I really enjoyed this conversation with Michael. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 2:26 - Psychology 3:59 - Consciousness 6:55 - Free will 7:55 - Perception vs reality 9:59 - Simulation 11:32 - Science 16:24 - Flat earth 27:04 - Artificial Intelligence 30:14 - Existential threats 38:03 - Elon Musk and the responsibility of having a large following 43:05 - RUclips algorithm 52:41 - Mortality and the meaning of life
I really like that despite this being an AI podcast, you really allow the conversation to go where it will be most interesting for the guest, and consequently the listener. Michael isn't a name I associate first with AI, but if anything that only made this a more interesting conversation as you guys wandered through a vast array of topics.
What if we put a micro chip in our brains to evaluate free will "do's and don't's," in order to deduce common neural networks between men and women who choose to "break the rules." Or, are genetics a big part of why most "good intentioned" people tend to try to follow rules/laws? Consciousness, to me, is either making decisions, based on one's learned experiences, or using other's "flaws" to take advantage of them (the vulnerable species) and/or to gain an advantage for future motives. Suffering does not need to happen, when everyone, globally, are on the "same page," related to everyone's basic needs being met.
met michael at a party in london in 2011. Such a nice guy. He’s exactly like he is in his videos. Smart, inquisitive, creative, funny. After the party we chased subways, and caught cabs in the wee hours, all the while.. discussing weird science facts. A night I will never forget
Martin Dahl Gödel’s paradox doesn’t show truth to be an incompatible or not useful concept quite the contrary, what he showed was the “axiom of choice” is essential when it comes to getting to truth thus one must always know the bias to which the truth bends towards that is the point.
Please do a round 2! Michael has truly inspired me at a really dark time in my life when I was at a dead end and massively addicted to drugs and his videos chipped away at my curiosity and was therapeutic with my transformation. I was a broke joke killing myself and now I own 2 businesses and am thriving. I keep up with your podcasts daily though to keep the curiosity alive.
Why is Michael so responsible with how he discusses these heavy topics? His epistemic framework is very admirable. I don't know if I love watching his content because of it, or if he has influenced me enough to appreciate it.
*Plays video from the middle* Michael: If I push a massive object, a ghost leaves my body and enters the object I'm pushing, and these ghosts happen to be very lazy
This is definitely my favorite one. Michael has such a great outlook on questioning the world around us and finding answers to life’s greatest yet simplest queries.
At first I was like, "Oh I love VSauce, but does he really belong on the Artificial Intelligence Podcast?" but then I realized that he engages really well with the questions Lex likes to ask.
Fyi Lex has a ton of respect for Joe and he's talked about how much influence Joe's had on him so i think we should appreciate them both. Personally, i enjoy Lex's show more atm bc im interested in mainly science even though Lex does have other guests. Manolis Kellis (sorry if i mispelled) podcasts are the best!!! This one with vsauce is good so far but its not very long :(
I think he's the ideal podcast guest. He is excited about everything, talks just enough on every question, is good at setting hosts up with the next question. Even his H3 Podcast episode was pretty decent.
I don't get comments like these. In what way is he underrated? If we go about looking at exposure to public eye, how well known he is, underrated or overrated, is in his own hands because of the way media is nowadays, you cannot avoid getting popularity and exposure, provided you are working on it. On the other hand, in raw numbers, that dude has one of the largest followings on youtube. Every channel he has, is well past 1.000.000 active subscribers. If that's underrated, then...what the fuck isn't?
This is my favorite episode. Please have him on again. You are the perfect person to pick his brain. Michael does not have enough content like this out there and he hasn't released any new stuff in awhile.
I can totally understand the anthropomorphism of inanimate objects. When I was a little kid my mother used to tell me that the food on my plate would feel bad if I didn't eat it. I always fell for it and managed to get most of it down somehow. As an adult who is an electronics technician and designer, if a device is broken I feel bad unless I can get it working. If I can't revive it to it's original working condition, I am like a doctor who lost a patient. I'm am screwed due to my parents use of what appeared to be harmless psychology. I anthropomorphize everything. I am surrounded by inanimate objects that aren't inanimate. It is kind of hilarious, even to me. The world needs more people like Michael and Lex. Thank you for this episode.
😭😭😭😭😭 My happy place is this podcast. The topics on computer logic and headache inducing physics theories makes my heart start racing because of the adrenaline and dopamine I get from thinking about these topics. A true refreshing feeling to consistently see guest that have an obsession with questioning and experimenting with our reality. Thank you.
