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Yuval Noah Harari, macro-historian, Professor, best-selling author of "Sapiens" and "Homo Deus," and one of the world's most innovative and exciting thinkers, discusses his newest work, "21 Lessons for the 21st Century."
Described as a “truly mind-expanding” journey through today’s most pressing issues, "21 Lessons for the 21st Century" reminds us to maintain our collective focus in the midst of dizzying and disorienting change.
Moderated by Wilson White.
Get the book: goo.gl/CVDJzG
Visit Yuval Noah Harari's UKposts channel: / yuvalnoahharari

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@thethtun3617
@thethtun3617 5 років тому
"History is not the study of past. History is the study of change."
@marcsa12
@marcsa12 5 років тому
@Peter Knopfler dementia=soup of the day; may I quote you??!! adequate
@daeronbrandenburg7783
@daeronbrandenburg7783 5 років тому
@Peter Knopfler I like you
@daeronbrandenburg7783
@daeronbrandenburg7783 5 років тому
@Peter Knopfler I didn't say you were likable. I said I liked you ;) Those are two very different things my man. Have a good one.
@SammyCee23
@SammyCee23 5 років тому
Best quote ever.
@SammyCee23
@SammyCee23 5 років тому
@Francis Cyprus What are the large patterns ?
@soulreaperichig0
@soulreaperichig0 4 роки тому
Key Ideas from the talk. 3:08 Most important things to emphasize in education are Emotional intelligence and mental stability. 3:30 Kids need to reinvent themselves repeatedly because of rapid change. 4:15 Build identities like tents. 5:32 The old political and economic models assume that ultimate authority is the free choice of individuals. 6:58 Free will is not a scientific reality. 9:10 Govts and Corporations will have privileged access to your brain. They can understand you better than you. 11:30 Humans will no longer be black boxes. 12:25 AI becomes revolutionary only with the help of AI 15:02 Technology isn't deterministic 18:50 Religions and God 21:45 Religion vs. spirituality (Religion is about definite answers. Spirituality is a quest for questions.) 23:00 Engineers are forced to think about philosophy 26:42 The role of fiction in organizing ourselves. (Even economies and corporations are basically a story) 30:30 Reality exists. If an entity can suffer then it is real. 33:00 Fiction doesn't mean it's bad or unimportant 34:30 Exciting ree news model creates fake news.
@Luther_Luffeigh
@Luther_Luffeigh 3 роки тому
You’re the real MVP
@bkroy2070
@bkroy2070 3 роки тому
Correction - 12:25 Ai will turn revolutionary only with the help of biotech .... otherwise it is great
@sandiashvrR
@sandiashvrR 3 роки тому
thanks bro
@vishwakumar2864
@vishwakumar2864 3 роки тому
38:59 Ask your politicians about what they are going to do for danger of CLIMATE CHANGE, danger of NUCLEAR WAR and about getting GLOBAL REGULATIONS for AI and for BIOTECH ? And if they answer that they didnt think of it, may be dont vote for that person ! I feel thats pretty essential right now
@chonghwang8028
@chonghwang8028 3 роки тому
Thanks. You are so incredibly intelligent.
@susannnico
@susannnico Рік тому
The most important thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that doesn't depend on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in various stocks, Gold, silver and digital currencies.
@susannnico
@susannnico Рік тому
I have been investing in stocks for over 10 years now and I have made a lot of money. My portfolio has grown exponentially and I can't thank stocks & ROCHELLE DUNGCA-SCHREIBER enough for such an amazing way to make money!
@rauleugeniogamonal8187
@rauleugeniogamonal8187 2 місяці тому
Scam
@ahmedmohammad2955
@ahmedmohammad2955 9 місяців тому
Although I was born in a third world country more than 67 years ago, but my parents never ever told me what should I study or even ordered me to study. They left me the freedom to choose what I want to learn and the future I would like to have. It is very important to give your children all the support they need, and then give them the freedom to be what they want to be. This is the true success in life.
@SiddharthKulkarniN
@SiddharthKulkarniN 5 років тому
It takes guts to talk crap about Google, in Google
@prc6075
@prc6075 5 років тому
couple of times i thought the same !!!
@doraaaa0613
@doraaaa0613 5 років тому
LOL the interviewer tried to lessen the blow a little at first but Harari just ploughed through
@waveplay3978
@waveplay3978 5 років тому
This is exactly the kind of person Google need to listen to and think deeply about. Not just Google of course, it's all the big tech corporations. I love how Harari disarmed and exposed the interviewers angles to guide the discussion towards the positives of AI and tech advancements in general.
@shubhamsaundarya65
@shubhamsaundarya65 5 років тому
@peter well said !
@NeideMariaCamposDiasNim
@NeideMariaCamposDiasNim 5 років тому
Google grows in wiseness with this kind of talk. Fortunately they know.
@larrymueller8688
@larrymueller8688 4 роки тому
Yuval statement " My best advice is to focus on personal resilience and emotional intelligence." stood out as be best advice he gave.
@43painter
@43painter 3 роки тому
And now while we are in the C-crisis - panicdemy we are challenged to stredge our emotional endurance on a daily basis. And one is not allowed to be a deviant thinker, or èlse . . .
@a0flj0
@a0flj0 3 роки тому
@@43painter You are entitled to your own opinion. You are not entitled to your own facts. Deviant thinking is stupid when it ignores facts, brilliant when it combines known facts in ways never done before. When somebody ignores the virulence of COVID-19 combined with its comparatively high death rate, or the fact that we still have to wait for a while before vaccination becomes widely available, that's just stupid. When somebody finds a way to use preexisting drugs to reduce severity or fatality of the disease, that's brilliant. When he assumes to have done so before clinical trials have confirmed the hypothesis, that's stupid too. When he continues to advertise a cure after clinical studies have proven it ineffective, that's also stupid. So you see, it's very easy to be stupid, it's quite difficult to be brilliant.
@NatSaysQui
@NatSaysQui 3 роки тому
Stood out to me too.
