Here are the timestamps. Please check out our sponsors to support this podcast. 0:00 - Introduction & sponsor mentions: - Munk Pack: munkpack.com and use code LEX to get 20% off - Four Sigmatic: foursigmatic.com/lex and use code LexPod to get up to 60% off - Blinkist: blinkist.com/lex and use code LEX to get 25% off premium - Sun Basket: sunbasket.com/lex and use code LEX to get $35 off 1:46 - Intelligent life in the universe 5:47 - Life in our solar system 7:52 - Humans on Mars 11:26 - Robots vs human in space exploration 12:20 - AI in space 16:25 - How rocket engines work 21:42 - How ion engines work 26:05 - How colloid engines work 35:03 - Material science 37:52 - Nuclear powered rocket engines 42:51 - Electric propulsion out in space 46:18 - Satellites 51:12 - Photo of Earth from the Moon 52:50 - Humans on Mars 55:12 - Propulsion without fuel 1:03:07 - How to build a rocket company 1:10:05 - SpaceX and commercial spaceflight 1:14:38 - Advice to startup founders 1:21:13 - Book recommendations 1:29:31 - Meaning of life
Lex, your'e the best! Another excellent show, thank you, brother! Natalya was a great guest! ...oh, and Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach! C'mon, Lex, make it happen! With love from The UK.
Right now there is very little outside of my family that excites me more than coming home from a long day at work and finding a Lex Podcast has been posted. The stress dirt of the day just washes of and off I go into the imagination of someone else. Thanks a million
I am just an average 36 yr old single mom. Every video you post I feel like I have broadened my views, not only intellectually but also emotionally. Thank you Lex I sincerely hope you continue to make the world a better place ❤ Jade
@@respuesta you're one of those people who think the working class people who pay tax from the moment they leave school should have to subsidise the education of those who want to go to university then yeah? Moron. If you want the benefits of higher education, the better pay and conditions you'll experience in later life, then you need to damn well pay for it. It's not up to people earning minimum wage to pay for you to go to school you entitled little shit.
Lex's way of doing interviews is so easy to listen, it's almost soothing. Also love that the themes are on the cutting edges of science and not nonsense. Food for thought and good for even a "normal person" to understand.
If you watch the whole thing, you see how comfortable his guests become when they realize how intelligent his questions are Lex is awesome, very insightful interview
@@nihlify more like the extra days off Rogan started taking every week. Not that I blame him, im actually happy that he's not burning the candle at both ends quite so hard anymore. But it's nice to have an equally(arguably more in certain situations) skilled podcaster to make up the difference; thanks Lex!
Lex is so genuine and the way he structures his ads, I intentionally listen to them and am far more likely to support his sponsors as opposed to those who interrupt the podcast with ads.
@@michaelvescovo www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9209831/Elon-Musk-reveals-ambitious-plans-humans-Mars-2026-seven-YEARS-NASA.html It is more implied than direct.. he didnt say exactly that, but that first humans have high danger of death in Mars. Tho I didnt find what plans they have to bring back home those first humans on Mars.
@@michaelvescovo yup, tho In article were plans to have one trip about every 1-2 years, so Id guess same crew would be there at least for that time + return trip would take with current SN9 rocket tech 6months or more ? so theyd be there at least 6months straight.... it would be astronomically expensive to make it very short stay, not feasible, sensible. So in 6months in that hostile environment all kinds of not nice things can happen, even if initial landing and construction is well thought of. This is based on what info I have of current tech and situation of space travel. 6months is not that bad, but combined with 6months travel + 6months stay + 6months back is huge burden for human body, considering how long usual ISS stays are. Perhaps next gen propulsion can change these "parameters" somehow.
@@1881DAC men also don’t have a full on movement that says guys should only support guys like females do. Yet that feminist movement rather support girls selling their body than selling knowledge
@Tim I bet your sentences are simple in your own head. You took a very round about way to say it’s better to be a hoe than to be a respectable woman. Also I never said a guy should be praised for being a bad person. I got a feeling mr. tim actually has purple hair and is greatly overweight by the way you talk.