I've watched both of your channels for a long time and didn't know about this conversation, I appreciate you both for every new idea that has popped in my brain. I appreciate it ❤
Thank you sooooo much for donated to FIRST robotics!!! I joined their program and robotics competition in 6th grade and it changed my life. Thank you for giving them a shoutout and donation😊
I love this please recreate it as soon as possible! I am 21 years old now and I’ve been watching Vsauce since I was 9 years old. He has had a tremendous influence on the way I view the world and the way I love to question everything. I will forever be grateful for him as he continues to so greatly influence my life. It’s also so interesting how you guys talk about a chatbot, and now we have things like ChatGPT, Perplexity and so many more
Beautiful. Lex/Michael, I would love to see a recurring gathering of all the science communicators together for round-table discussions like this; make it happen!
What a conversation! This was a particularly engaging episode, thank you Lex, Michael. I really enjoy and appreciate your direct, focused style of interviewing Lex. You have a knack for guiding the conversation while still affording your guests ample space to ruminate on these incredibly heady, dense topics. o/
One flat-Earther idea I heard turned out to be pretty good. They claimed the reason you see different stars at different locations is because stars aren't real, they're just a spherical projection which is unique to each person depending on time and where they are. The idea is ridiculous from a scientific perspective but as a crappy game dev I love it. Creating a flat world with a spherical skymap which rotates based on where you are would be far easier to implement than a spherical world map.
Only recently found this channel. Hugely underrated. Always interesting and fascinating. Thanks for bringing this information here and making us think!
I want more diversity from the algorithm. I feel I always watch the same thing over and over, and that reinforces my stupid irationnal beliefs. I don't want to get that freaking video I watched 5 times already recommended again. I want the algorithm to recommend things that are going to give me ideas I have never had before. I want to watch a video if it has been made with love. I don't like watching videos that have been made to bring my interest. I love videos in which people who are interested in something share it with the world. That's what I want in my "recommanded section". And yet I get cat videos, anime clips, "woah check this out!" clickbaits and "the truth about blackholes" revelations. Why youtube oh why have you changed your algorithm. It was okay before...
The Current algoritm for us as consumers doesnt work. but for them it works because it gives them "insight" on what people watch or what they dont. I've found it very hard to find the content I used to and if I was one particular video, Im bombarded with shit. its all clickbait desperate for views and suscribors and most of these videos have more paid sponsorships selling stuff rather than actual intellectual content.
@@tommymaher4166 I call it hitting the wall, the algorithm boxes you and will only shows videos from small portion of our viewing habits, I hate it cause I'm more complex than the algorithm gives me credit for
@Plads Elsker I had this exact problem for years. For the past couple of months, I have been actively tuning my recommended section. So far, I found three things to be the most effective: 1. Tell RUclips directly For example, clicking on the three dots on every video I don't want to see, and hit "Not interested." A very powerful strategy is to go to your homepage, find videos you don't like, and click "Don't recommend channel." Then, refresh the page and repeat until there are no more cat videos or click-bait titles. 2. Unique and specific search A simple way to get diverse videos is to search up extremely specific keywords that you normally wouldn't. For example, looking up artificial intelligence will get you the latest hype. But searching "Deep Q-Network" will lead you to someone who is more knowledgeable and often more passionate. Now, in defense of the RUclips algorithm, it's just trying to get you to watch for as long as possible. So it will recommend videos that have lots of views and videos similar to your viewing history. 3. Vote with clicks and watch time Clicking on cat videos will lead to more cat videos. Avoiding clicking on clickbate videos all together or at least watch it incognito. Actively refuse to watch videos that are "made to bring [your] interest." Within 2 weeks, your feed will be full of variety. 4. Train with playlists If you're really serious about training the algorithm. Ask a friend who tends to watch different videos than you to give you a link to their playlist (or search for one yourself), play that in the background on mute to add more diversity to your recommended videos. I hope that helps! Have a good day.
Plot twist: This whole time the "mic stand" was really an AI robot arm holding the mic in front of Lex, forcing him to get testimonials from other minds in an attempt to understand its own existence... Keep up the great content Lex!
I love Lex's Podcasts! Every episode has at least one big epiphany about Life, the Universe and Everything. Such as: "We are not alone. Technology and humans are one single organism..." ...[boom] Mind Blown!
Lex Fridman you only get better and better! Michael seems a bit hesitant in letting himself go, so far (around 8min in) but I anticipate a very rare dance of these two young individuals
Lex. Your amazing. Many thanks. you do a great service to humans. Your helping a lot of people,i think this is intentional and you should be proud. what a great show and guests and questions. Bravo.
