Stephen Fry exposes real reason Musk and Bezos are trying to get to Mars ‘We’re DOOMED!’
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2023
- ‘Musk and Bezos and people are wanting to go to Mars, they know the Earth is absolutely doomed!’
Stephen Fry delves into the philosophy of Longtermism.
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“The planet is fine. The people are fucked.”
― George Carlin
Two фld їd їот₴ mumbling about things they don't understand.
The Earth won't even notice we mankind has departed gone, dead...
By the way... technology is not the cause to blame, we human beings are and we better stop making up excuses. Mankind invented gods and religions and cults... which are the biggest excuses mankind has ever come up with.
@@davidedemurodominijanni9889 Earth, nature, or whatever you want to call it: it will always sort itself out. If there's too much of a certain species of animal, there'll be a new disease to tidy it all up. I don't necessarily applaud it, nor would I want to die from such a disease, but it's nature. You can't fight it. It's just how it is.
It's just like Carlin said, Earth will be fine. It's almost disingenuous of us. We say we want to 'save the planet', but it doesn't need saving. Stopping climate change is only for our own good.
atheists r that way because they havent done the research, nor explored, while many r simply 'angry' at how could god allow bla bla. This is ignorant of the bible's teachings, that humans have free will. period. Atheists believe man is the center or top. Rubbish. Thats socialist philosophy in disguise. A 100% failed ideology to boot. I have seen numerous research, & experienced more than enough 'otherworldly' things to know, not hope or wish, something bigger than us exists. And im an analyst by trade using science. Many people became a believer in an almighty once becoming a physicist, stating the probability of the immense complexity & perfection & order of this universe occurring by chance is next to impossible. @@davidedemurodominijanni9889
Its a misconception to think the planet is invincible though. We have only ever detected 8 asteroids before they impacted, we are also vulnerable to a lot of other rogue phenomena that could end all life on earth as if it was nothing. People fear mother nature but father universe is far more frightening.
Problem is 80% of people are forced to spend most of their week for most of their lives doing something they do not like at all.
That's capitalism and consumerism someone has to do it.
@@Probabilityislife Yep so opt out of consumerism and live minimal.
Why are you telling me that lol, My reply hardly warranted instructions for life ? I know for a fact I am living more minimal than you here in Phuket, Thailand. @@Rossboe1 So if you're going to say what problems exist, try providing some solutions.
Like studying for college or ar universities? I guess this is why they march in ignorance with the jihadists
@Probabilityislife the solution was provided. Apparently you don't like it
2 brilliant old school gents..
THIS is whats missing in society...one speaks..the other LISTENS..
No screaming...no shouting down...no patronising..no threats of cancelling...
Its a pleasure listening to these two 'old boys'...
When John and Stephen chat, I perceive the generation gap as it was in the 60's. They're great pals, quite past airing their differences. I'm a month older than Mr. Fry.
100% sir
I can remember when these two old codgers were young.
And they are both well read and have education.
@@carolleenkelmann3829fry and Laurie
Who does not love these cats having a full-on brawl during this interview 😂😂😂❤
what's with the nuns?
So incredibly cute. Love them.
@@alanhall2795 Right....nuns drinking wine... inquiring minds want to know.
Weird pub...🤨
Is that a raccoon on the chair?😊
Whoever came up with the idea of letting the kittens do their own thing, needs a raise. Bravo!!!
The good news: "Yay, we made it to Mars."
The bad news: "Being here totally sucks."
Technically, if the dome is breached, it totally blows. 🤣
Colonizing the moon makes more sense as at least the soil of the moon isn't poisonous....
Bad news too: No everybody is allowed to go there. So we better take care of our lovely earth. It is worthy.
Mars is like a desert, and the bad news is that there is no oxygen at all. I prefer the "doomed" Earth
That’s why Mars is the backup plan, not the main plan, for survival
Kittens and nuns! What a fabulous compliment to Stephen and John philosophizing. Delightful!
You don't fully understand how much it SUCKS to get old until it happens to you and those around you.
nonsense
@@williamparker1085 - Either you are VERY lucky, or ignorant and clueless. (possibly both)
Absolutely no one has sympathy for old people. 😂
@@tehallanaz what a disrespectful thing to say to people who do. Plenty of people are spending much mental toll taking care of their dying parents or grand parents and you are just slapping them in the face with your projection. Not everyone thinks the same way as you.
