and insightful conversation with michio this is as joe says a different kind of human I really strongly believe there is a good chance we are in a simulation simulation
Did they miss the memo? Space Time is doomed. We live in a simulation. Reality as we perceive it isnt real, Kaku needs to switch course or be left behind.
With immortality do we have to accept the end of children, motherhood, new life ? With a population that doesn't decrease it doesn't need new members ?
Quantum computing doesn't apply to every computational problem with advantage. In fact, we only know of a subset of problems that benefit from quantum computing. For example to find the cure of an specific type of cancer can be solved right know if, and only if, the researchers would have access to every medical history. Now you see the problem: Who wants his medical data open? All kind of current legislation would be in question. Not only that. Let's imagine that finally we agree that it is in our advantage to grant access to this information. Do you imagine the conspiracy theories popping up and the reaction to prevent this? Going back to QC, Michio Kaku for sure knows that not every computational algorithm benefits from the QC approach. He also should be completely aware of the current difficulties for the technology. That is what I miss from this preaching: how far are we from this.
I could listen to this man all day. The same material or not, his insights open new details with every retelling. Brilliant, solid individual.
Dont listen to a man that just talks summaries but nothing else. You dont learn from this guy. He also Dunning Krugers his conversations. He doesnt know anything about AI, Quantum or String Theory
Please please Mr Rogan, it's too much. I cant take it anymore. Im enjoying your channel too much.
Yeah!
Gobble gobble... 🙄
His comedy balances out his podcasts. Utter garbage.
I don’t even know how I keep working bc I’m so captivated by some of the conversations with these guests. Damn it’s amazing. I feel I can fly after these interviews. 🎉
The first jre I ever watched was with graham hancock and I have never looked at the world the same way ever again.
Michio Kaku, such a unique eccentric genius. We need to promote the conditions that produce genius because they are so productive and so much fun, so interesting. All the new technological developments that make life better come from these guys. Michio 👍👍
Sadly, some true geniuses withdraw from their brillance because it can be socially very painful,,,most gifted kids can confirm this,
He literally said all the wrong things about AI and Quantum.
Very easy to understand!! Michio Kaku is that guy!!! Thanks!! And hello from Brasil to everyone that enjoy this kind of talks!
michio kaku is the most autopilot person I've ever watched - dude has an essay answer for every question
he just talks about speculative bs all the time. "Everything is on the table".... wow such insight!
Exactly. And he always delivers the exact same rehearsed essay to whomever asks the question. I used to like this guy, but ever since he went ALL-IN on those ooh-so-credible government "leaked" UFOs, Ive realised that he just got old and has lost it.
@@iridium1911right, why can’t he just be a Nostradamus and tell us exactly what the future will be like? What an idiot!
@iridium1911 he is so much more intelligent than us we have no standing to judge him. Highly Intelligent people speculate a ton, how do you think they make discoveries
He spends most of his professional time as a speaker, answering the same questions, refining them based on feedback. I wish his cadence were more natural though.
Professor Kaku makes the largest ideas or explanations easier for all of us to understand. I believe he is our Albert Einstein of today.
Roger Penrose though
This interview just blew my mind🤯😵💫
@6:00 “Like we used to do.” “Like we still do today.” This man has been to the future.
how else would he have made the particle accelerator? he mustve done it as a youngin and just brought the schematics back. or got all the info downloaded in his brain then got sent back.
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it’s called correcting yourself bud
thanks for posting all these great talks, Joe, it's been a while since i've been able to listen, there
are people like me who live on the fewest dollars per year possible....very much appreciated, thank you!
Where are you from?
@@johncheese637 i live in vermont.
He ain't reading this ever. He's reposting for views and ultimately money on the views Lil bro
Joe is getting bank through Spotify to the tune of like 200 million. A couple thousand dollars on these videos ain't shit to him my guy.
@@LiveStoicism well, i appreciate the podcasts, and i have no idea about how to judge people we've had no direct experience whatsoever with. careful with demeaning ourselves that way, it's not our job.