I really enjoyed this conversation with Michael. Here's the outline:
0:00 - Introduction
2:26 - Psychology
3:59 - Consciousness
6:55 - Free will
7:55 - Perception vs reality
9:59 - Simulation
11:32 - Science
16:24 - Flat earth
27:04 - Artificial Intelligence
30:14 - Existential threats
38:03 - Elon Musk and the responsibility of having a large following
43:05 - RUclips algorithm
52:41 - Mortality and the meaning of life
I would love to hear a full version of the theme music.
Another amazing podcast. Keep up the good work Lex!!!
Lex. You absolutely have to have a conversation with Isaac Arthur from SFIA. He's an excellent science futurist.
I really like that despite this being an AI podcast, you really allow the conversation to go where it will be most interesting for the guest, and consequently the listener. Michael isn't a name I associate first with AI, but if anything that only made this a more interesting conversation as you guys wandered through a vast array of topics.
What if we put a micro chip in our brains to evaluate free will "do's and don't's," in order to deduce common neural networks between men and women who choose to "break the rules." Or, are genetics a big part of why most "good intentioned" people tend to try to follow rules/laws? Consciousness, to me, is either making decisions, based on one's learned experiences, or using other's "flaws" to take advantage of them (the vulnerable species) and/or to gain an advantage for future motives. Suffering does not need to happen, when everyone, globally, are on the "same page," related to everyone's basic needs being met.
met michael at a party in london in 2011. Such a nice guy. He’s exactly like he is in his videos. Smart, inquisitive, creative, funny. After the party we chased subways, and caught cabs in the wee hours, all the while.. discussing weird science facts. A night I will never forget
I wish I was Vsauce and spent a night with you
@@francoismartineau5692 Sus
I wish I had the chance to meet him. Michael is one of my favourite persons on the internet.
Love your channel brusspup!
@@weed-leaf-smoking-a-blunt same i wish if he was my friend or a member of the family such an amazing person and intertating and so so smart
"Science doesn't prove anything, it just reduces uncertainty."
gotta memorize this sentence
However, ignorance make people feel certainty, while education let people find there is a lot uncertainty.
@Thomas Lehmann > why it's true
It's true because the more you know, the more you are aware of things that you still don't know.
Right !
I’d say uncertainty has only ever increased since we discovered science, not that that’s necessarily a bad thing.
Martin Dahl Gödel’s paradox doesn’t show truth to be an incompatible or not useful concept quite the contrary, what he showed was the “axiom of choice” is essential when it comes to getting to truth thus one must always know the bias to which the truth bends towards that is the point.
Michael definitely speaks like he’s recording a video. It’s hilarious and captivating.
he has a radio host voice so it could be that, and hes very careful with his words
He just sounds like that. CGP Grey described him as "it sounds like someone is watching a VSauce video in the room." Even when no one is recording.
He's an insane talent.
@@eskii2 AHAHAHA 'insane talent.'' ... Perhaps just insane describes someone who seriously discusses ''speed of dark''.
Are you complaining?
Lex Fridman is a computer, and he interviews these people to learn what it is like to be human.
LMFAO
*it's entirely possible*
this was so funny
Even more interestingly.. he is a Russian.
What is love? - Michael Malice
Please do a round 2! Michael has truly inspired me at a really dark time in my life when I was at a dead end and massively addicted to drugs and his videos chipped away at my curiosity and was therapeutic with my transformation. I was a broke joke killing myself and now I own 2 businesses and am thriving.
I keep up with your podcasts daily though to keep the curiosity alive.
So glad to hear 🙏
That’s an amazing story! Good for you.
Lex is killing it with the guests!
Seriously, really amazing folks he is getting!
Does that explain why he is dressed for a funeral? ;-)
He wasn't on Rogan. He stepped up his game.
@@dopplesoddner2899 NDT is utterly unlikable, and not even that smart. He's never said ANYTHING I didn't already know.
Neil degrasse tyson is a wanker.
Why is Michael so responsible with how he discusses these heavy topics? His epistemic framework is very admirable. I don't know if I love watching his content because of it, or if he has influenced me enough to appreciate it.
Wow, very well said.. I often feel the same. To say it's intricate, explorative yet soothing...? 💙☺️
Appreciate the both of y'all commenting. God bless.