It would suck even more to not get old at all. Metaphorically, just ask those who have left us too early.
Corporations are not focussed on ethics; this is ludicrous! It's profitability that matters, make no mistake.
Yes and they hire liberal arts BS'ers to push DEI and ESG drivel which helps them get "unethical investors" which ups the stock price and the Bonuses...
Fry's superficiality has always been astonishing.
Never understood how such an idiot can have fans.
Yup!
They're actually very focused on diversity equity inclusion because of investor ratings. You must have noticed this? They're still profit driven so they say all these things but still fire people at the drop of a hat in America when things get bad. You'd think they'd want to work on workers rights if they're flying these flags about caring about people. The problem is, you've got Facebook and Google wanting to censor hate speech which is wrong because of the question - WHO DECIDES WHAT IS HATE SPEECH. So hearing Fry talk about it in such a calm and affable way is mildly terrifying to me whilst the major corporations are deciding what we're allowed to talk about
I had a philosopher friend who left her lecturing position to work for a major corporation (big money too) as the supposed 'resident ethicist'. In the initial brief she was told her job would basically be to 'present the ethical pros the cons of given position', the best arguments for both sides of a given dilemma, and where possible, provide them with 'the most ethical course of action' - all things considered. After which they could then made their 'big decision'.
And so much for that.
Firstly: nearly all the issues presented to her rarely required an 'expert ethicist' i.e. at best, they simply warranted little more that an 'intro to ethics for dummies' overview of the the positions presented'; and in the rare case where the issues were more complex and/or demanding on their time (requiring genuine effort on their part to 'fully appreciate and get their heads around' ), then it was seen as 'her failure to sufficiently communicate' the position in question. But, she told me, for the most part the supposed 'ethical course of action' was essentially a 'no brainer', clear from the outset, if even an issue to start with!
Secondly: When she did provide her assessment, even if it was a 'no brainer'/'clear form the outset' (etc), it turned out to have 'little to no' bearing on their actual decision! I.e it was had already been made (was never up for debate to start with), the wheels already in motion - after which they would wheel her out to 'do her thing', they could then 'tick the box' and then say "our decision on such matters is ethically informed". Needless to say, she left the 'real world' and returned to the tower.
"We are building sand castles with our backs to the sea"
- Stephen Fry
Brilliant!
He is full of such cliches that say nothing, true.
@@philbutcher6959 A cliche is something that is not original.
@@thedukeofnuts Do you often type unsolicited dictionary definitions? Thanks, I suppose.
What he's saying is we are building our civilisation with little awareness of its impanding destruction. Insightful and original.
John Cleese's impression of an old guy is sheer comedic genius...
I was convinced. Oh wait, he's 84.
He’s still great.
John Cleese is just pure genius 💓
Two of my favorite old timers. I could watch them all day discussing the idiotsyncrasies of American culture, philosophy, and the humorousness of life and humanity. Get me a link with a couple hours of them and I'll open a bottle.
"The earth will shake us off like a bad case of flea's" said George Carling; and as Billy Connolly put it; "the earth is fine, its us humans that are fkd"
Yeah, lovely. Except the research is showing that if all of us die, the earth will die as well. So much for that theory.
@@bradkaral1188What research?
@@bradkaral1188 Humans, we have that tendency.... To over evaluate our own significance..... That was George Carlings point.
@@stanleybuchan4610CO2 if the CO2 level falls below a certain level plants will die.
I think you mean George Carlin.
What a jewel of a conversation. It adds weight to the argument that good comics are the best observers and analysts of society. I would love to see a regular podcast of these two.😄
but I'm bored to death with podcasts. I don't want more They're the return of Radio.
I love the part where Fry paints his picture with his Tsumsmi metaphor, and casting humanity as beach dwellers then Cleese cuts to the chase with 1 statement. Briliant!
@@user-gr9he1kf3o Oh that was just superb, i'll be using that metaphor everywhere I go
Are you serious? Fry is an esatblishment shill of the highest order. An utterly reprehensible individual.