@UPAKHOSALA
@UPAKHOSALA 3 роки тому
@@a0flj0 this your opinion that you r not entitled of your Studip facts. Till 2002 Coronavirus was considered by Experts that it is not Fatal or Dangerous for human life, but endemic at 2002/ 2004( I don't recall the exact year, please check Google), then MERS( Middle eastern Respiratory syndrome) at SAUDI Arabia and other countries at its vicinity PROVED that Facts can be Wrong even by EXPERTS, I Met a German Physicist, from MIT, who was also NOBEL PRIZE WINNER by then and a EXPERT in LOW ENERGY PHYSICS AT MIT, and did extensive research on LASER COOLING, according to Him , in laser COOLING AIRCONDITION is not possible, so give up the IDEA of Laser Aircondition, after a year or so, He gave an interview in UKposts on 2009 / 10 that there may be more uses of LASER COOLING technology in future that we ( he ) can imagine 😃😀👌
@a0flj0
@a0flj0 3 роки тому
@@UPAKHOSALA You don't make sense. Either your English is too bad, your phone played tricks on you when you wrote what you wrote, you were drunk or high when you wrote it, or you're plain stupid. Or more of them combined.
@jacquelyn6800
@jacquelyn6800 Рік тому
Picked up 21 Lessons to read and came here for a summary sort of from him directly. He is incredibly thoughtful and his opinions/observations are equally thought provoking.
@mohajer.r9956
@mohajer.r9956 Рік тому
Absolutely
@babonnell
@babonnell Рік тому
Kkiuuuyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
@Letsgetiton41
@Letsgetiton41 8 місяців тому
He's an evil little scumbag who works for the equally evil world economic forum
@aguotas10
@aguotas10 2 роки тому
I can spend hours listening to this guy. Amazing.
@SlingandStoneVideos
@SlingandStoneVideos Рік тому
This guy would have you killed in a second if he could. He said everyone who isnt a globalist is WORHTLESS
@connorstansfield6461
@connorstansfield6461 4 роки тому
"Spirituality is about questions, religion is about answers" that's a powerful statement that I think many religious people might not object to
@htf6369
@htf6369 4 роки тому
Unfortunately the answerers only believe that only their answers are right !
@Kamranrrafi
@Kamranrrafi 4 роки тому
Thats philosophy and not spirituality. Spirituality is about inner peace and this is what most people get from religion. He is in habit of making baseless claims.
@RajasthanFame21
@RajasthanFame21 3 роки тому
@@Kamranrrafi I am having peace without any religion so f#ck your shityy religion
@EricPena86
@EricPena86 3 роки тому
Connor Stansfield He was talking about religious dogma from a petty law giver.
@herbertant4096
@herbertant4096 2 роки тому
@@RajasthanFame21 if you dislike the existence of religion, why bother taking care of them, Religion itself define as a group of people who believe in spiritual and supranatural powers.
@swamimananananda9720
@swamimananananda9720 3 роки тому
"Whatever cannot suffer, is a fiction, is a story, and is not reality": WONDERFUL CONCEPT!
@lomps
@lomps 3 роки тому
I would say that it might be an admirable moral viewpoint but is it really true? What about a Boulder? Does a Boulder suffer? or a Table or a Building? These do not technically suffer but I think we can agree that they are in fact real.
@swamimananananda9720
@swamimananananda9720 3 роки тому
@@lomps 30:00 The context here is little different. How to distinguish a real story from a fictional story. So, Google is a fiction, but those people who created Google and those who are running it are real. Similarly about "Nations" and "Currencies".
@lomps
@lomps 3 роки тому
@@swamimananananda9720 not sure that any narrative that humans use language to create wether “fictional” or “real” is ultimately anything but a fiction.
@swamimananananda9720
@swamimananananda9720 3 роки тому
@@lomps And this is what the speaker is emphasising, that these creations of the human mind, like "Google", "Nation", "Currency" etc are fictions.
@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104
@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104 2 роки тому
So if there was a being that couldn't suffer it wouldn't be real? If someone had their brain altered so they felt good all the time for instance.
@giuliomaraldi6829
@giuliomaraldi6829 3 роки тому
For everyone interested in the subject, at 49:09 the subtitles say "passive meditation". The correct expression is "Vipassana meditation", which is a particular form of meditation.
@tme98
@tme98 3 роки тому
Thank you so much for pointing that out!!
@techwithdipufrom0ton621
@techwithdipufrom0ton621 2 роки тому
The greatest question I've ever noticed. "What should we teach our kids" by Yuval Noah Harari.
@tomraptile804
@tomraptile804 5 років тому
Liked how he roasted Google
@etlens
@etlens 4 роки тому
Tom Raptile and companies of the kind
@BaneTrogdor
@BaneTrogdor 3 роки тому
YES ! I paused at the end , when interviewer said that 'google was created to improve human life', and the answer was brilliant.
@stevenk6922
@stevenk6922 3 роки тому
@@BaneTrogdor 57:49 Yes Yuval's answer was spot on. Users of social media platforms (or our attention) are the product that allows the company to make money. Our well being doesn't seem to fit into this narrative - maybe because it doesn't allow the path of least resistance to keeping the company profitable.
@liyuling1984
@liyuling1984 5 років тому
his talk is addictive as his books
@ferahsudenazulusoy4553
@ferahsudenazulusoy4553 3 роки тому
Definately
@kaiftintoiwala6414
@kaiftintoiwala6414 3 роки тому
Correct
@herbertant4096
@herbertant4096 2 роки тому
100% bro
@karthikskodange5782
@karthikskodange5782 3 роки тому
The Best Talk I have come across since I started spending time of UKposts.
@jjmonsieur3295
@jjmonsieur3295 2 роки тому
I loved the ending. Very bright and broad intellect this man.