Lex my friend, your podcast is now my favourite, knocked Rogan off the top spot. Stay true my friend, keep it honest and inspiring, you give humanity hope. Thank you ✌
I can imagine Lex doing a fist pump and internally high fiving his father when he realized that her description involved plasma and the love for his dad burst out in that subtle extra emphasis within his response and delivery of "Plasma!"
Another video knocked out of the park! I don’t know of any content provider who can keep me engaged for more than an hour and you do it consistently (to my wife’s amazement). You have some of the best guests and conduct wonderful discussions. I’m a longtime subscriber and just wanted to say thanks.
When I started listening to lex I thought he sounded like he was about to fall asleep and depressed and I couldn't finish watching the entire podcast, now I love the sound of his voice.
Wow! Never listened to one 0f these before but woah! 👌 Spectacular conversation! Really enjoyed both the host and guest entirely and learned a great deal!
"How colloid engines work" - good thing i was saving this talk for my commute home, while wearing a helmet, because my mind was 🤯🤯 I really enjoyed Natalyas explanations and Lex's expanding questions.
"Nature of our consciousness and intelligence itself is the form of alien's communication." "Trees are quiet possibly more intelligent than humans. They might be running the entirety of human civilization ." JR could not have cooked that up with any amount of weed or DMT. Lex is just naturally gifted! 😂😂😂
About collision avoidence maneouvers: my understanding is the following: satellites in low Earth orbit need to boost themselves back up regularly, but there is some leeway as to *when* that boost is applied. By either delaying a boost or moving up in time the satelite operators can ensure that the satelite is not at the same altitude as some known piece of space debris, when it's looking like the satelite and the debris are moving such they will come close to interception. That is, the collision avoidance does nto require additional propellent; the collision avoidance can be absorbed in the regular altitude boosts.
this is amazing, hearing the future, the cutting edge of science, in depth from every angle. amazing interview, blew my mind. thankyou and Natalya so much!!!
Lex, your'e the best! Another excellent show, thank you, brother! Natalya was a great guest! ...oh, and Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach! C'mon, Lex, make it happen! With love from The UK.
@@jordanbarnett7247 I read a book from cover to cover yesterday, I didn’t like the ending so I changed it. Am I a character in some else’s book cuz if so, can you please change the ending to something good. Thanks
I think my favorite thing about this interview is that you have people that do not believe they need to talk fast to seem smart. Very relaxed, thoughtful conversation.
@@face_not_found6193 I feel like you guys are reading something into the comment I didn't intend. Do you guys get the feeling he's smitten with her? Lex' Dad is a plasma physicist; that was the original intent behind the comment. :P
I love her Harry Potter fascination.. I was the same age roughly as her when the books came out... so I know the feeling, and got super excited hearing that she’s reread the series multiple times.. thanks Lex for bringing such an amazing speaker .. she’s adorable and so intelligent...
Love your pod Lex. Brilliant on the sponsors at the beginning. The fact that you and they are open to this makes me want to support them. Nothing worse than interrupting ads. Love your subjects. From an average dude. It makes me feel smart. Love your style broh🤙
Hey Lex, I know you get a boatload of "get ____ on the podcast" but here's another one anyway. Any Apollo program Astronaut or mission control specialist. These guys and gals are dwindling in numbers and it would be wonderful to have you of all people give a really in depth to these participants of history, science and engineering. Anyone else on board with this?
Underrated comment! This would be great. Smarter Every Day has some good videos in this vein but I would really like to have a Lex style long form interview with some of those guys!!!
Thank you Lex, for giving us informative podcasts and shining the light on science/physics/AI. I was getting roasted by my peers for years talking about this stuff, it feels so good to know we got people like you broadcasting this stuff to millions of people.
What Natalya Bailey spoke about business start-up is so true. Make sure the vision will get you out of bed in the morning. Start-ups are very difficult and just being opportunistic isn't going to make you go through all the hardles that awaits you. You'll have to conduct a lot of projects which comes along with failed experiments, and from those mistakes, you'll learn more and come up with new ways to improve your product that can survive in the business environment.