@@holeshothunter5544 what are you talking about? radio was great
We work doing a job we don't like to earn money to buy things to impress people we don't know .
Damn... that statement holds a lot of truth when you think about.. 😳
What a joy to see these two real intellectuals converse.
I love it when John's eyes light up when he's listening to Fry - there's some childlike joy and curiosity in John that's inspiring. Both these guys are awesome and they inspire me to read a lot - it's so much fun!
It's like he's the opposite of Jimmy Fallon
Childlike, oh my yes.
Yes
Cleese's mind is going a million miles a minute. We can't even imagine what he could be conjuring up. Just a simple carpenter feasting on their wonderful conversation.
So great that John has done this show and given voice to intelligence , fun and good conversation
I just found this and as a middle age Aussie, these two are some of my favourite UK celebrities. I want more!
Intelligence? Which? Where? What part?
It doesn’t take much to impress the vaccinated , they watch corra!
@@ichangedmyself4362 whoosh
Stephen is right. Very few are looking at the King Tides heading our way, let alone calculating how these seperate waves might; interact, change each other, combine, or impact. And those few voices who are shouting " Look Out!" are largely being ignored.
Worrying times.
There is no way to stop that tide. Can only try to brace against it.
Where is this tide please?
Yeah so lets go to mars where there is no support for human life. But we can change mars so its a paradise for human life. ???
What are you even talking about? What tide? Tide of what?
Listen to Stephen. He is calling them 'Currents', I'm calling them Tides.
A King Tide is heading our way, in fact; more like a tsunami of profound change, that we are not ready for - not even looking at clearly. Comprised of several waves of new technologies that are developing seperately/independantly funded - but converging to pour in together - flooding our communities - with only the profit motive guiding them.
Fry says: We are like children playing on the beach with our back to the sea- and out in the sea there are various currents- all heading in towards us.
He identifies these as:
* Bio-augmentation
* Brain / Machine Interfacing
* Quantum Computing
* AI (of different kinds)
* New materials - Nano materials
* Genomics - & Gene Editing
ALL of these Technologies - Which are EACH TRANSFORMATIVE - ON THEIR OWN - are like separate swells in the ocean - that are combining to make a gigantic Tsunami. Their confluence all changing each other- in ways we (and their makers ) have yet to understand.
And changing us in ways we also cannot begin to fathom.
Not only AI, but including AI, all of the above new tech's are coming in with increasing momentum, and with no effective overarching Industry or Government or International Regulation - to keep these in check, to take a over view. No capacity or independant mechanism to press the Pause button, to slow it all down, create safety nets, until we can identify all the intended, and unintended, consequences and protect humanity from potential harms. We simply don't know what these are capable of, or within what timeframes, and remember; and they're in private enterprise / elites hands. Some of whom genuinely believe THEY know what is best for the human race! Which is even MORE worrying.
Looking at the state of the world, I'm not convinced that humans are in any place to dictate 'ethics' to AI!
Two of my favourite Englishmen , absolute national treasures , always entertaining and interesting .
weird
I'd love to see a conversation between David Attenborough and Professor Brian Cox
Stephen Fry, John Cleese and ….. kittens- perfect 🤩
Nuns too for some reason!
Oh wow. I didn't even realize it was him. I would have ad soon as he laughed.
Convicts established Australia and Religious Zealots established the US.
So glad I came to Australia !
Problem there is that "Puritanism" is not genetic. Just as being a convict is not genetic. They are both responses to conditioning. Conditioning is learnt.
The true essence of where we are is simply this... Greed of the few... Power in the hands of maniacs... Lies to the many !!!
The more I watch this interview the better it gets, "oh look Stephen Fry and John Cleese!, oh look nuns!, oh look cats!, oh look kittens!!! oh look a stuffed ferret!".... it just keeps going and going...
Exactly my thoughts, lol. Cheers !!!
Yes! What’s with the nuns etc, where the heck are they? The mystery!
Wtf lol
Show me your friends and I will show you who you are.
Shoutout to the Transhumanist, the WEF, and UNSDGs! They both basically made the Yuval Noah Harari sales pitch for depopulating humanity and then hiding out in a luxury bunker.