@graememyburgh
@graememyburgh 5 років тому
This is pure gold: “There are many kinds of Gods. People usually have two very different Gods in mind when they say the word ‘God’. One God is the cosmic mystery. We don’t understand why there is something rather than nothing, why the Big Bang happened, what human consciousness is. There are many things we don’t understand about the world and some people choose to call these mysteries by the name “God’. God is the reason there is something rather than nothing. God is behind human consciousness. The most characteristic thing about this God is we know absolutely nothing about him / her / it / they. There is nothing concrete. It’s a mystery. This is the God we talk about late at night in the desert as we sit around the camp fire and think about the meaning of life. That’s one meaning of God. I have no problem with this version of God, in fact I like it very much. Then there is another God which is the petty law giver. The characteristic of this God is we know a lot of concrete things about that God. We know what he thinks about female dress code, we know what he think about sexuality, we know what he feels about food, about politics. This is the God people talk about when they stand around while burning a heretic. We will burn you because you did something that God doesn’t like. It’s like a magic trick. How do you know God exists? Well, the Big Bang and human consciousness and science can’t explain this and that, and then like a magician swapping one card for another, they will take out the mystery God and replace it with the petty law giver and you end up with something strange like because we don’t understand the Big Bang, women must dress with long sleeves and men shouldn’t have sex together. What’s the connection? How did you get from here to there?” Yuval Noah Harari
@vorzeigur1914
@vorzeigur1914 3 роки тому
Graeme Myburgh sounds like the dialogue from PK
@2big2fail
@2big2fail 3 роки тому
about that desert campfire.... see the book God's Itinerary to find how he got to the big city.
@kazinasirpaintings3674
@kazinasirpaintings3674 3 роки тому
It is really gold!👍
@srinivaspalnaty8270
@srinivaspalnaty8270 3 роки тому
Amazing
@user-oc6dh2yp2w
@user-oc6dh2yp2w 3 роки тому
The greatest tragedy of the humankind is the emergence of monotheism. It resulted in so much suffering.
@prasannabhat861
@prasannabhat861 3 роки тому
Meditation is about separating story (which is constantly generated from the factory of mind) from reality
@43painter
@43painter 3 роки тому
Tháts one more valid reason not to watch television, which is focused on 'exitement and attention'
@Louis13XIII
@Louis13XIII 2 роки тому
I know nothing about meditation, but I'm pretty sure he was specifically talking about Vipassana and not meditation in general
@richardsalu6042
@richardsalu6042 3 роки тому
Yuval Noah Harari, you are simply the best
@developeraungkaungmyat
@developeraungkaungmyat 3 роки тому
The more understand yourself, the greater incentive you have.
@Bitachon
@Bitachon 4 роки тому
*"History is not the study of past. History is the study of change."* - Yuval Noah Harari
@walterkarshat8868
@walterkarshat8868 4 роки тому
As a field of study, History concerns itself with what actually happened. Spinning tales about it is the industry of selling books and lecture tours. The man admitted that he cannot tell when and why that inflection point happened, when humans turned modern, some 20, 50, 150,000 years ago. When asked straight up whether he believes his own myths, he waffled that he tries not to, yet could not state a coherent position about existence of objective reality. Poor fellow is stuck wanting to be a scientist, which posits objective observable measurable reality, certainly on the human scale. Yet so mired in the byproducts of post-modernist relativism that can only lean upon not increasing 'suffering' as the guiding light.
@Wowpodcastmoments
@Wowpodcastmoments 3 роки тому
@@walterkarshat8868 wow I agree with you man 👏 also I feel like there is unwarranted attack to religion and sprituality fueled by his personal life issues. The good thing about him is he is original and clear in his thought process👍
@chrismelnyk5131
@chrismelnyk5131 3 роки тому
You need to study the past and learn from it to move forward. Communism needs to be discussed globally and all the deception behind it.
@a0flj0
@a0flj0 3 роки тому
@@walterkarshat8868 That's how science works. People not concerned with science always expect absolute truths from science. That's not something science can give. What science gives is models that seemingly work. Those models, before being declared as "scientific truth" are put to the test, in certain limits. You can't easily do this with historical facts. But what you can do is to identify similar situations throughout history, compare their evolution, analyse the differences in context, and derive a probably correct conclusion about what circumstances lead to a specific outcome. You can, for example, easily say that continuous degradation of education, strong nationalistic feelings and an increasingly corrupt state eventually cause a war, when those things happen in a large and powerful nation, while they just cause a nation to disappear, when they happen inside a small, less powerful nation. But you cannot predict what impact technological evolution might have on the outcome. In Hitler's time, it led to the utter destruction of Germany. Nowadays it might lead to the end of human civilization as we know it.
@malikbrgo3951
@malikbrgo3951 3 роки тому
I think history should spell with tow Ss !(hisstory)
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 5 років тому
Harari's talks have shifted more in emphasis recently to the importance of developing mental stability, empathy and compassion as an antidote to the challenges facing the world. As a meditator for 20 years and a historian, he is simultaneously aware of the ghastly cruelty and ignorance displayed by humans in the past and the extreme danger of combining our fearful primordial reptilian and mammalian brains with the power of technology. I think he truly believes that developing the mind and learning to know who we really are is the only way we might avoid the grim future he otherwise foresees for us. As he says, "If we all knew ourselves, we would be living in a very different world." As a long-term meditator and amateur historian myself, I completely agree with him.
@israelavihail2771
@israelavihail2771 5 років тому
It may be generally true that he focuses on that but in this video it seemed that it was more 'fed' to him by the audience rather than he 'bringing it up'
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 5 років тому
I have seen it in more and more of his talks. His latest book also has a chapter on meditation. He has also said, "The most important thing we can do is to understand the mind."
@Beggsnacon
@Beggsnacon 5 років тому
@@squamish4244 I find this statment interesting, and i would really like to know if this is true.. Couse if understanding the mind is the way to be a better more empathic etc person, does this mean that Yuval and others who understands their mine are persons, who act more moral in general, and helps with giving money to red cross(or simular), helps old ladys over the streets, and so on, in a higher degree then others? Acording to The Righteous Mind: ... by Jonathan Haidt this is not always the case in studys of ppl who have high levels of diffrent understanding of their minds.
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 5 років тому
But in so many, many more books, it is.
@Beggsnacon
@Beggsnacon 5 років тому
@@squamish4244 So you also give more then most to Humanitarian aid organizations, help poor ppl on the streets etc then?
