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Reprogramming the Human Computer
53:58 - 1:06:17 (12:18)
The human brain needs violence to a certain extent, but we can reorient ourselves from our primitive brains that function through scarcity and into a more optimized, creativity-driven purpose by understanding how social media optimizes to increase cortisol levels.
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The podcast host shares his love for Tolkien and his desire to have another son named Tau Techno Tolkien.
53:58 - 54:49 (00:50)
Summary
The podcast host shares his love for Tolkien and his desire to have another son named Tau Techno Tolkien. He also praises Star Wars Episode VIII, despite the controversy surrounding it.
ChapterReprogramming the Human Computer
Episode#281 – Grimes: Music, AI, and the Future of Humanity
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The switch to intelligent design requires choosing nonviolence and reorienting our primitive brains that are fighting over scarcity towards creativity and building.
54:49 - 57:48 (02:59)
Summary
The switch to intelligent design requires choosing nonviolence and reorienting our primitive brains that are fighting over scarcity towards creativity and building. This can be done through open-sourced and decentralized education, making research and outcomes available for everyone, resulting in a debt-free education system with a more qualified workforce.
ChapterReprogramming the Human Computer
Episode#281 – Grimes: Music, AI, and the Future of Humanity
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The host discusses how social media affects the human mind and highlights the need to learn about how it optimizes to raise cortisol levels and cause stress.
57:48 - 1:03:17 (05:29)
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The host discusses how social media affects the human mind and highlights the need to learn about how it optimizes to raise cortisol levels and cause stress. However, the guest believes that social media is essential as it facilitates human connection in the digital world.
ChapterReprogramming the Human Computer
Episode#281 – Grimes: Music, AI, and the Future of Humanity
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker praises Studio Ghibli's Totoro for its imaginative and beautiful storytelling that appeals to both children and adults, and questions why baby content can't also be high art.
1:03:17 - 1:06:17 (02:59)
Summary
The speaker praises Studio Ghibli's Totoro for its imaginative and beautiful storytelling that appeals to both children and adults, and questions why baby content can't also be high art.