What an astonishing video. I wasn't expecting a discussion of humanity's impending doom to be complemented with kittens or nuns. But then again, it's peak Python.
thats right
Yeah I kinda missed the astronaut and the viking ;-)
@@IncompleteTheory I'll meet your astronaut and viking and raise you a stuffed ferrett.
Where are they lol?
@@jinz0 You missed the stuffed ferret? On the table, man, on the table - where do you think you'd find a suffed ferret?
At least I think its a stuffed ferret.
It could be a stuffed mongoose or something.
Yes, there are those that have propagated and stirred up all these current "issues" that people are spending their time fighting about today, so that their backs are turned while the actual important things are going on behind them. Lesson for the Day: Snap out of it and Pay Attention.
yes and no, some the things we are fighting for ARE the important things ;)
are you aware this entire time there has abeen a LARGEST GENOCIDE happening on over the course of human history that NOBODY IN THE BOOKS talks about?
LARGEST IN HUMAN HISTORY
nobody talks about it
why?
6 million jews
7 million non-jews
you knew about one of these not the other!
20 million killed in war by axis
20 million killed in war by allies up to 80 total if you can streach it a ww2 up to 80 million in total says woakee paedoa wikia
60 million for da man that is stal lin.. for time?
100 million mao, all by himself! no the black book UNDERREPORTS communism dummby! [not you maybe;)]
100s million CRUSADES of CATHOLIC empire and MUSLIM WARS mind you they did "crusades" too called it something more dif in ARABIC i guess
up to 200 million just for the JIIIIIIIIIIIII HAAADS!
~400 million just in marxism wars in 20th century!
but PUT IT ALL TOGETHER and it is NOTHING TO COMPARE TO THE LARGEST GENOCIDE IN HUMAN HISTORY well it is like ha 500 mill so about 1/4 or way less
it is IMPOSSIBLE? to guestimate exactly but estimates are from 10,000 bc to now and 500 years ago
500 years ago to now probably 2-4 BILLION ded
10,000 - nowey an we are talking about MISSING HALF OF ALL HUMAS WHO LIVED MAYBE EVEN WITHOUT ALL WARS wowwee
do the math, if those babies hadn't been murdered the ones who would have reproduced would have so on..
we could have 16-34 BILLION PPL RIGHT NOW!
cuz it is compounded expoential esstial
LARGEST IN HUMAN HISTORY
ppl think they are better than their ANCESTORS
ancestors had slaves
and some also did genocide
but nowadays people defend this genocide possibly EVEN more than in the past
wowwee
you are worse than you ancestors quite possibly all of us are..
woww
AWAKEtotheCYCLE.com?p
All of those "what we call ourselves" problems came to affluence to end the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations, and then were mysteriously embraced by Obama who changed stances on the matter. We've been dealing with it ever since. Hmmm. Almost like it's the biggest distraction while controls of things that matter go unchecked.
explain then.
@@bluebellbeatnik4945 pick a day of the year
Or invest in a rear view mirror for a 360 view!
Love these discussions from these great British treasures. More please. ❤
Stephen Fry
My ideology says that everybody who goes to university is contaminated by self confidence in their ability to remember & recite information. Whereas my ignorance tells me that the objective of life is not to succeed but to retain your humility & morality in all situations
Didn't get into uni huh?
You just validated the quote lol@@PP-bw8ig
@@mr.potter4622 You don't understand LOL.
Pure class... Could listen to these absolute gents for hours without tiring.
True, but I would need a potty break.
God help you.
@@philbutcher6959
I can take a wee all by myself, thanks very much.
I mean what is God going to do, help me shake it?
@@philbutcher6959 ">> god help you."
Any particular god you've got your mind on?
Amun? Nanahuatzin? Thor? Chup Kamui? Set? Perun? Ares? Sarutahiko? Mars?
I'm not particularly partial. lol.
@@graxxor How about Love (1 John 4:8, 1 Corinthians 13:4-8)? Don't worship Power (1 John 5:19) like the rest of this Deceived world.
Brilliant conversation!
Two of the finest gentleman on this planet were an absolute joy to watch having a chat.
People that love their work are so lucky. Most people don’t love their work,they are just doing what they have to to make a living.