@thehereticalinvestigation
@thehereticalinvestigation 11 місяців тому
Timestamps by topic: 00:00 Introduction to Yuval Noah Harari and his books 02:01 Teaching for an uncertain future 04:21 Democracy in crisis and the myth of free will 12:17 The importance of biotech in the AI revolution 13:58 Benefits and dangers of biotech and AI 17:34 The role of spirituality 25:50 Fictions and stories 29:35 The reality test: can an entity suffer? 31:35 How nations and institutions are created and serve us 34:09 Fake News is a problem of the news and information market 36:37 Creating global organizations to solve global problems 39:39 Knowing yourself isn't all about intelligence 42:13 Technology and compassion 46:15 Reading habits and choosing what to read 47:46 The impact of meditation on Yuval's life and work 50:05 Addressing global inequality with universal basic income 52:40 Mapping future possibilities 54:49 Narratives of disgust 57:49 Yuval's suggestion for Google's next big project
@makrauchenia1
@makrauchenia1 3 роки тому
Big respect for the host. He made Harari think and this interview is much more than 21 lessons in short. More big questions and conclusions.
@prasannabhat861
@prasannabhat861 3 роки тому
Mr. Harrarri's one project advise for google "AI product that helps to know myself better in order to protect me than making me buy products or click on ad links"
@siddharthraychaudhuri7250
@siddharthraychaudhuri7250 3 роки тому
So, Google should make a product which understands me better than Google does! Well Google will need to hack itself for that!
@43painter
@43painter 3 роки тому
Google will give as the impréssion of protection while continuing to harvest our data and selling it to the highest bidder. It will still be about mindfuck
@eyal4463
@eyal4463 3 роки тому
Google AI : Good mourning, you are fat and in danger of heart desease ( macdonnalds - i'm loving it)
@mjashok2
@mjashok2 5 років тому
When everyone's busy running for survival, thinking about others problems is a luxury. There is no immediate incentive for the average individual to focus on global problems.
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 5 років тому
That's why Harari says that it is a privilege and a responsibility for those of us who do have the time and energy to focus on global problems. I have both the time and the energy, and I have a mind that can contain the scope of his thinking, so I feel it is my responsibility to do what others can't.
@hansjuker8296
@hansjuker8296 4 роки тому
Spending 2 hours a day meditating and 60 days a year farting around is the perk of being a philosopher.
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 4 роки тому
Yes, and that's how civilization got started. It never would have got off the ground unless some people had time to just think and quiet their minds, and decide that society should do x or y. The same for scientists. You can't invent the steam engine if you're working in the fields all day.
@navnathjagadale421
@navnathjagadale421 3 роки тому
Ah well, it seems a luxury but it's not. For instance, take an example of global issues like GLOBAL WARMING & NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND WARS . 1. GLOBAL WARMING:- ▪︎temp rise , icebergs melting, sea levels rise, islands and coastal lands sink. ▪︎temp rise , atmospheric changes occur , human body temp and mechanism differs from the environmental changes , diseases and disorders bloom ▪︎temp rises, seasonal variations more likely tend to change again & again, crops don't have capabilities to cope up with seasonal changes again and again in short time periods, less crop-produce, food scarcity, famine, death Many more.... These are the main points , but we divert ourselves from them and focus on others.
@navnathjagadale421
@navnathjagadale421 3 роки тому
In addition to my previous comment... 2.NUCLEAR WEAPONS &WARS ▪︎More competition , more will for defense budgets, more & more money spent on weapons and defenses., less amount for other services , less facilities over the years, less quality of life. UNBREAKABLE WALLS OF DEFENSE OUTSIDE, LESS PROPER RESOURCES TO LIVE , INSIDE
@EvelineNow
@EvelineNow Рік тому
At this critical time of existence I find such talk enhancing to my human life.
@rosemaryadhikary3683
@rosemaryadhikary3683 Рік тому
Did you note the question from the anchor at the very beginning about the book about afterlife? That's where it is heading. That's what it enhances. Humanbeings had free will as the fundamental and this is now under attack from such crack head knowledge gamers.
@davislouis212
@davislouis212 11 місяців тому
Simple music can make you sing simple hug can make you feel better simple things can make you happy, i hope my simple Hello make you smile!!
@zhilahaghbin4766
@zhilahaghbin4766 Рік тому
a very intellectual and provocative mind you have Yuval, refreshing to listen to you, thanks much
@lunamack5218
@lunamack5218 5 років тому
Yuvali, you are probably the human that I love and admire the most in the whole world! You are also probably the most intelligent of all humans I ever met...
@skemsen
@skemsen 5 років тому
I love how this guy uses "practical" examples explaining complicated matters.
@hansjuker8296
@hansjuker8296 4 роки тому
That's what any good teacher, philosopher, or religious leader does.
@zarathustra4649
@zarathustra4649 4 роки тому
True
@optimize.
@optimize. 3 роки тому
Love Yuval’s perspectives and work.
@SlingandStoneVideos
@SlingandStoneVideos Рік тому
like his perspective that we are worthless and should be killed??
@NozUrbina
@NozUrbina 3 роки тому
"The best test of reality is suffering". As a Jew, this connected with me enormously.
@Cowitz01
@Cowitz01 7 місяців тому
I'M TELLING YOU THE FUTURE: HAVE YOU MET THE FAKE GOD? I'M TELLING YOU WHAT HAPPENED TO ME: TRANSHUMANIZM, SNGULARTY...THESE ARE NAZİ STUDIES BUILT ON DOCTOR MENGELE'S EXPERİMENTS. KURZWEIL İS 4. REİCH. HARARİ IS A KAPO. THE GOAL OF THESE STUDIES IS TO CREATE DROID FENOMEN (INSTAGRAM, UKposts), DROID AGENTS AND DROİD SOLDIER OR DROID BITCH. DO YOU WANT TO BE? THESE FAGS WHO MADE MY LIFE HELL ARE NAZİ SWASTIKA CIRCLE. IT IS THE "OTTOMAN CİVELEKLER BATTALLION". LOOK AT THE MINIATURE. THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES OF THE STATES ARE SELLING THEIR SMART MINDS, TALENTED AND BRIGHT PEOPLE. THEY CAN ALSO ENTER BRAİNS TO FIND ARCHAEOLOGICAL TREASURES. ORGASM IS USED TO CAPTURE THE BRAIN, AND THEY CALL IT SINGULARTY. A PERSON CAN FALL IN LOVE WITH A PERSON. A ROMANTIC LOVE IS MADE WITH A POPULAR IMAGE AND THE BRAIN IS TAKEN OVER. FOR EXAMPLE, IN TURKEY, ERTAN ÖZYİĞİT IS THE VISUAL IMAGE USED TO CAPTURE THE FEMALE BRAİN OR THE MALE BRAIN. IT'S A BISEKSUAL PHENOMENON. ONCE YOUR BRAIN IS CAPTURED, YOU CAN BE USED FOR ANY DIRTY OR HOLY WORK. IS IT NICE? THAT'S WHAT IT'S CALLED BEING A DROID. I' VE BEEN TRYİNG TO BE DROIZIED FOR THREE YEARS, LIVING WITH TORTURE.THAT'S WHY MY NAME IS AUSCHIWITZ. I'M AN EXEMPLARY SUBJECT THAT RESIST DROIDIZATION. I WAS A DEVOTED BELIVER, NOW GOD HAS ABANDONED ME. I'M IN AUSCHIWITZ. THE ONLY SOLUTION IS NUKLEAR ATTACK AGAINST THE NAZİS. TARGET AREA 51, CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS COMPANIES, CIGARETTE AND DRUG COMPANİES...............