Never heard of colloid engines but I had to replay her talking about them multiple times because that's one of the craziest things I've ever heard. Inspiring and f*ing cool
Lex, If you ever notice odd pattern with this video one thing i will share with ya, I listen to this as a pass out at night, I open another youtube tab and play one of those sounds to sleep to videos ( this one is a spaceship humming as i soar through space, I play them at the same time, I used to be a video editor untill everyone and they're uncle became one and creative storytelling wasn't required anymore, so i could edit this as one movie and play it like that but i like to give you the add money(: so maybe 3 or 4 nights a week i'll go asleep to the spaceship and Natalya talking about rocket science, it's magical, my mind travels, i'm seriously not even here anymore. Peace out.
@@grayroq lmfaoooo i didnt even peep. stfu up tho your taking this too seriously my comment is clearly half joking regardless of the fact I now know shes married.
I used to follow Joe Rogan. First saw you on there. He's great but you spark the thought process so much more. I wish you all the very best as you are a pretty amazing individual.
She has to be one of the most badass person on Earth and yet she is so chill and down to Earth. That is so rare, people with her experience, usually, they nose is pointing to the skill. Solid podcast Lex.
@@garethmorgan3665 Bah, unless he was close by and the jealous/extremely violent type, my boyfriend means nothing. In fact many women use that as a shit test, and you apparently failed. It is not like she was married with kids, that would be different. However, if you cannot get past the mere mention of another man, you are not worthy. Hint, that is the test. Next time that happens ignore it and ask her out, if she says "but what about my boy friend?" just say he is not invited. You would be surprised how often that works, and how many happily married couples were dating other people when they met. You just cannot give up to easily, no women wants that. I am not suggesting to be a psychopath about it either, just keep it light while not being deterred, if that makes sense.
@@ericmichel3857 You could have a point my man but to tell the truth I was slightly exaggerating for comic effect. In fact, the particular case I was thinking about she did turn out to have a boyfriend and I ended up visiting them in Israel when she moved out there to live with him.Cool guy. I'm sure some woman do this but I can't be arsed with people who play games so I personally do't feel I've ever lost anything.
@@garethmorgan3665 Wow, so you went and watched her being happy with some other guy? Yikes. It is not a game, it is how they get to know you, and whether you realize it or not everyone does this in one way or another. It is a way of seeing how you handle adversity. They themselves may not even be consciously aware of what they are doing. All they know is based on how you respond dictates how they will feel about you. Whether or not she actually had a boyfriend, or if he is a nice guy or not, is irrelevant. He wasn't your friend, and boy friends come and go all the time. You are a good guy too right? When did standing up to adversity and going after what you want become a bad thing? No wonder this world is the way it is today. If she was deeply committed your advances would not have worked, but no one would blame you for trying. As long as you did it in a light, playful, respectful way, at the very least she would be flattered, and if things did not work out down the road....However, by backing down and not even trying at the first sign of adversity, you told her that you were someone not even worth considering in a romantic way. Those stories of the "nice guys" getting the girl are complete nonsense. Be a good man, not a nice guy. The only women a nice guy ends up with (if any) is one where she feels like she needs to settle. That is not the relationship anyone should want, it causes resentment and the first opportunity they see for something better and... But hey, if you are fine just being "friends" and watching women you are attracted to go off with other men, by all means stick with your current strategy. You might be alone watching other men with your dream girl, but at least you will have the moral high ground. Just something to think about.
Thanks for your work Lex. Can you get some expert on the Ocean? Its vast, and most of it is undiscovered. Why? For me it's just as interesting as space.
I actually had fun and enjoyed this podcast even though I understood so very little of what you were talking about at the beginning. A couple of times I almost ended it but hung in there and am very glad I did! Lex you have come a long way recently and seem so much better at projecting excitement and ask questions that continue the conversation even when I am lost! Good job! Overall, super enjoyable!
Becomes a pattern in the comments but: your podcast is the best there is. It's a heaven for intellectual conversations and your guests are all awesome without exceptions. Greetings from Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Another cool way to possibly stay in orbit for satellites: Miniature Tether Electrodynamics Experiment. This technique uses the magnetic field to create propulsion. Really cool concept that is being tested at the moment. The first prototype went up with Virgin Orbit.