I agree James, it is very rare these days to get a civilised discussion between two parties of note, that doesn't break down into some form of slander, berrating or self oppinionated bs. It was a pleasure to listen too
Stephen Fry at ease with his own intellect and the vastness of his own frame of reference. It’s very endearing to see, if somewhat beyond my comprehension, and I suspect well beyond Jon Cleese’s as well !!
A couple of admirably intelligent old chaps. Love it.
Nice to see intelligent men talking. The set is crazy, kind of love it.
Because it makes a mockery of Christianity without even bothering to make an actual joke about it. ROFL COPTER. They're soooo clever. Life of Brian, this is not.
@@TheNewTechnology and people have the right to mock Christianity. My great aunt was a nun and would have laughed herself silly at the nuns taking shots.
@@littlecatfeet9064 That would be fine if people had the right to mock other religions. Particularly the J (who I can't even name since they have me tagged for shad0wb/
s) or the Muslims, both of which are treated like a protected class half the time.
They're not that intelligent.
@@Irishstew6969 well, where are the giants of the British intelligentsia then? The Labour Party?
You might not expect this, but I really did love my work for the Spanish Inquisition...retirement has drained all the pleasure from life and left me bitter.
Stephen fry is an absolute legend I could listen to him speak for hours such an intelligent man
keep taking the meds
Nice One Mate...@@alanhall2795
I believe someone once said and I'm paraphrasing here "Stephen Fry is a dumb person's idea of what an intelligent person is"
He's not my cup of tea personally, but each to their own
He clearly enjoys thinking that he is "thinking"
Two men who gave me so much happiness and laughter as a child and teenager.
Sounds a bit suss - Stephen Fry 😂
Stephen Fry and John Cleese in conversation. There is hope for us GBnews.
And then you read Hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy. Then you realize who will be allowed onto the space ships. Not the people you thought would be. Another comparison is Bill Burr's similar plan wit cruise ships. This is the only way to save humanity. Idiocracy and Falling Down tried to warn you.
Two of my favourite human beings on the planet; I feel spoiled...
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372😂
whoa...that was john cleese?. can he move his jaw?
@@skyw4278 That's so cheap... One day you'll also be old...
Great show. Having news media which delivers information vs propaganda is a breath of fresh air in this world we have today.
GBNews not propaganda?? 😅
@@jimbob-robob John Cleese, closely following the narrative for 3 years now. Where's that 'fresh air'? ha
GBNews? You serious?
If we can't save the Earth from ourselves, going to Mars is even more fruitless.
That's what happened to mars. It destroyed itself and people came to earth. No reason to got back
@@samjohnson2801 You brought your tinfoil hat with you? There is absolutely no evidence for that whatsoever. None, nada, zip.
@@samjohnson2801wait tell me more .. So people came here from mars ?
Not people. Jews@@coldhardtruth333
So you're an Alien? You're admitting to be from another planet. @@samjohnson2801
A great quote. "Work is anything you are doing when you would rather be doing something else".
Buddah says, "Hey! That's my job!"
Work is what you do to enhance and improve others' lives at the detriment to your own.
@@johnkean6852 Nonsense. Work you enjoy gives you a sense of purpose. It doesn't have to be for other people.
isnt that then a hobby, the income being more immaterial than material?@@alanserjeant4947
Have i just saw two little cats playing ? Or i need my glasses. 😂
Nah, you saw 'em OK.
Did you notice the nuns?
@@johnrandall125 Or the bowler hatted bank/business types from the 60/70s?
Oh come now; they were at least pretending intelligent discourse. Be generous!
Just seen
What a fresh air of intellectual discussion
I just found this. The two men I adore most at the same time. 😍😍 I could listen to their interesting conversation all day.
What a wonderfully deep thinking double act. More of this is required by those of us who need more than Ant and Dec to give us a smile and something to applaud.
Deep thinking? Really?? After mentioning Bill Gates in a positive light? We need more of this you say? GB news are getting rid of their real journalists and now we are being left with something thats not got much more value than the BBC. People need to think, thats what we need more of instead of buying narratives from peow who arent even journalists! U need to be your own journalist
It certainly more entertaining than the current round of tripe our TV licence pays for - I wish I could opt out and just watch something more cerebral. Except - the other TV channels can only be accessed if I am paying the licence for the minimal few.