@claudiamanta1943
@claudiamanta1943 5 місяців тому
Suffering is a pathological psychological form of addiction. Don’t put any form of suffering at the core of your individual or collective identity.
@lizgichora6472
@lizgichora6472 5 років тому
' History is the study of Change ' , Outstanding interview, thank you.
@pawelkapica5363
@pawelkapica5363 5 років тому
I like the clarity with which he sees and expresses different topics and how he uncovers connections that previously might have seemed "strange" or "shrouded".
@KaamilNaicker
@KaamilNaicker 3 роки тому
Harari's views and research are astounding. I could listen to him speak for hours. The interviewer was also very good at managing the conversation.
@shreeabraham
@shreeabraham 26 днів тому
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 02:48 *📚 Yuval Noah Harari's Books and Themes* - Overview of Yuval Noah Harari's published works: "Sapiens," "Homo Deus," and "21 Lessons for the 21st Century." - Exploration of the major themes in his books, including free will, consciousness, and intelligence. - Introduction of the discussion topics for the interview. 03:17 *🧠 Education for the Future* - Emphasizing the uncertainty of the future world for children born today. - Importance of teaching emotional intelligence and mental flexibility for future adaptability. - Comparison of traditional identity-building with modern needs for flexible identities. 05:06 *🗳️ Crisis of Liberal Democracy* - Explanation of how liberal democracy is founded on philosophical concepts of free will. - Discussion on how corporations and political systems rely on the idea of consumer/voter sovereignty. - Critique of the crisis liberal democracy faces due to the questionable existence of free will. 07:51 *💻 Impact of Technology on Privacy and Free Will* - Analysis of the diminishing privacy caused by technological advancements. - Prediction of corporations and governments gaining privileged access to individuals' inner thoughts and physiological data. - Exploration of the implications of the merging of biotech and infotech on human autonomy. 15:22 *🤖 Benefits of Technological Advancements* - Discussion on the potential positive impacts of technology, such as reducing traffic accidents through self-driving cars. - Exploration of how AI and biotech could revolutionize healthcare by early disease detection. - Acknowledgment that technology can be used for both beneficial and detrimental purposes. 18:42 *🙏 Role of Religion and Meaning in Life* - Distinction between spirituality and organized religion. - Examination of different concepts of God, including the cosmic mystery and the petty lawgiver. - Reflection on the search for meaning and purpose in life amidst technological advancements. 22:29 *🧘 Spirituality vs. Religion* - Spirituality is becoming increasingly important as we confront existential questions in the modern era. - Engineers are now grappling with spiritual and philosophical dilemmas due to technological advancements. - Practical engineering, such as developing self-driving cars, forces us to address age-old philosophical questions like free will. 26:17 *💭 Human Fictions and Shared Narratives* - Throughout history, humans have relied on shared fictions, including religion and economic constructs like corporations, to organize societies. - These shared narratives have been both beneficial and detrimental to humanity, shaping our actions and interactions. - Understanding that these constructs are human creations is crucial to maintaining perspective and agency in society. 30:11 *🌐 Truth, Reality, and Fake News* - While fake news has always existed, modern information systems exacerbate the problem by prioritizing attention-grabbing content over truth. - Reality exists independently of human narratives, with suffering serving as a test of authenticity. - Transitioning to a model of high-quality news that values accuracy over sensationalism is essential for addressing the fake news dilemma. 37:17 *🌍 Global Cooperation and Problem Solving* - Solving global challenges like climate change and technological disruption requires effective global cooperation and enforcement mechanisms. - Shifting public focus towards global issues and holding leaders accountable for addressing them is crucial. - Emphasizing the interconnectedness of global problems highlights the necessity for collaborative solutions. 40:04 *🤔 Self-Understanding and Compassion* - Self-understanding is not solely reliant on intelligence but encompasses emotional intelligence and self-exploration. - Developing compassion within society requires both individual introspection and societal structures that prioritize empathy. - While technology can facilitate empathy, its design must consider the impact on human compassion and interconnectedness. 44:23 *🧠 Importance of Compassion and Self-Understanding* - Compassion is crucial in a world focused on efficiency and productivity. - Understanding oneself leads to empathy and compassion towards others. - Mistreating others often harms oneself psychologically, highlighting the interconnectedness of compassion and personal peace. 46:18 *📚 Yuval Noah Harari's Reading Habits* - Harari reads eclectically but is selective about the books he finishes. - He values books that offer new insights and drop those that fail to engage him. - Reading across various subjects helps him discover profound ideas and perspectives. 48:12 *🧘 Influence of Meditation on Harari's Life and Work* - Meditation enhances clarity, focus, and inner peace, crucial for tackling complex subjects like history. - It helps distinguish reality from the narratives generated by the mind. - Harari's meditation practice informs his approach to understanding human history and societal change. 50:08 *💡 Addressing Inequality in an Automated World* - The automation revolution poses challenges for employment and exacerbates inequality. - New economic paradigms like universal basic income need exploration to address job market disruptions. - Addressing global inequality between nations is as important as tackling inequality within nations. 53:25 *🔮 Mapping Future Scenarios* - Instead of making predictions, understanding different possibilities is crucial. - Narrow perspectives on technological outcomes can lead to unpreparedness for potential risks. - Creating maps of diverse future scenarios helps in strategic planning and risk mitigation. 55:17 *🧠 Influence of Fictional Stories on Human Behavior* - Fictional stories exploit human psychological mechanisms, including disgust, to influence behavior. - Prejudice and genocide often manipulate innate disgust mechanisms in the brain. - Early exposure to biased narratives makes it challenging to overcome ingrained prejudices. Made with HARPA AI
@Bitachon
@Bitachon 4 роки тому
*Human attention is what companies and people are interested in*
@bernardlang
@bernardlang 5 років тому
It was brave of Google to invite him since he obviously sees them as being one of those companies that are currently not leveraging AI technologies only for the good of human kind
@knowledgeBoosterkb123
@knowledgeBoosterkb123 3 роки тому
@todos somos venezuela what's the necessity of human existence?