My son and I, love Dr. K/Ph.D. So intelligent, skilled, honest and interesting! A great American!! ❤😀👍🇺🇸
I mean, if he and his contemporaries were so intelligent and honest you'd think we would have had a breakthrough in string theory by now. Just my 2 cents. I like the guy too, but it seems like he's pushing snake oil on us at this point.
You two are amazing people in different ways . Thanks for all the knowledge you are sharing
### THIS IS AN OLD EPISODE - AIR DATE May 2, 2023 ###
For reference purposes, JRE’s latest episode count is #2172.
Oh lol
jcpflier's comment should be pinned :P
Do you know why he is uploading so many old episodes?
@@skipper472 Yes because he was only on spotify for a couple years and now back on youtube, not hard to figure out:)
@@skipper472 you think an episode from 2023 is "old" ?!?
Ross Coulthard, Gary Nolan, Carl Nell, Tim burchette, Steven greere, nick pope - get them in! Appreciate your fine work sir!
Einstein was amazing in calculating the most complex things in the universe. Kaku made all of that understandable for the mass. I love that guy.
Wow michio is my fav.. On Joe Rogan pods..
Holy f i wasnt expecting every episode of JRE today
done
They're digging all the old stuff out of the attic and dusting it off. Getting another round of viewing hits out of the old stock.
@@fredflintstone8048 He is now out of the Spotify deal so they uploaded them all to youtube now.
GODDAMMIT!!! Joe interviews Michio Kaku perfectly!!!! SOOOOOO intriguing to me who has always thought about this stuff on a different level. Mind Blown!!! Thanks Joe Rogan
You gotta love this guy, mr. Michio
My favorite physicist to listen to. He breaks down the most complex things into ways normal people can understand
Thanks again Joe! I love Michio's famous story from high school!
Thank you Joe & Thank you Professor Kaku
I love these men what a great conversation to witness
No quantum computer will ever replicate the power of a human mind like this guy's. Truly beautiful.
Never thought breakdancing would move us towards a type one civilization 39:20 lol
What a great podcast? This is awesome.
I've listened to him for years. Pains me to see him reading.
Your the best Michio Kaku, hell yeah Joe R .
Michio is definitely an alien,in the sense, of how much more advanced his thinking process is.
Building an atom smasher at 16...perfect example . Love listening to things like this
Very cool and interesting interview.Michio is the best!!!
FASCINATING! BOOKS ARE THE KEYS
Fascinating! I am intrigued.
American gold right there. Rogan is doing shit that will later go down in the history books for references. Amazing job moving from topic to topic.
Regarding simultaneous translation, I am an interpreter, this is my job and my life. The problem with simultaneous translation is not technical, it isn´t a hardware issue either, the problem with it (and this is why we are called interpreters and not translators), is that speech is imperfect, it is also culturally different. As an example; A japanese businessman will say "I will do everything in my power to get this done", and this actually means "NO", he says this because culturally, it is extremely unpolite to say no. Also you will find people form India who really believe they can speak english, but their english is "polluted" by Indi phonemes which does not allow them to pronounce properly unless they have learned the language before puberty. Another case, is a person with a British background will say "boot" when he names the "trunk" of a car, or a Chilean spanish speaker will call a baby a "guagua", while a cuban will call a bus a "guagua" and a Spanish person will call it a "Bebé", this happens because native american languages are embedded in latin american spanish, and each latin american country was home to several tribes with different languages, and these languages merged into spanish, creating regional sub-languages; In the north of Argentina young people are called "Guris", which comes from Guaraní language (native tribe that lived in what now is Southern Brazil, Paraguay and Northern Argentina) and locals will pluralize the word in Spanish by adding "es", ending in "Gurises" (group of young people). Australians will use the wrong vowel sound (for an american) when speaking, anb example is the "Gadday" (For good day). Another case in point is US citizens calling themselves "American" (because they call their country America, and Peruvians calling themselves Americans because they are form the continent called America. Also, accents and specific technical languages are another animal altogether. So far, these machines have failed miserably, (proof of this is that i still have a job), however; human interpreters do better, but are not infallible either.
Cool comment
I can I'm reading one of Mitchell kaku's book I got out the library I said this man I can listen to pretty much all day
He used to be good. But he got old and lost his mind. Im serious. There are many others that are better today. Lawrence Krauss, Brian Greene, Brian Cox, and so on.