@@user-tg5mq8ky2y Perhaps a certain demographic are bored with listening to your working class woes. Troll Harder 🤡
@@user-tg5mq8ky2y Each person has their unique privileges and difficulties in their life; No point in casting judgement when we know so little of each others' hardships
Transhumanists are the biggest threat to the Human Race because they're all Globalists who love National Great Replacement schemes, so the logical progression is to replace US HUMANS with GM, bionic, cyber-enhanced TRANSHUMANS.. Trans Rights will cement their social protection via Lefties, and corporate mass marketing will sway the masses. As a Natural Human Racist and atheist I see the greatest temptations set to become real, with life extension tech, Heaven & Hell being made (virtually) real, superpowers for superpowers. We HUMAN won't stand a chance against the TRANSHUMAN REVOLUTION unless we start going to war against it NOW.. TRANS RIGHTS MUST NEVER BE ALLOWED.
It's lucky Stephen Fry is so interesting because he can talk without taking a breath or pausing for hour's.😊😊
Tie me Marsupial down?
Cocaine?
Stephan Fry is amazing
Two of the very best intellects. ❤
Anyone who has ANYTHING good to say about Gates, is not worth listening to.
100% correct
he killed, maimed and sterilised hundreds of African children already before 2020, yet these supposed 'intellectuals' havent got a bloody clue
Exactly
On that you and I definitely agree, although that doesn't mean that other things they say can't be worth listening to. Even the best among us have blind spots...
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 Point 1 09/02/2023 ‘I am not part of the problem’: Bill Gates says his private jet and climate activism are compatible
Bill is the solution?
Point 2 Bill Gates Pre-Pandemic Investment in BioNTech Raises Concerns after 1557.46% Gain
Bill Gates purchased over a million shares of BioNTech, Pfizer's mRNA Covid vaccine partner, at an average price of $18.10 per share, in September 2019.
Gates sold his shares in November 2021 at an average price of $300 per share.
Gates' skepticism about vaccine effectiveness, expressed when he sold his shares, has fueled speculation about his foreknowledge of the pandemic.
On that basis the original poster is right!
I guess giving to charity tens of billions (that he earned with his own creations) can't be considered a good deed, but obviously noble internet folk who never donated a penny would see it as nothing but PR trick. Nowhere can you find more morally sound folk than between those making caustic remarks about successful people on RUclips section.
Im a boilermaker and i still love it! Im in my fifties and i love going to work! I love the problem solving the trade brings to me, the geometry the logistics problems and also the people i work with!👍👌😎👊
And this is why Stephen Fry is a national treasure. The tsunami of individual waves of new technologies coming together to make something greater than the sum of its parts, and something which we have no way of forecasting. What a perfect analogy.
I was torally enthralled with those two, and the bonus of course was listening to the men talking.
How wonderful to see such characters enjoying a sensible conversation.
Your probably like Noam Chomksy too
It's okay but watching paint dry is better.
@@Spyhook I don't even like Noam Chomsky One. Not even going to bother to watch Noam Chomsky Three.
@@alanhall2795 Hope your knuckles stop dragging along the floor soon.
Incredible that these people seem to believe that employed ethicists are more than shills - nothing i've seen shows anything but corporate aims for profiteering, in practice.
Ethicists are the _least_ trustworthy people because they know where all the loopholes are.
Corporations continue too profit, whilst reducing actual goods and services available too the general population. But they have to be seen to do it meaningfully, sustainably, ethically; because customers get really brassed off with virtue signalling, wokery and EDI prioritising.
As long as the corporations continue too enforce their ideologies and agendas onto us, they will call their company policies any name that will supposedly calm/hoodwink the customers and keep the public on board.
@@charlenequigley5557 well said luv (joking) - what's 'odd' (or maybe not) is that even when people stop buying a certain product, even en masse, because of this wokist carp, they don't change anything... makes one wonder...
@@gurglejug627It seems too me that it is part of the greater agenda, that businesses that provide "enjoyment and affordability" for the average consumer; are happily messing with the goodwill of their customer base.
Is it part of a drive too erode our reliance on consumerism. "You shall own nothing and be happy".