*Plays video from the middle*
Michael: If I push a massive object, a ghost leaves my body and enters the object I'm pushing, and these ghosts happen to be very lazy
Omg
I read this at the same time
I too read this comment right as he said this. Must be a ghost that traveled to each of our video screens.
In Soviet Russia, the V sauces you.
hey Михаил, vsauce here
@@golden1324 👌
in soviet russia, kgb v sauces you.
This is definitely my favorite one. Michael has such a great outlook on questioning the world around us and finding answers to life’s greatest yet simplest queries.
At first I was like, "Oh I love VSauce, but does he really belong on the Artificial Intelligence Podcast?" but then I realized that he engages really well with the questions Lex likes to ask.
anyone who is intelligent is particularly qualified to be interviewed on an Artificial Intelligence podcast. VSauce certainly fits that bill.
Did Lex change the name of the podcast to " The AI podcast" ?
Damn, Michael is not only intelligent but wise af
🤓Hey Vsauce, Michael Here.....
Never use 'af' again.
@@AAscension why
Lex, I'm so happy you were on the Rogan Experience.
You've become my second favorite podcast. Bar none
This and many others have said it to me in person.
Link?
PippyPappyPatterson ruclips.net/video/j5FOumrXyww/видео.html
PippyPappyPatterson he was on twice.
Here is both links
ruclips.net/video/ikMmkHzlTpk/видео.html
Is that the same as him being your first favorite podcast, bar one?
I’m a massive Vsauce fan, and a Michael Stevens fan more specifically. His energy is infectious. Thanks Lex for this interview!
Didn't expect him to be on this podcast, thanks lex!!!!! I'm so pumped!!!
Petition for Lex and Michael again, only for 3 hours instead of one!
A strong contender for best guest. I'd love to see a round 2.
A 6 hour dive into ideas would be something for the ages.
The "Roomba?" comment had me dying, crying laughing out loud. Lex's humor kills me.
You have replaced Joe Rogan for me
emergencytacos same here,JRE has gotten bland and repetitive.But he has a few good ones every now and then
@@BrooklynBalla there are a few topics that get repeated in JRE,. But as far as I have seen, Lex asks more or less same questions in every podcast
Fyi Lex has a ton of respect for Joe and he's talked about how much influence Joe's had on him so i think we should appreciate them both. Personally, i enjoy Lex's show more atm bc im interested in mainly science even though Lex does have other guests. Manolis Kellis (sorry if i mispelled) podcasts are the best!!! This one with vsauce is good so far but its not very long :(
And what a refreshing replacement minus the BS
I'm sad to say that same here. Love joe but lex's interests reflect better mine
Lex is expanding his podcast so much. And now Michael Stevens! Great job Lex! Michael is the man.
Damn, Michael is a really good guest
I’ve just been searching “Vsauce Podcast” and going around to various shows he’s visited on. I could listen to his discussions for hours
@@hanny9532 same here
I think he's the ideal podcast guest. He is excited about everything, talks just enough on every question, is good at setting hosts up with the next question. Even his H3 Podcast episode was pretty decent.
Michael is one of the most underrated guys on the internet
Or is he?
* Vsauce music starts *
I don't get comments like these. In what way is he underrated? If we go about looking at exposure to public eye, how well known he is, underrated or overrated, is in his own hands because of the way media is nowadays, you cannot avoid getting popularity and exposure, provided you are working on it. On the other hand, in raw numbers, that dude has one of the largest followings on youtube. Every channel he has, is well past 1.000.000 active subscribers. If that's underrated, then...what the fuck isn't?
Tell his 18 million subs that
@@pekkalaitinen8769 man I mistakenly played that PBS Science channel music lmao xD
@@Bastacat I rhimm what he means is that despite so much popularity, Michael is so great that he deserves even more recognition
This is my favorite episode. Please have him on again. You are the perfect person to pick his brain. Michael does not have enough content like this out there and he hasn't released any new stuff in awhile.
It makes me smile when you smile, Lex
Facts
Gay
I can totally understand the anthropomorphism of inanimate objects. When I was a little kid my mother used to tell me that the food on my plate would feel bad if I didn't eat it. I always fell for it and managed to get most of it down somehow. As an adult who is an electronics technician and designer, if a device is broken I feel bad unless I can get it working. If I can't revive it to it's original working condition, I am like a doctor who lost a patient. I'm am screwed due to my parents use of what appeared to be harmless psychology. I anthropomorphize everything. I am surrounded by inanimate objects that aren't inanimate. It is kind of hilarious, even to me. The world needs more people like Michael and Lex. Thank you for this episode.