@FredricCliver
@FredricCliver 3 роки тому
Google's hidden AI recommended that to protect and make blind himself.
@maciejjamrozy
@maciejjamrozy Рік тому
I came across Yuval a few years ago & watched couple of videos, but this lecture blew my mind 🤯 Amazing human at all possible levels 👌
@christinedennison7770
@christinedennison7770 Рік тому
No, he is a dangrous individual and member of the WEF. Despicable lot
@mohajer.r9956
@mohajer.r9956 Рік тому
Yuval is amazing Outstanding thinker.
@robinsinhaxii-a3848
@robinsinhaxii-a3848 4 роки тому
I just love how he says "Umans"
@maya-cc2sx
@maya-cc2sx 5 років тому
Why aren't his books in my school curriculum. Easily the best and most infliential philosopher I've ever read. Edit - I don't agree with my previous comment anymore however I'm not gonna delete this
@Constantinesis
@Constantinesis 5 років тому
I think exactly the same. His books should be read even from middle school
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 5 років тому
Yes, he blows away weaksauce like Jordan Peterson who gets attention because he bitches about gender pronouns and tells young men to clean their bedrooms. Meanwhile Harari is talking about the fate of the human race. I think the scale of his thought is too much for a lot of people. That is changing, though.
@ugnug
@ugnug 4 роки тому
the reason may as well be that school and religion do not mix well together, and his viewpoint, is rather "anti-god." that probably isn't the right word, but schools won't teach material that is going to end up getting them sued lmao.
@GrubKiller436
@GrubKiller436 4 роки тому
@@squamish4244 Just gender pronouns? Just cleaning rooms? Do you even understand the fundamentals that make any of the topics discussed meaningful? What a stupid thing to say that all he talks about are pronouns. Nobody mentioned JP at all and you bring him up to have something bitch about. Pathetic and disgusting.
@GrubKiller436
@GrubKiller436 4 роки тому
@pitu toup You never got an education to learn how to spell?
@natraj7037
@natraj7037 Рік тому
Amazing talk, I like the way he clearly states the reasoning behind the idea/innovation and what those are making into use for
@teknathdahal8053
@teknathdahal8053 3 роки тому
Psychology is so important , I agree with Harari, brilliant guy.
@dr.c.c.1671
@dr.c.c.1671 5 років тому
Brilliant! I’m comforted to know others have this awareness and understanding. Yuval’s books should be read and discussed worldwide and as part of all high school and higher education curriculum. Thanks 🙏
@sleepypotato7183
@sleepypotato7183 5 років тому
Agreed. Imo, The current modern curriculum is highly underestimating the importance of psychology and philosophy of modern era. I think rather than teaching the students the advanced studies, I'd prefer the students to actually be taught how to survive in the current modern era. More practicality than theory. Students would be more motivated if they themselves faced the problem of life directly and the teachers would help them afterwards.
@richardouvrier3078
@richardouvrier3078 5 років тому
He's a bit lowbrow for tertiary studies, Hannah.
@shanagreatrix7655
@shanagreatrix7655 4 роки тому
He is the new Aldous Huxley. If he could write fiction like Brave New World it could be an English novel on the curriculum. Presently there is not much on sociology or psychology at a high school level.
@kriahnachavhan1959
@kriahnachavhan1959 4 роки тому
Same i thought
@Malloubyn
@Malloubyn 4 роки тому
Sadly the church has too much grip over most schools
@emeseszorenyi5245
@emeseszorenyi5245 5 років тому
Read all three books of Mr. Harari. They confirmed my perceptions, predictions, experiences and concerns. Must read all his books.
@techwithdipufrom0ton621
@techwithdipufrom0ton621 2 роки тому
When great leaders talk,there's something thereby we're attracted. No one has ever happened to discover this.
@yourix2
@yourix2 9 місяців тому
Its pretty impressive that after 4 years. Their talk about AI is still relevant today. This interview was ahead of its time!
@fionali3169
@fionali3169 4 роки тому
A talk fueled with honesty.
@JohnFD1961
@JohnFD1961 5 років тому
wonderful ...spirituality is about question...religion is about answers
@ankitsingh-oy3sz
@ankitsingh-oy3sz 2 роки тому
You are a hope for humanity
@salonikothari7494
@salonikothari7494 Рік тому
Shared goals is what makes us human --- be it family, nation, religion, cooperations etc .... even music and culture !
@mikejulie1976
@mikejulie1976 5 років тому
Great guest but also a fantastic interviewer. That helps a lot with making the whole story interesting.
@strigani-gaming
@strigani-gaming 4 роки тому
Fantastic guest, IMHO the interviewer was terrible. Mr Harari could have done this as a monologue, hands down. There were no real in depth questions and sometimes the interviewer completely missed the point.. as if he only briefly Googled his guest and the books. “What do you think we as Google should do?”, that’s asking the obvious. Atleast challenge the man with some provoking thoughts and ideas! But never the less an inspiring talk.
@miguelbosch6264
@miguelbosch6264 5 років тому
I very much regret this talk is so short!
@chanilerner2107
@chanilerner2107 3 роки тому
I am so happy that I have encountered you in this chaotic reality. Thank you!
@youarelife3437
@youarelife3437 Рік тому
He is so good and inspirational about the hackable animals thing. I really look up to him as a great animal hacking role model.
@angharadllewellyn2192
@angharadllewellyn2192 5 років тому
I highly suggest that next time you get a host who knows something about the book!