With this ideology, surely businesses have to begin winding down. But how clever too create consumer driven decline, boycotts/shoplifting/looting/ramraids etc.
So you have the populace causing businesses too close down. It's not the corporations... They didn't want too lay their staff off and begin trading online put of a warehouse.
It's the "over"/general population that brought about their demise. Their hands are clean and consumer choice and freedom shrinks.
We think all corporations are individuals, but people are becoming aware that they are all under one big corporation. While we're boycotting one, the other is scoring. They never lose, ever. They maneovour us to where they want us to go
Excellent! Two of the worlds smartest and kindest people in one room.
❤ thank you Stephen Fry. He is an intelligent and well read man but to illuminate the modern world and the problems we face so clearly, is another feather in his cap.
We definitely have our backs to the sea. What a great analogy, Mr Fry.
Men generally have their backs to the wall when Fry is out and about.
The tsunami will take many, but plenty are heeding the warnings to evacuate and are moving to higher ground
What an amazing thing to have these two treasures on GBN.
ABSOLUTELY
ok boomer
@@rgw5991 OK Twat
Two iconic, knowledgeable, intellectual, well spoken gentlemen from the golden era
Yeah, so did the soviet union.
Anyhow.
as a pilgrim, I can tell you most people Live to work, Not work to live, In America you work to live.
Life on Mars, even if possible, would be utterly miserable. It's freezing cold and has very little gravity.
It definitely ain't the place to raise your kids. In fact, it's cold as hell.
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 And there's no one there to raise them
If you did .
Aging women might like the lower gravity.
Well, its still the only option when we fuck up this planet to the point of no return (and we will eventually)
uhm, Mars has no air, no real atmosphere, no air pressure. that's a far bigger problem, don't you think.
Ethics is fine, having a ministry of truth is a bad idea.
Ethics need to care about our own Ethnics first and foremost or they're just more horrible ethics.. The Left's 'ethics' involve the mass invasion of a tiny island, genocidally, purposefully proudly aimed at wiping out the native population. The Left were the real Covidiots, they supported yet more policies that crapped on us English Natives of Little England. Lefty Tories into uber-centralised Authoritarian state control, in bed with hyper-corps despise the separation of State and Big Business as much as any avowed Commie (spit).
Their truth which is lies
"So, you mean life will be transformed in a way we can't begin to imagine?"
Yes. As it always has been.
Only on the second watch I bothered to realize the complete randomness of having kittens & nuns in the background. I love it!
Best new Programme. Thank you GB News, I thoroughly enjoyed it. More Please.
Fry, speaks nonsense so eloquently.
What nonsense are you referring to?
I look forward to seeing your philosophy on RUclips getting millions of views soon.
I respectfully disagree with you.
2 intelligent men conversing. Omg no diversity 🤔interesting.
@markparkes9377 There is no such thing as an intelligent human being, clever yes, very clever. But no intelligence.
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they don't know what they're talking about.
WHY IS RUclips LYING TO US? "THIS IS WHAT THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT", THEN YOU WATCH IT AND--NO! IT'S NOT!!
WHY IS RUclips OUT AND OUT LYING LIKE THAT?
The cats on the set are the most intelligent beings here.
True if it's just you and the cats.
Amen.
Great minds. Eloquent speakers. I could listen to them for hours.
You can smoke as much as you want, as long as you don't motivate our kids to follow you and as long as you don't blow it into our faces.
Dang, i like this guy, he's part of the under 1% that understands that a TSUNAMI is coming while everybody else is making Sand castles !
when it comes let's hope SF is on the beach.
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Nuns doing shots in the background 😂🎉
Subliminal right there
The fact that these people are only starting to study ethics, as if we have no clue, really is very telling. No wonder the world is in such trouble.
I guess whatever existed, for example a Goethe Institute in universities, nowadays doesn't exist or replaced with indoctrinations, and that's not ethical.
When a phrase is overused and abused it should be avoided at all costs ! The fact that…
@@roughhabit9085 How about just paying attention to the point someone is trying to make and then debating it. Not focusing on something so irrelevant that the rest of us become dumber for even noticing it.
The reason Corporations are studying ethics is because they're trying to find ways to justify their actions in screwing over 90% of the population in the pursuit of money, and more importantly, power. Ever heard of Machiavelli??