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1:46 - Intelligent life in the universe
5:47 - Life in our solar system
7:52 - Humans on Mars
11:26 - Robots vs human in space exploration
12:20 - AI in space
16:25 - How rocket engines work
21:42 - How ion engines work
26:05 - How colloid engines work
35:03 - Material science
37:52 - Nuclear powered rocket engines
42:51 - Electric propulsion out in space
46:18 - Satellites
51:12 - Photo of Earth from the Moon
52:50 - Humans on Mars
55:12 - Propulsion without fuel
1:03:07 - How to build a rocket company
1:10:05 - SpaceX and commercial spaceflight
1:14:38 - Advice to startup founders
1:21:13 - Book recommendations
1:29:31 - Meaning of life
Stop reading comments lex
Lex, your'e the best! Another excellent show, thank you, brother! Natalya was a great guest! ...oh, and Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach!
C'mon, Lex, make it happen!
With love from The UK.
If one astronaut kills another astronaut on mars, then will he go to jail?
Legit question, why haven't you interview Konstantinos Daskalakis yet ?are you on MIT on the same stuff?
Please bring ROBERT SAPOLSKY on your podcast lex
proposal to make "Book recommendations" a must have of every podcast
Excellent idea. Have a free vaccine
Lex, please make this happen!
Of course, like this comment as much as possible, message Lex on Instagram and Twitter and let him know this message.
Good one
Agreed
Right now there is very little outside of my family that excites me more than coming home from a long day at work and finding a Lex Podcast has been posted. The stress dirt of the day just washes of and off I go into the imagination of someone else. Thanks a million
I am just an average 36 yr old single mom. Every video you post I feel like I have broadened my views, not only intellectually but also emotionally.
Thank you Lex
I sincerely hope you continue to make the world a better place ❤
Jade
Jade, your intellectual curiosity is far from average - your children are lucky to learn from your example
Your on fire Jade. Believe it
True mam👍
Do something with that knowledge. It's powerful stuff.
wat a QT
20 years ago you would have to pay $80,000 just to hear these people speak.
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@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 ty
@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 was sitting here thinking 80k's a bit steep for a tech speaker. I might need to ask for a small refund
Whooooot!
@@respuesta you're one of those people who think the working class people who pay tax from the moment they leave school should have to subsidise the education of those who want to go to university then yeah? Moron. If you want the benefits of higher education, the better pay and conditions you'll experience in later life, then you need to damn well pay for it. It's not up to people earning minimum wage to pay for you to go to school you entitled little shit.
Lex's way of doing interviews is so easy to listen, it's almost soothing. Also love that the themes are on the cutting edges of science and not nonsense. Food for thought and good for even a "normal person" to understand.
Alternate title: Robot and Rocket Engineer Conversation - Unintentional ASMR
Agreed
If you watch the whole thing, you see how comfortable his guests become when they realize how intelligent his questions are
Lex is awesome, very insightful interview
Great conversation. She is very humble and her opinions on rocket science and space travel were fascinating to listen to.
Hey Lex, keep up the good work. You're filling the Rogan void for many people
Joe Rogan is definitely...interesting
Liked this comment but it's not only Joe's Hole; the void takes at least 2 joe hogans
Spotify doesn't let me play at 2x speed, which is a deal-breaker for me.
@@nihlify more like the extra days off Rogan started taking every week. Not that I blame him, im actually happy that he's not burning the candle at both ends quite so hard anymore. But it's nice to have an equally(arguably more in certain situations) skilled podcaster to make up the difference; thanks Lex!
I’m learning much more with Lex. Rogan was just entertainment.
After just binging 5 hours of Lex podcasts, to see this in my feed, this... does put a smile on my face.
thats some heroic podcast watching my friend
@@sweetsilence5642 u cant watch a podcast
She is amazing at explaining things in an understandable way. Hope you have her back on in the future
Lex is so genuine and the way he structures his ads, I intentionally listen to them and am far more likely to support his sponsors as opposed to those who interrupt the podcast with ads.
Lex: "I'm not worried about technical difficulties... I'm not going to Mars until there is Netflix there"
@@michaelvescovo how about latest Musk vision, lets just send people, they cant come back...