@Kay3nity
@Kay3nity 5 років тому
Angharad Llewellyn I cringed Everytime the host opened his mouth🙄
@pawelkapica5363
@pawelkapica5363 5 років тому
yes the host seemed quite narrow minded and almost defensive towards google which didn't drive the discussion forward the way it should. But it was an amazing lecture
@brikka
@brikka 4 роки тому
Agreed... I almost felt bad for the host 😓
@marcuspersson7110
@marcuspersson7110 4 роки тому
Certainly agree. I couldnt finish watching this due to his ignorance...
@AskAW
@AskAW 4 роки тому
@@marcuspersson7110 not watching the end harmed you more than the host.
@bardes18
@bardes18 5 років тому
That last comment was a nice "stallman was right" moment.
@Paradoxisthefingerprintofgod
@Paradoxisthefingerprintofgod Місяць тому
These are good talks.
@cimplicitOnet
@cimplicitOnet 2 роки тому
Thank you.
@fredlss89
@fredlss89 4 роки тому
I've read all of his books, but Homo Deus has changed my life. Do you know when you really want something but you don't know what it is? That's exactly what happened to me when I read that. When it comes to knowledge, history and improving the way I see the world, this book was everything I could ever crave for.
@gopinggop
@gopinggop Рік тому
it's for those with no brains for Dostoevsky
@G_Demolished
@G_Demolished Рік тому
@George Raptis Assuming hell is a thing, and that something he said might lead you there.
@Squidgy55
@Squidgy55 10 місяців тому
@George Raptis 100%
@JimCouillard
@JimCouillard 5 років тому
Spirituality is about questions; Religion is about answers...it is what happens when you stop asking questions.
@zinhlemaluleke1627
@zinhlemaluleke1627 3 роки тому
During The spiritual quest when you do get the answers you can’t turn around and call it religion... I think this comparison is just a clever gymnastics on words which is basically saying I get to determine which answers are valid. I don’t believe the characteristics of the person (religious or spiritual) is the underlying difference in question here but rather the ideology itself.
@chrismelnyk5131
@chrismelnyk5131 3 роки тому
We need to start asking questions about communism and its founding fathers like Karl Marx whom was all for Isrel
@jiteshkeshari5214
@jiteshkeshari5214 9 місяців тому
Thank you very much 👍
@dr.shabbirsaifuddinrangwal4595
@dr.shabbirsaifuddinrangwal4595 2 роки тому
Only a new way of thinking & doing will shift the paradigm.
@abhaysharma9317
@abhaysharma9317 5 років тому
It's been like tenth time I am watching his one hour long talk and every time I found something new and I always felt like worth watching, He is my favorite author maybe the things I am writing is monitored by Google and it will use it when I grow up to target certain product but I don't get bothered by it, I assume it's the human situation and we would always face difficulties, uncertainty and most likely death in our life-time and our consciousness would get lost and from that time nothing would matter to us and everything is illusion and Human pleasures are really very good.
@samirbasnet9813
@samirbasnet9813 4 роки тому
I'm fond of his book sapiens. I had never read history from such perspective. This guy has dug it completely deep
@mandlenkosihlazo977
@mandlenkosihlazo977 10 місяців тому
You will wake up when he you can't buy or sell..Without his mark.
@user-ve4fs8wt5l
@user-ve4fs8wt5l 2 роки тому
the fact that Yuval himself explains in a conversation organised by Google that we modern humans lack our free will by Google and other organisation just get over me , what an HONEST THINKER
@claudiamanta1943
@claudiamanta1943 5 місяців тому
Indeed. What a honest man who talks about Ethics. ETHICS. Definitely trustworthy. 100%. And it’s not just him- think about all the psychologists turned mass-media gurus who speak THE TRUTH, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help them their inexistent god. I can feel the warmth of hope warming my heart and filling my brain which, now, craves to see the technological dawn. I feel that my life is worth living. My soul dances with ecstasy whilst beholding the sheer beauty of humanity. I am IN AWE.
@annisamalik7464
@annisamalik7464 2 роки тому
Omg this talks is 2 years ago 😭, what a perspective! Thank you so much for making this talks!
@RaniNeerajaBhaskar
@RaniNeerajaBhaskar 5 років тому
The greatest tools to reinvent yourself in a fast-faced human life are emotional intelligence and mental stability. Thanks Professor Harari for saying it out loud. It cannot be said enough.
@marchess286
@marchess286 6 місяців тому
I noticed you didn't mention a system of ethics grounded in eternal values. So, your answer could just be summarized as, "expediency".
@longtimenosee1951
@longtimenosee1951 3 роки тому
Some very powerful ideas. Love how Yuval speaks the same whether he is at Google or elsewhere. He thinks what he thinks. Also, the interviewed did a great job.
@naturelove7398
@naturelove7398 Рік тому
🤮🤮
@celloloverboy
@celloloverboy Рік тому
Spirituality is about questions... liked that line
@hariharan3010
@hariharan3010 2 роки тому
Good questions and Brilliant answers Thank you Google
@qazinazrulhuque1936
@qazinazrulhuque1936 5 років тому
I have read his three books: Sapiens, Homo Deus and the 21 Lessons. He is simply brilliant. I think there is a relationship between his theory, Neils Bohr's philosophy of quantum mechanics and the activities of Nobel Peace Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus. Great people really think and act alike.
@hazelworld1875
@hazelworld1875 4 роки тому
I liked your idea ,can you please tell how you find a relationship between harari , bohr and yunus
@madhavsuri4396
@madhavsuri4396 4 роки тому
Great talk! Very deep in thoughts! Awesome 👏
@arnolderklaert
@arnolderklaert 3 роки тому
He is so great !
@mistguides
@mistguides 10 місяців тому
Amazing talk!
@gregoryariawan
@gregoryariawan 5 років тому
If we really listen what he said, we can cry out loud. From the first second, till his closing, it is all about saving humankind. Technology and everything else, none is important. Very noble. Salute.
@sandhyanambiar6284
@sandhyanambiar6284 4 роки тому
Yes u r absolutely right
@NuhAleph
@NuhAleph 3 роки тому
Indeed, thousands thumbs up for him
@mandlenkosihlazo977
@mandlenkosihlazo977 10 місяців тому
The world is a dangerous place.And it's the most dangerous time to be naive..With this kind of thinking you will be among the first to get the mark..His mark.
