The Biggest Moments in Human History | Andrew McAfee | Google Zeitgeist

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 27

  • @ChristianKleineidam
    @ChristianKleineidam 8 лет назад +2

    The graph at 15:00 is extremly misleading due to the fact that one has a scale that starts at zero while the other doesn't.

  • @RGVZGM
    @RGVZGM 9 лет назад +15

    Please investigate a resource based economy.

    • @twist3d537
      @twist3d537 9 лет назад

      Frank Flores please leave... techno-commie

  • @RandyWHorton
    @RandyWHorton 6 лет назад

    Andrew does a wonderful presentation. I would like to see him active in solving the issues rather than explaining them.

  • @AtlantislearningcommunityHome
    @AtlantislearningcommunityHome 8 лет назад +2

    A key technology development happened in the mid 1800's. That key technology development was the domestication of the electron.
    Because of the domestication of the electron information now moves at the speed of light. From the beginning of time until the domestication of the electron information moved at the speed of a man or horse.
    Just as the domestication of plants and animals, and just as the domestication of molecules (bronz age), had profound impacts of societies, so too has the domestication of the electron had impacts as profound.

  • @sieemano
    @sieemano 8 лет назад +4

    Yes. RBE is a way to go at this time

  • @Vermilion2049
    @Vermilion2049 7 лет назад +5

    We are going to see a new age of humans, everyone will get paid to live. Paid extra for jobs that help others and develop human as a specie going into interstellar age. Just think what 10 times more scientists today would to do our world. Tons of good!

    • @Albert-vp9dh
      @Albert-vp9dh 7 лет назад +2

      Hopefully that is what will happen, something good for humanity =)
      Todays trading system is outdated and doomed to mopolization. Advanced technology will be able to do wonders if we destroy selfishness and begin collaboration.

    • @polarnj
      @polarnj 6 лет назад

      Wow man...It makes me sad knowing how cynical I’ve become and seeing your enthusiasm and positive view of the future reminds me of how I once felt. I’m not in any way calling you naive, in fact I’m thinking it may be a mentality such as yours which might be the only way to actually realize a better future! If I could shake my negativity I certainly would but I just feel as though great technological advancements have yielded greater stupidity among the masses as it goes instantly into the consumer market without any serious thought given to social consequences for one.
      I think we have to be positive if we are going to expect to see mankind delegate the needed effort towards a positive future, but maybe we need a restrained and skeptical element to keep us from making foolish irreversible errors since it’s easy to be overly excited by progress and Ignore the implications of basic chaos theory for example.
      Anyways, stay hopeful! I hope you are right and I hope we can learn to find our spiritual and “higher” selves instead of becoming more and more base. Maybe we should try to rediscover the wonderful ideology of renaissance humanism and apply it to our digital age.

  • @martinajoes402
    @martinajoes402 6 лет назад

    protect the future!

  • @ricardoportolatino5075
    @ricardoportolatino5075 9 лет назад

    put subtitles in Spanish please

  • @mastertheillusion
    @mastertheillusion 9 лет назад

    Protect the future

    • @r0ck3r4ever
      @r0ck3r4ever 8 лет назад

      A future where you have a chip implanted in your brain. Fuck that future. I prefer my condition as it is. And it's fun to drive your car.

    • @ChannelMath
      @ChannelMath 8 лет назад

      not fun in cities

    • @r0ck3r4ever
      @r0ck3r4ever 8 лет назад

      ChannelMath Then you should sell everything in that city and move, because obviously is overcrowded.

    • @ChannelMath
      @ChannelMath 8 лет назад

      lol, ok well I guess you even enjoy sitting in traffic. most of the world now lives in cities so 'overcrowded' that traffic jams are constant
      in them

    • @r0ck3r4ever
      @r0ck3r4ever 8 лет назад

      ChannelMath I don't enjoy that, I have a life style that avoids that :)

  • @raviravi5342
    @raviravi5342 9 лет назад +1

    Nikola Tesla

  • @domm1341
    @domm1341 8 лет назад

    All driven by energy aka oil.