@@michaelvescovo Providing internet access on Mars isn't a particularly difficult problem? lol
@@michaelvescovo www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9209831/Elon-Musk-reveals-ambitious-plans-humans-Mars-2026-seven-YEARS-NASA.html
It is more implied than direct.. he didnt say exactly that, but that first humans have high danger of death in Mars. Tho I didnt find what plans they have to bring back home those first humans on Mars.
@@michaelvescovo yup, tho In article were plans to have one trip about every 1-2 years, so Id guess same crew would be there at least for that time + return trip would take with current SN9 rocket tech 6months or more ? so theyd be there at least 6months straight.... it would be astronomically expensive to make it very short stay, not feasible, sensible. So in 6months in that hostile environment all kinds of not nice things can happen, even if initial landing and construction is well thought of. This is based on what info I have of current tech and situation of space travel. 6months is not that bad, but combined with 6months travel + 6months stay + 6months back is huge burden for human body, considering how long usual ISS stays are. Perhaps next gen propulsion can change these "parameters" somehow.
@@michaelvescovo Sorry man, i replied to the wrong person, it should have been to the OP
Recently discovered you and as an aspiring female in stem it's inspirational to see women representing on your podcast ❤️
I love that Lex has so many awesome female guests that my very young daughter can watch with me - and hopefully be just as inspired as I am by them.
Girls need to be praising this girl. Not cardi b😂
@@1881DAC men also don’t have a full on movement that says guys should only support guys like females do. Yet that feminist movement rather support girls selling their body than selling knowledge
@Tim what are you smoking?😂 please reword what you said dude that didn’t make a lick of sense
@Tim I bet your sentences are simple in your own head. You took a very round about way to say it’s better to be a hoe than to be a respectable woman.
Also I never said a guy should be praised for being a bad person.
I got a feeling mr. tim actually has purple hair and is greatly overweight by the way you talk.
@Tim could you write that in english
But wap
Lex my friend, your podcast is now my favourite, knocked Rogan off the top spot. Stay true my friend, keep it honest and inspiring, you give humanity hope. Thank you ✌
The real Lex would use signal ;)
her sweater fire bruh
Blewuh
Yeah, a fire blanket.
Bruh bruh bruh bruh bruh
She is so damn cool!
Lex... WIFE THAT B*TCH UP!
@@face_not_found6193 she’s a married mother of three. Calmate.
Sorry Lex.. maybe she's got a sister
Married mother of three? Childless mother of god.
@@calmexit6483 Are you "the father"? Is that why you're upset? Are you sure you're the father of all three? Have you checked?
"It will be a civilization well spent" is just a brilliant line, especially since she means it.
I can imagine Lex doing a fist pump and internally high fiving his father when he realized that her description involved plasma and the love for his dad burst out in that subtle extra emphasis within his response and delivery of "Plasma!"
23:28
Gay
JC you sick bastard. :)
@Straight white Male how shocking would that be!
@@freejuice612 Oh, do you think so?
She explained ion engines beautifully, soaked it like a sponge, love it.
Thankyou for making these videos which really matter.
Another video knocked out of the park! I don’t know of any content provider who can keep me engaged for more than an hour and you do it consistently (to my wife’s amazement). You have some of the best guests and conduct wonderful discussions. I’m a longtime subscriber and just wanted to say thanks.
When I started listening to lex I thought he sounded like he was about to fall asleep and depressed and I couldn't finish watching the entire podcast, now I love the sound of his voice.
Wow! Never listened to one 0f these before but woah! 👌 Spectacular conversation! Really enjoyed both the host and guest entirely and learned a great deal!
Wonderful, informative, brilliant lady!
"How colloid engines work" - good thing i was saving this talk for my commute home, while wearing a helmet, because my mind was 🤯🤯 I really enjoyed Natalyas explanations and Lex's expanding questions.
Learnt something new, never knew about infinite charge on a tip of a cone.
Your podcast is life, thank you again!!
"Nature of our consciousness and intelligence itself is the form of alien's communication."
"Trees are quiet possibly more intelligent than humans. They might be running the entirety of human civilization ."
JR could not have cooked that up with any amount of weed or DMT.
Lex is just naturally gifted!