@KanwarAnand
@KanwarAnand 5 років тому
So I finished his new book day before yesterday. I think it is his best work because he is most objective in this book. Also instead of simply painting the world, he really gives reason for a global uprising. More people, influencers, common men and leaders should read this book. I understand it will challenge people but come on, man - its absolutely essential and 100% true. I agree with almost all of the matter and don't recall anything I did not agree with.
@naturelove7398
@naturelove7398 Рік тому
🤮🤮
@artemissb6950
@artemissb6950 3 роки тому
BRILLIANT, thank you so much!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
@Robel_257
@Robel_257 2 роки тому
its eye opening,,for our generation and the coming one,,,
@deendavid
@deendavid 5 років тому
He spits 🔥🔥🔥!
@LifeCoachRahulGarg
@LifeCoachRahulGarg 5 років тому
54:00 on creating a map of possibilities.
@ghanimali4706
@ghanimali4706 2 роки тому
What a great person
@caniginnovativesolutions3178
@caniginnovativesolutions3178 2 роки тому
Deep smarts...full of thought provoking insights and information. Valuable 58 minutes
@fabian13333
@fabian13333 5 років тому
Yuval is a genius. Thank you great man I love your books
@ashokpandey1772
@ashokpandey1772 5 років тому
I am going through his book Sapiens where on page 120 he discussed about Hammurabi Code but unfortunately he didn't discuss about stone inscription of Indian king Ashok, which is more enlightening .
@Zgembo121
@Zgembo121 5 років тому
Great talk and great questions at the end
@diegogrageda2248
@diegogrageda2248 2 роки тому
Clap clap clap Harari!!
@doronknowsbest3
@doronknowsbest3 3 роки тому
I love this guy
@sjmb7967
@sjmb7967 4 роки тому
I have read Homo sapiens. It is intriguing book and I have learnt a lot. Although I didn’t agree with some contents of the book, it captivated me like no other one. Looking forward to read the other books of the writer.
@mandlenkosihlazo977
@mandlenkosihlazo977 10 місяців тому
Yes that's how the antichrist rolls..He's captivating.
@minimalambientseries
@minimalambientseries 5 років тому
"In this sense, very old philosophical questions are now practical questions of engeneering."
@johnsontunu4071
@johnsontunu4071 Рік тому
Before I recently got acquainted with his speeches online, I had had difficulty finding another consistently rational-minded bloke comparable to the late Bertrand Russell. I’ve thoroughly been enjoying his precision of analyses and the maximum distancing of himself from bias in those analyses. And Prof Harare seems guided by a sense of the need to promote abstract, universal justice only Vladimir Lenin was similarly obsessed with.
@mdraihanali2521
@mdraihanali2521 Рік тому
Sapiens..... Make you Legend. Take love from Bangladesh
@user-nw6qp1ki2n
@user-nw6qp1ki2n 4 роки тому
I am currently reading this marvelous, neatly-written book 📚 very very enjoyable 🧡💚💜
@mkchhabra10
@mkchhabra10 3 роки тому
Long years ago the Greek Sophists said “ Man is the measure of everything.” He’s saying the same thing ultimately
@brysonproductionsmlbthesho636
@brysonproductionsmlbthesho636 Рік тому
I pray for this man
@cul2cat
@cul2cat 5 місяців тому
his book was amazing
@pavanraheja1984
@pavanraheja1984 5 років тому
"Brilliant" the only word.
@kosemekars
@kosemekars 5 років тому
Very consistently in Yuval's talks, the audience questions are far more insightful and interesting than those posed by the interviewer.
@yourdigimentorAKIL
@yourdigimentorAKIL 2 роки тому
Wonderful ! Really great Yuval !
@elmarrumler8452
@elmarrumler8452 2 роки тому
Wonderful! And so important!
@Cowitz01
@Cowitz01 7 місяців тому
I'M TELLING YOU THE FUTURE: HAVE YOU MET THE FAKE GOD? I'M TELLING YOU WHAT HAPPENED TO ME: TRANSHUMANIZM, SNGULARTY...THESE ARE NAZİ STUDIES BUILT ON DOCTOR MENGELE'S EXPERİMENTS. KURZWEIL İS 4. REİCH. HARARİ IS A KAPO. THE GOAL OF THESE STUDIES IS TO CREATE DROID FENOMEN (INSTAGRAM, UKposts), DROID AGENTS AND DROİD SOLDIER OR DROID BITCH. DO YOU WANT TO BE? THESE FAGS WHO MADE MY LIFE HELL ARE NAZİ SWASTIKA CIRCLE. IT IS THE "OTTOMAN CİVELEKLER BATTALLION". LOOK AT THE MINIATURE. THE INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES OF THE STATES ARE SELLING THEIR SMART MINDS, TALENTED AND BRIGHT PEOPLE. THEY CAN ALSO ENTER BRAİNS TO FIND ARCHAEOLOGICAL TREASURES. ORGASM IS USED TO CAPTURE THE BRAIN, AND THEY CALL IT SINGULARTY. A PERSON CAN FALL IN LOVE WITH A PERSON. A ROMANTIC LOVE IS MADE WITH A POPULAR IMAGE AND THE BRAIN IS TAKEN OVER. FOR EXAMPLE, IN TURKEY, ERTAN ÖZYİĞİT IS THE VISUAL IMAGE USED TO CAPTURE THE FEMALE BRAİN OR THE MALE BRAIN. IT'S A BISEKSUAL PHENOMENON. ONCE YOUR BRAIN IS CAPTURED, YOU CAN BE USED FOR ANY DIRTY OR HOLY WORK. IS IT NICE? THAT'S WHAT IT'S CALLED BEING A DROID. I' VE BEEN TRYİNG TO BE DROIZIED FOR THREE YEARS, LIVING WITH TORTURE.THAT'S WHY MY NAME IS AUSCHIWITZ. I'M AN EXEMPLARY SUBJECT THAT RESIST DROIDIZATION. I WAS A DEVOTED BELIVER, NOW GOD HAS ABANDONED ME. I'M IN AUSCHIWITZ. THE ONLY SOLUTION IS NUKLEAR ATTACK AGAINST THE NAZİS. TARGET AREA 51, CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS COMPANIES, CIGARETTE AND DRUG COMPANIES.
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