😭😭😭😭😭 My happy place is this podcast. The topics on computer logic and headache inducing physics theories makes my heart start racing because of the adrenaline and dopamine I get from thinking about these topics. A true refreshing feeling to consistently see guest that have an obsession with questioning and experimenting with our reality. Thank you.
Cute
I've watched both of your channels for a long time and didn't know about this conversation, I appreciate you both for every new idea that has popped in my brain. I appreciate it ❤
Incredible, I love this podcast.
This man is the reason I first ever starting using RUclips. No exaggeration. I was obsessed with VSauce.
Sameee
its been a year since I asked this already but do a round 2 with this legend please!!
Thank you sooooo much for donated to FIRST robotics!!! I joined their program and robotics competition in 6th grade and it changed my life. Thank you for giving them a shoutout and donation😊
Micheal Stevens: I love asking questions!
Aliens running the simulation: He's asking too many questions. Shut it down!
2 great minds going at it where anything goes is such a pleasure to listen to
Love Michael and his content too! Thanks Lex for another great interview
I love this please recreate it as soon as possible! I am 21 years old now and I’ve been watching Vsauce since I was 9 years old. He has had a tremendous influence on the way I view the world and the way I love to question everything. I will forever be grateful for him as he continues to so greatly influence my life.
It’s also so interesting how you guys talk about a chatbot, and now we have things like ChatGPT, Perplexity and so many more
I hate that this was only 58 minutes.
we need a longer round 2 of Michael !!!
Now we just need to find a way to introduce Lex to Isaac Arthur. That could be a fantastic discussion.
"We are the autobiographers of the universe" I love that quote, had to pause and give it some thought
you need to do a round 2 with this man for sure!
I’m subbed cause you have Micheal on, this dude is a pillar of RUclips.
Thanks!
how was this just now recommended... this is about to be a good hour.
Right?! Same here.
Beautiful.
Lex/Michael, I would love to see a recurring gathering of all the science communicators together for round-table discussions like this; make it happen!
What a conversation! This was a particularly engaging episode, thank you Lex, Michael. I really enjoy and appreciate your direct, focused style of interviewing Lex. You have a knack for guiding the conversation while still affording your guests ample space to ruminate on these incredibly heady, dense topics. o/
Man i wish this was longer.
Michael’s beard is epic rn
His answers just blew me away!!!!
Sir, that was an amazing interview. Great Job.
Time to have him back!
Your introductions are always so flattering 👍
Jesus, that was the fastest hour of my life. I got so into that conversation.
One flat-Earther idea I heard turned out to be pretty good.
They claimed the reason you see different stars at different locations is because stars aren't real, they're just a spherical projection which is unique to each person depending on time and where they are.
The idea is ridiculous from a scientific perspective but as a crappy game dev I love it. Creating a flat world with a spherical skymap which rotates based on where you are would be far easier to implement than a spherical world map.
Todays science doesn't incorporate the scientific method which is why it sounds ridiculous.
Wow a podcast with Michael. Lex you won. Most informal therefore best podcast on RUclips right now.
Another fantastic talk. Thanks for posting! And thank you for bringing on such interesting guests. Keep up the good work.
This conversation should be spread all over that RUclips algorithm!!!
"... and I'm not God... OR AM I?" [plays VSauce theme]
I don't know how I wasn't aware of this episode. It's amazing!!
🤓Hey Vsauce, Michael Here.....
One of the best interviews ever
Micheal I've been watching your videos since you started on RUclips your awesome
lex, you are an absolute mad man. thank you for doing such amazing podcasts.
How am I just stumbling on this now?! I wish VSauce would do more long form videos again
Love this episode! You should bring him back on and talk about AI in 2023
23min in with the gravity talk, I am hooked. What a podcast. ❤
surprised how relatively short this episod is
OMG 2 of my favourite! How did I miss this until now????!!!! Damn the youtube algorithm.... but I'm glad I found this!
lex you’re a legend there’s no other way to say it.
It's an absolute pleasure observing your intellectual quests👍👍👍
Man I'd love to see you do an interview with Isaac Arthur
✔ Yes! ✔
wish it was longer!
Only recently found this channel. Hugely underrated. Always interesting and fascinating. Thanks for bringing this information here and making us think!
"I'm destine to become a notion" - Vsauce. That's great.
Fantastic conversation! Thanks for bringing this to us
Been a Vsause fan for years! Awesome channel
I want more diversity from the algorithm. I feel I always watch the same thing over and over, and that reinforces my stupid irationnal beliefs. I don't want to get that freaking video I watched 5 times already recommended again.
