Bostrom's simulation theory argument2:15:18
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“you. This is where we're headed for sure. Was it true that Pokemon Go was that? Yeah. Yeah. Did that get proven that they were basically, uh, gullible volunteers for mapping the street view of everything? I mean, we're all gullible volunteers.”
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“put into perspective. It's a great book, Superintelligence. Have you read that book? It's so good. So basically, the way that we process time is based somehow on how fast the brain,”
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“metaphysics and our understanding of quantum the reality that we live in. But if you go read the Upanishads from 3,500 years ago and the Vedic wisdom, you'll literally, they're saying exactly this. They're saying exactly this.”
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Nick Bostrom's Superintelligence2:20:42
“It's a great book, Superintelligence. Have you read that book?”