😂😂😂
This was a great interview. It's refreshing to hear somebody with dreams and vision but still has their feet on the ground.
Have David Deutsch on the podcast
sign
About collision avoidence maneouvers: my understanding is the following: satellites in low Earth orbit need to boost themselves back up regularly, but there is some leeway as to *when* that boost is applied. By either delaying a boost or moving up in time the satelite operators can ensure that the satelite is not at the same altitude as some known piece of space debris, when it's looking like the satelite and the debris are moving such they will come close to interception. That is, the collision avoidance does nto require additional propellent; the collision avoidance can be absorbed in the regular altitude boosts.
Wow this is my PhD topic!!! Ion thrusters!
Would be greatful to read your thesis.
I hope you took good notes!
@@AkshayKumar-kz6zh
Omg
The meaning of life: Love, and the acquisition, generation, dissemination and preservation of knowledge.
Thank you for this interview!
I think that it's beautiful how different each of your guests are. Gives me hope.
I really enjoyed listening to this thank you and thank you for having her on
Lex for the love of god please bring a nuclear fission expert so we can learn more about that please
@@lexfridman398 Professor David Ruzic the @illinoisenergyprof
Just noticed the coffee mug lex uses, normally just an audio listener. That is quite a unique rig.
Yah, I noticed that as well.
Lex is the kind of guy you disable your ad blocker and reload the page!
LEX! The mutual admiration here in this convo is just beautiful. Keep up the love! From Worcesta!
this is amazing, hearing the future, the cutting edge of science, in depth from every angle. amazing interview, blew my mind. thankyou and Natalya so much!!!
Awesome conversation. Note the lack of sustained eye contact between Lex and Natalya.
Yeah but she's got a ring, not gonna lie I was like, they would definitely make a cute couple
LOL
Lex always looks around the room. Or very often. For example the Episode with George Hotz
@@c0re93 but he especially will close his eyes during the entire sentence as he speaks
Nothing to see here. He's like that in every Podcast.
Lex, your'e the best! Another excellent show, thank you, brother! Natalya was a great guest! ...oh, and Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach, Joscha Bach!
C'mon, Lex, make it happen!
With love from The UK.
This is one of the best so far!
In regards to fiction: A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one. - George R. R. Martin
what a wonderful quote
Im gonna live a thousand lives before winds is ever released...
I’ve played a lot of video game campaigns, I’ve lived quite a few lives, being soap mactavish was one of my favorite lives
@@jordanbarnett7247 I read a book from cover to cover yesterday, I didn’t like the ending so I changed it. Am I a character in some else’s book cuz if so, can you please change the ending to something good. Thanks
For some reason that convinces me to do the opposite, I only want to live one good life.
I love your podcast Lex!!!! You're such a wonderful host.
I think my favorite thing about this interview is that you have people that do not believe they need to talk fast to seem smart. Very relaxed, thoughtful conversation.
Her rocketry passion equals his need to know
Love the way you do things. Youve got me through a difficult break up. Thanks will never be enough
15 minutes in and Lex is discussing vacations😉
Found you on rogan many moons ago and been a fan since keep up the good work sir
Hey, Lex. I am a fan from Brazil.
Are you planning to interview Brian Greene, Marcelo Gleiser?
The Lex podcast: a consistently reliable invitation for me to imagine the infinite.
My heart beats for brilliant voracious readers. Wonderful conversation!
This was so damn fascinating. Such a great guest.
"...Which becomes-"
*Lex:* "Plasma"
*Daddy Lex:* _smiles_
I think we've identified the "type" of female Lex might be into LMAO
@@face_not_found6193 yeah, felt the same. Might be interesting to hear more from Lex on whats going behind the scene here
@@whereistomm F in Chat for Lex, she's married
@@face_not_found6193 I feel like you guys are reading something into the comment I didn't intend. Do you guys get the feeling he's smitten with her?
Lex' Dad is a plasma physicist; that was the original intent behind the comment. :P
showing an accurate and deep understanding; great perceptive. Thank you for all the insightful information. 💡
"I can speak with confidence, as a descendant of apes, that we don't know what the hell we're doing"
Love it
JRE and Lex fridman, best Podcasts out their!