I want the algorithm to recommend things that are going to give me ideas I have never had before. I want to watch a video if it has been made with love. I don't like watching videos that have been made to bring my interest. I love videos in which people who are interested in something share it with the world.
That's what I want in my "recommanded section". And yet I get cat videos, anime clips, "woah check this out!" clickbaits and "the truth about blackholes" revelations. Why youtube oh why have you changed your algorithm. It was okay before...
The Current algoritm for us as consumers doesnt work. but for them it works because it gives them "insight" on what people watch or what they dont. I've found it very hard to find the content I used to and if I was one particular video, Im bombarded with shit. its all clickbait desperate for views and suscribors and most of these videos have more paid sponsorships selling stuff rather than actual intellectual content.
@@tommymaher4166 I call it hitting the wall, the algorithm boxes you and will only shows videos from small portion of our viewing habits, I hate it cause I'm more complex than the algorithm gives me credit for
RUclips has to make an option for the users to which algorithm they prefer. Like, users can choose between old algorithm or new algorithm.
@Plads Elsker I had this exact problem for years. For the past couple of months, I have been actively tuning my recommended section. So far, I found three things to be the most effective:
1. Tell RUclips directly
For example, clicking on the three dots on every video I don't want to see, and hit "Not interested." A very powerful strategy is to go to your homepage, find videos you don't like, and click "Don't recommend channel." Then, refresh the page and repeat until there are no more cat videos or click-bait titles.
2. Unique and specific search
A simple way to get diverse videos is to search up extremely specific keywords that you normally wouldn't. For example, looking up artificial intelligence will get you the latest hype. But searching "Deep Q-Network" will lead you to someone who is more knowledgeable and often more passionate.
Now, in defense of the RUclips algorithm, it's just trying to get you to watch for as long as possible. So it will recommend videos that have lots of views and videos similar to your viewing history.
3. Vote with clicks and watch time
Clicking on cat videos will lead to more cat videos. Avoiding clicking on clickbate videos all together or at least watch it incognito.
Actively refuse to watch videos that are "made to bring [your] interest." Within 2 weeks, your feed will be full of variety.
4. Train with playlists
If you're really serious about training the algorithm. Ask a friend who tends to watch different videos than you to give you a link to their playlist (or search for one yourself), play that in the background on mute to add more diversity to your recommended videos.
I hope that helps! Have a good day.
get good at something, don't rely on youtube to give you "ideas". uh
I don’t understand why vsauce doesn’t get more views on podcasts. It seems like the RUclips algorithm just doesn’t want to recommend him.
Wow. Never knew this episode existed.
Plot twist: This whole time the "mic stand" was really an AI robot arm holding the mic in front of Lex, forcing him to get testimonials from other minds in an attempt to understand its own existence...
Keep up the great content Lex!
WOW the crossover of the century!!!!!
And as always, thanks for watching…
wow, this podcast was amazing, there is something strangely pleasant discussing about consciousness
I love Lex's Podcasts! Every episode has at least one big epiphany about Life, the Universe and Everything. Such as: "We are not alone. Technology and humans are one single organism..." ...[boom] Mind Blown!
Loved it! I'd like to ask Michael: "What is more important - the actual living or the memories we leave behind?"
Vsauce really inspires me to ask questions about my questions. I'm glad to see he was on your podcast
My kind of daily dose of internet. Thanks Lex
Lex Fridman you only get better and better! Michael seems a bit hesitant in letting himself go, so far (around 8min in) but I anticipate a very rare dance of these two young individuals
What you're doing is huge. Thank you.
Lex guest selection is top notch.
I loved when he put his spit in Filthy Frank's human cake
do you want some spit facts too?
Great interview! Michael Stevens had a huge impact in my way of existential thinking and perception of the world.
Vsauce round 2 please!
Always great seeing Micheal
I love that guy
My God the section on Elon is so on the dot. Its like Michael saw the future and was warning us all along.
It's seriously crazy. He was being really careful with his wording, but god damn he saw how this would end.
two of my fav creators together. Great conversation!!
Lex. Your amazing. Many thanks. you do a great service to humans. Your helping a lot of people,i think this is intentional and you should be proud. what a great show and guests and questions. Bravo.
How did I miss this one?
Podcast number 58 and it’s 58 minutes long 🤯
4:34 "...and I'm not god!"
right, that's totally something god would say
VSauce with an anti abortion argument at 34:35 ... Way ahead of the curve