Brian Cox is my favourite. He looks like an Oasis band member but he is ridiculously smart. He can take something so complex and tell it to you in a way everybody can understand. I respect that.
That's good because he can talk all day without a break.
@@fredflintstone8048
But in his old age, he repeats everything. He has long-winded, rehearsed auto-replies to any question.
THANK YOU...!!!
All the episodes I wanted to see on spotify... Randall, Hancock, Elon, this great man... (etc!!!)
I strongly believe that Isaac Asimov deserves a Nobel Prize in Science of reading future.
Wow, just wow❤ this man is a national treasure ❤ So are you Joe 🇺🇸🤝👈👈👈❤
I feel like I have been to church, spiritual refreshers! Joe...I have lived in remote Montana and get the awe you mention...actually that edge of fear with grizzlies, etc. sharing the same habitat~ Wow.
I'm 46 and I wish I had the thirst for this knowledge when I was young as I do now, but weed, music and tail was epic too ✌️💚
Same here 😁
@@faithful4991 if I could go back and do it all again, fuckin right dude ! lol
Joe I know your not seeing this comment but fuck if you do. More of these smart people will help us all ! This man is my hero.
The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy is the book with "42".. The Restaurant at the End of the Universe is also a book by Douglas Adams.. I may be mistaken, but I believe "42" was in the first book: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Love these conversations, the Michio Kaku podcasts always go by too fast while listening.😂
Joe, you laugh when I laugh. Can't quite a grip on you, man. Physicists are fun, worthy of respect. Thanks for bringing this home. You're far more intelligent that your audience. You placate the most of them.
❤Great interview, I love & respect Michal Kaku, a great scientist & human being! Thank you!!!🇺🇸🥰🙌🏻🪐 🌞🌕🌊🥰🙌🏻
bboys from Russia watching your podcast!!!
"You can't compute on anything smaller than an atom" - Michio Kaku
"Hold my Beer" - scientists everywhere
MK is a true science gangster
I think he already figured out how to control time. He looks closer to 60 years old than 70 . What a brilliant conversation I walked away with so much.
Welcome back Joe … really missed you
NIST has no other choice but to use the Newtonian context of gravity as a force argument. Can you imagine if NIST said the 3 towers collapsed 2 from the top down because gravity doesn't make things fall, gravity is not a force? LOL. It is total disinformation when gravity is said to be a downward force that it is not. And teachers should have a duty to remind students that this Newtonian concept of gravity as a force is not the truth.
Attachments area
Preview UA-cam video "WE LIED TO YOU ABOUT GRAVITY" - MICHIO KAKU
Preview UA-cam video Why General Relativity (and Newton's Laws) tell us The Sky is Falling Up
Preview UA-cam video Does a Falling Slinky Defy Gravity?
Preview UA-cam video Jonathan Cole 2016 “The Force Behind the Motion”
Preview UA-cam video Gravity is not a force. But what does that mean?
The only thing Kaku, Sagan, and Spielberg didn’t anticipate, was that A.I. could, and will monitor all exchanges, and experience from all living beings, to discern the empirical truth of all information. 🔥
Great show Joe
The neanderthals were what our ancestors called Trolls.
Everyone is original because every trip is different.
It looked liked Joe was at a lost for words, Michio is a walking commercial for science, but Joe came back with some good ones at the end.
To Joe and Dr. Michio Kaku,
The concept of a “reasonable expectation of privacy” is a legal and societal standard that serves to protect individuals from unwarranted intrusions into their private lives. This expectation is not uniform and varies depending on the context and cultural norms. In entertainment and social interactions, these privacy norms play a crucial role in maintaining respectful boundaries between individuals.
The term “Nero connection” might metaphorically refer to neurological connections or the intrinsic respect and boundaries that exist within social interactions. Maintaining these boundaries is essential for preserving the integrity of these connections. If someone is suddenly introduced into a situation without regard for these established norms, it could disrupt the respect and connection that have been cultivated, potentially leading to negative consequences in personal relationships or broader social contexts.
This understanding underscores the importance of respecting established privacy norms and boundaries to maintain healthy and respectful interactions in society.