Yeah. ONE guy with training in philosophy (Alex Epstein) took an interest in "climate" stuff and now the "climate" people don't have a leg to stand on.
I only ever had two jobs I truly loved: the first was Bus Conducting (as a seasonal student Bus-Conductor in East Kent). The second was managing a small Lincolnshire ecclesiastical and academic robe-making company, where I was responsible for obtaining orders, designing applique-work, designing a new catalogue, doing the book-keeping, posting our products, and doing everything to turn the Company around and provide employment for myself, and eight women. It was the creativity which appealed to me. I later entered the Nursing 'profession', following personal encounters with AIDS; where 'creativity' consisted in maintaining an 'academic' interest in Nursing, with articles being published, and so forth. It is where you feel most 'valued', that you will also enjoy your work, in my opinion.
They need a show together and carry this convo on id love to lead them in a conversation on key points
As much as i like Cleese and Fry they have no idea what hard physical work is like. Sitting on your arse writing (probably via a keyboard these days or more likely dictating to a menial) is not hard work.
Absolutely bang on. Neither of these farts have done a decent day's work in their lives. Oxbridge. Then BBC. WTF!
Work is a four letter word to people in MANUAL jobs . Those who are working and loving it are living a dream good luck but never forget the vast majority of people are doing MUNDANE work for a pittance
Allow me to add my ten cents. Before retirement, I spent 42 years working in oil/gas exploration as a geophysicist, and I absolutely loved it. I travelled the world, soaking up many cultures in the process, and on a technical level I taught colleagues, solved problems along the way. At the same time, my local car mechanic also loves his job - he knows cars, and he knows how to fix them. He also prides himself on his knowledge and obviously enjoys helping his clients. So it is possible to enjoy your work.
Yes, it is possible. But for most it isn't likely. That's just the way it is.
But the majority are working in depressing factory conditions on minimum pay.
@@DA-md6ki no just the morons, left school with bugger all and iam doing alright. just need to put yourself out there and not stop learning new skills.
Great conversation. I certainly hope that Musk and Bezos go to Mars first too. They can leave any time they want, I'll pay extra to watch.
Cute, fluffy, playful kittens!!! 🥰😍
"Life will be transformed in ways you can't begin to guess at" - same old same old then
As someone once said: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Great chat gentleman. Nice to see a real discussion for once , the cats were the icing on the cake 😊
baby kitties!
The kittens are beautiful!!
I retired 12 years ago from a career in Chemistry. Then read advanced textbooks, like Solid State Chemistry, Quantum Mechanics, and numerous other subjects that involved Energy. I came across a Nobel Prize winning way to increase electromagnetic fields this was ‘Negative Refractive Indexed Metamaterials’. I realized that this was the pathway to splitting water for liquid-phase plasma.
Didn't bother to mention that he was being interviewed/ conversing with John Cleese.
Absolutely love these two. Comedy greats and such intelligent blokes. Cleese in Fawty Towers and Fry in Blackadder/a bit of Fry and Laurie were very prevalent in my youth.
Two of the GOATS on GBN. goodbye MSM channels.
I think this planet needs serious attention not blooming Mars!
I could listen to Stephen for hours and hours such a kind voice
He forgot to mention the elites' interest in transhumanism and posthumanism.
"Immortality" they most have seen "Carbon Copy" (uploading your consciousness into a younger body, only the rich that is).
I really have begun to wonder if transgenderism and gender ideology are grooming us to accept transhumanism of some kind. The violent erasure of women and mothers, the men who want womb transplants, all this healthy tissue being amputated from young women…
Nay, Fry mentioned it, because he mentioned the component parts.
What wonderfully comedic English gentlemen! Stephen Fry and John Cleese are such irreplaceable treasures!
Stumbled across this discussion today, and I have to say the cats definitely stole the show 😂😍🥰
Awwwwww all the little cat's ❤❤❤❤❤❤
"Work is more fun than fun." The quote is epic!! 😎
All the technologies mentioned have unintended consequences. Consequences that are worse than both their benefits and the problems they are supposed to solve.
The brilliance of Stephen Fry always amazes and pleases me.
The people who say that they love “work “ don’t work on farms, factories and certainly not in mining!