Lex putting on the moves: “how hot is ur engine... can i stick my hand in it?”
Lex. I love your channel. I'm so glad you decided to do podcasts.
I ship these two. Also, as a pod guest rec, is it possible to get David Lynch on?
Great guest and another great interview--thank you, Lex!
I love her Harry Potter fascination.. I was the same age roughly as her when the books came out... so I know the feeling, and got super excited hearing that she’s reread the series multiple times..
thanks Lex for bringing such an amazing speaker .. she’s adorable and so intelligent...
RU also hawt?
Thank you for such visionary shows.
We are focused on the push and it’s easier to pull
Love your pod Lex. Brilliant on the sponsors at the beginning. The fact that you and they are open to this makes me want to support them. Nothing worse than interrupting ads. Love your subjects. From an average dude. It makes me feel smart. Love your style broh🤙
Edward Witten ...... please a podcast with him.....Lex please make it happen
Best lex interview so far. She was absolutely brilliant
Hey Lex, I know you get a boatload of "get ____ on the podcast" but here's another one anyway. Any Apollo program Astronaut or mission control specialist. These guys and gals are dwindling in numbers and it would be wonderful to have you of all people give a really in depth to these participants of history, science and engineering.
Anyone else on board with this?
Yeah, get Buzz on the show Lex
Buzz sadly has suffered quite a bit of cognitive decline in the last few years:( I think Mike Collins would be a wonderful guest for Lex!
Underrated comment! This would be great. Smarter Every Day has some good videos in this vein but I would really like to have a Lex style long form interview with some of those guys!!!
Great questions Lex. Thanks for the excellent content!
The idea of giant consciousness on a different timescale is contemplated in regard to fungi. Please look at Dr. Paul Stamets’s work.
@Lex Fridman this appears to be hacked.
I fell asleep like five times watching this. Best five naps ever
I'm just happy that even though we're all going through this pandemic, Lex still gets dressed up and puts on some lipstick for the occasion.
Thank you Lex, for giving us informative podcasts and shining the light on science/physics/AI. I was getting roasted by my peers for years talking about this stuff, it feels so good to know we got people like you broadcasting this stuff to millions of people.
"I'm sure there's a Wikepedia page for ion engines"
Me: Reading Wikepedia page on ion engines whilst listening 😅
What Natalya Bailey spoke about business start-up is so true. Make sure the vision will get you out of bed in the morning. Start-ups are very difficult and just being opportunistic isn't going to make you go through all the hardles that awaits you. You'll have to conduct a lot of projects which comes along with failed experiments, and from those mistakes, you'll learn more and come up with new ways to improve your product that can survive in the business environment.
Stop reading comments lol
Never heard of colloid engines but I had to replay her talking about them multiple times because that's one of the craziest things I've ever heard. Inspiring and f*ing cool
Thanks for the interview Lex. It's nice to have an example of a female CEO that's bright and humble that I can show my 2 girls.
Lex, If you ever notice odd pattern with this video one thing i will share with ya, I listen to this as a pass out at night, I open another youtube tab and play one of those sounds to sleep to videos ( this one is a spaceship humming as i soar through space, I play them at the same time, I used to be a video editor untill everyone and they're uncle became one and creative storytelling wasn't required anymore, so i could edit this as one movie and play it like that but i like to give you the add money(: so maybe 3 or 4 nights a week i'll go asleep to the spaceship and Natalya talking about rocket science, it's magical, my mind travels, i'm seriously not even here anymore. Peace out.
Maybe future starships, travelling regularly to and from Mars, will attract them in. Alien contact must be good.
Lex I feel like im watching you evolve as a Podcaster. This is very cool to watch play out.
ask her out lex! she a little baddie! Could be your BOO THANG!
she's wearing a ring though
@@grayroq lmfaoooo i didnt even peep. stfu up tho your taking this too seriously my comment is clearly half joking regardless of the fact I now know shes married.
@@maggyfrog didnt even realize :(
I used to follow Joe Rogan. First saw you on there. He's great but you spark the thought process so much more. I wish you all the very best as you are a pretty amazing individual.