Kind regards,
Subject Alpha
"Where is security governed through scrutiny? Your privacy denied...organized and confined! No place to hide...no place to hide..."
- Fear Factory, Securitron {Police State 2000} 1998
Fed or full I'm shitting my pants if a bear walks up.
I MAY not agree politically with Joe, but he was hitting on all 8 cylinders with this show and his guest and amazing amount of technical information and thinking went into this show. My top number one show at this point I will give you a 10 for this interview.
Best Line of Podcast by Kaku : "I don't know ... I am not an insect scientist".
"Correct ideas come from interaction with incorrect ideas." / "Its the struggle between ideas out of which correct ideas emerge" - Michio Kaku
Gets Michigan Kaku on his talk show and watches Bear and Break Dancing videos with him. 🙂
Lol Joe tries to crack a joke abt old ladies getting young and Michio Kaku has to explain the theory of how that could happen 😂😂
Joe asking Michio if he was a hip hop fan gave me big type 1 civilization vibes. 😂
Consciousness is fundamental. The material world exists because of conscious agents. There is no separation. That is an illusion. We are all the universe experiencing itself through itself. We will all return to the source, infinite consciousness.
Dogs have the brain of a 2 year old child. That has served me well for years.
NIST has no other choice but to use the Newtonian context of gravity as a force argument. Can you imagine if NIST said the 3 towers collapsed 2 from the top down because gravity doesn't make things fall, gravity is not a force? LOL. It is total disinformation when gravity is said to be a downward force that it is not. And teachers should have a duty to remind students that this Newtonian concept of gravity as a force is not the truth.
Attachments area
Preview UA-cam video "WE LIED TO YOU ABOUT GRAVITY" - MICHIO KAKU
Preview UA-cam video Why General Relativity (and Newton's Laws) tell us The Sky is Falling Up
Preview UA-cam video Does a Falling Slinky Defy Gravity?
Preview UA-cam video Jonathan Cole 2016 “The Force Behind the Motion”
Preview UA-cam video Gravity is not a force. But what does that mean?
They don’t mate, on no level is that right …
An animal that can under stand your speech, can sniff out cancer, has esp, ect ...2yo really?
Great show!
Man's fkn uploading from the 12th dimension
Nah,,, your mommas house
@@brentwoods1153 grow up kiddo brent
Interesting that both Michio Kaku and Elon Musk were fundamentally affected by reading Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe as youths. "42" has been mentioned by both. In addition, "don't panic" is on the dashboard of Elon's roadster that was the first payload on Falcon Heavy.
This man is the iPhone 16 version of Einstein
👍 great discussion
Watching this video made my Intel Core i5 3.2GHz crying !!
I’m glad he told us that he likes to ice skate. Had I not known this and ever came across him figure skating I would of been sure that I was in another universe.
Hi Joe.. Michio is actually right when he said that the present is the year 42. In Hindu mythology (verifiable) the year 42 stands for the age when your past life karmas end and your present life comes into play, forming Karmic Records of your current life and potential future human birth until the age of then 42 years
They need to show the guests how to sit closer to their mics and move around as they talk more.
Professor Michio Kaku says that our universe is special ! That's a great idea ! Maybe we human beings are also special. Our mind has power to do anything.
It's really sad that we are fighting with each other all the time !
Time to introspect and move positively !
No more wars !
We humans are the most special thing in our mind bending large universe.
I swear to God michio kaku kind of reminds me of like a human encyclopedia like you asked this man you asked this man anything it's like he has an answer for everything haha 😂
He does have an answer for anything. He has a very long career of being asked questions outside the field of his expertise which happens to a lot of the pop physicals public mouthpiece job filling scientists like himself, NGT, and a few others. They cannot resist throwing out some answer.
"I don't know" isn't in their vocabulary.
Joe… Brother. You are a top notch interviewer.
Joe: Youre so much smarter than me it doesnt make sense.
Michio: Right.
Nas and biggie are some of my favorites as well
I don't think quantum computing will solve all of these issues. It's still only as smart as the person writing the software but what do I know, I've only been in software for 40 years.
I dont think you understand quantum computing. Its not 1s and 0s, its atoms and protons. Its not even remotely on the same level as what you've been working with for 40 years. a few million times less actually
Quantum CPU's don't use binary code. Whole new ballgame here.
@@brandt69420 did you mean to reply to me? thats essentially what I said.
@@JarredReid-qq4ti agreeing with ya. 🤟🏼
quantum computing is not only as smart as the person writing the software 😂 you’re right, what do you know?
I love this show.
Kaku: quantum computing will slow aging.
Joe: can we make old women hot young chicks again, that could be a problem. Lol.
Every time Joe asks Michio if he’s ever heard of considered a stupid theory and then briefly explains it, trying to make it sound plausible:
Michio: Well, it’s possible…
The movie is Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy, and that computer said it built another to figure that out. And that computer was earth and the creatures (us) on it lol.
basically in the future we will have IRONMAN technology in our pockets lol
Nothing is ever perfect
I'm at minute 10 and so far he's given the same answers today as he has the last 10 years. Very redundant
Why did they ban these episodes on Spotify?
Probably because Michio is full of shit? He's stating science that aren't facts, or even fringe fantasy. He used to be competent, but he's fear mongering now with misrepresented science terms and use.
@@triaxon3791 Didn't know Spotify was the arbiter of scientific Truth.
I think Kaku is way out of his field of study. Michio is not an engineer.
@@10raystube He built that anti matter machine when he was 17. what else you gotta do to be an engineer?
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EXACTLY... All this. He used to be competent. He used to be something. He was one of the guys that got me into science. But now that I KNOW science, now I know he has lost it and got old. He is just waffling rubbish now.
"We hope that this gives empowerment to the poweless"
However, this is obviously an issue when most human beings derive their "self-esteem" from crushing someone elses. Under the delusional perception that they are "better" sadly.
Every time the AI topic is on the table, Rogan has to tell us his line " we are the caterpillar of tech..." Think something original for a change. I'm not trying to put him down, but the fact that he became a comedian , will always be a huge mystery to me.
Michio Kaku is so smart 😮 he had me at worm holes and inflation universe theory.
After that computer he is talking about , there will be another greater computer and there after . We are never ending
Why u didnt bring topics from terrence and billy carson. Interesting to know his POV😢...
Terrance and Billy were probably still in Jr. Highschool when this episode was recorded.
I think he may be a computer or alien. He talks in the way that he goes around back in the same circles almost super super smart. Were he kind of dumped it down for us a little bit but doesn’t actually tell us what’s going on. You did a great job of trying it, but he kept going back to start every time.
Wow - I thought that Michio was a Meterorologist. Amazing how many shows he can get on. Maybe cooking shows next?
I heard he’s a physical trainer during the weekends.
Imagine being 17 and making a particle collider this is unbelievable and very scary I consider myself reasonably intelligent I would love to sit down and have a great and insightful conversation with michio this is as joe says a different kind of human I really strongly believe there is a good chance we are in a simulation simulation
Did they miss the memo? Space Time is doomed. We live in a simulation. Reality as we perceive it isnt real, Kaku needs to switch course or be left behind.
With immortality do we have to accept the end of children, motherhood, new life ? With a population that doesn't decrease it doesn't need new members ?
Quantum computing doesn't apply to every computational problem with advantage. In fact, we only know of a subset of problems that benefit from quantum computing.
For example to find the cure of an specific type of cancer can be solved right know if, and only if, the researchers would have access to every medical history. Now you see the problem: Who wants his medical data open? All kind of current legislation would be in question. Not only that. Let's imagine that finally we agree that it is in our advantage to grant access to this information. Do you imagine the conspiracy theories popping up and the reaction to prevent this?
Going back to QC, Michio Kaku for sure knows that not every computational algorithm benefits from the QC approach. He also should be completely aware of the current difficulties for the technology. That is what I miss from this preaching: how far are we from this.
Everyone having equal money destroys the value in money
Kaku has been saying the same thing for the last 14 years.
Because universal facts don't change.
@@Harshit_kumar427right we’re still the center of our galaxy. Ignorant statement you made
@@kevinbeazy I never said that we're still the center of our galaxy.