Elon Musk had probably received that 'impactful' message from aliens at the young age LOL.
yeah I have heard this. there may be others that were "interrupted" messages
She has to be one of the most badass person on Earth and yet she is so chill and down to Earth.
That is so rare, people with her experience, usually, they nose is pointing to the skill.
Solid podcast Lex.
Lex was falling in love until he heard about the 3 kids...
Haha, yeah been there. Getting a good vibe going with a girl in a pub then the words ' my boyfriend...' :-(
@@garethmorgan3665 Bah, unless he was close by and the jealous/extremely violent type, my boyfriend means nothing. In fact many women use that as a shit test, and you apparently failed. It is not like she was married with kids, that would be different. However, if you cannot get past the mere mention of another man, you are not worthy. Hint, that is the test.
Next time that happens ignore it and ask her out, if she says "but what about my boy friend?" just say he is not invited. You would be surprised how often that works, and how many happily married couples were dating other people when they met. You just cannot give up to easily, no women wants that. I am not suggesting to be a psychopath about it either, just keep it light while not being deterred, if that makes sense.
@@ericmichel3857 You could have a point my man but to tell the truth I was slightly exaggerating for comic effect. In fact, the particular case I was thinking about she did turn out to have a boyfriend and I ended up visiting them in Israel when she moved out there to live with him.Cool guy. I'm sure some woman do this but I can't be arsed with people who play games so I personally do't feel I've ever lost anything.
Damn.
@@garethmorgan3665 Wow, so you went and watched her being happy with some other guy? Yikes.
It is not a game, it is how they get to know you, and whether you realize it or not everyone does this in one way or another. It is a way of seeing how you handle adversity. They themselves may not even be consciously aware of what they are doing. All they know is based on how you respond dictates how they will feel about you. Whether or not she actually had a boyfriend, or if he is a nice guy or not, is irrelevant. He wasn't your friend, and boy friends come and go all the time. You are a good guy too right? When did standing up to adversity and going after what you want become a bad thing? No wonder this world is the way it is today.
If she was deeply committed your advances would not have worked, but no one would blame you for trying. As long as you did it in a light, playful, respectful way, at the very least she would be flattered, and if things did not work out down the road....However, by backing down and not even trying at the first sign of adversity, you told her that you were someone not even worth considering in a romantic way. Those stories of the "nice guys" getting the girl are complete nonsense. Be a good man, not a nice guy.
The only women a nice guy ends up with (if any) is one where she feels like she needs to settle. That is not the relationship anyone should want, it causes resentment and the first opportunity they see for something better and...
But hey, if you are fine just being "friends" and watching women you are attracted to go off with other men, by all means stick with your current strategy. You might be alone watching other men with your dream girl, but at least you will have the moral high ground. Just something to think about.
Thanks for your work Lex. Can you get some expert on the Ocean? Its vast, and most of it is undiscovered. Why? For me it's just as interesting as space.
"We need impending doom"
Mars: I have oil
US Government: We're coming baby
Best comment on here! Very much like a Robin Williams tone! Thanks for laughs
Awesome interview. Absolutely loved it
C'mon gents, we needn't be so thirsty, we're her for the intellectual conversation after all!
I actually had fun and enjoyed this podcast even though I understood so very little of what you were talking about at the beginning. A couple of times I almost ended it but hung in there and am very glad I did! Lex you have come a long way recently and seem so much better at projecting excitement and ask questions that continue the conversation even when I am lost! Good job! Overall, super enjoyable!
I feel like smoking weed is a prerequisite for this particular lecture
I got you covered!
way ahead of you chief
Becomes a pattern in the comments but: your podcast is the best there is. It's a heaven for intellectual conversations and your guests are all awesome without exceptions. Greetings from Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Imagine what a pro player she is in Kerbal Space Program.
No need for her to play Kerbal. She does it for real.
Another cool way to possibly stay in orbit for satellites: Miniature Tether Electrodynamics Experiment. This technique uses the magnetic field to create propulsion. Really cool concept that is being tested at the moment. The first prototype went up with Virgin Orbit.
LOL! love the sweater she's wearing. Total geek.
She is well cute.
Right out of the gate about aliens...Lex used to wait till about half-way.