Comments by "Mgenth bjpafa" (@mgenthbjpafa6413) on "Lex Fridman"
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Scarcity was, is the point of start of Economics as an aspiring science.
Keynesians and aggregates, marginalism, political economics in many forms, classical Mercantilism, French Mercantilism, Adam Smith economics, post David Ricardo's, surplus and Marxism influence, also Austrian marginalism...
Maybe we should underline the fact that, until now, Big Data, like Max Roser's info, is not enough to provide real time, analysis of early past, or any real future behaviour.
So while waiting, one must act.
Diminishing coercion, psychological manipulation from Corporation, Governments, Organisations is a point.
Transparency age is not yet here.
Varoufakis has good insights, the idea of constitutional monarchy is good on economics and more.
Fiat money and another actions, till today, have contributed to all flawed economic solutions, crysis that were as damaging as wars, intricately linked to them. War/economic projects.
C_28H_34O_15 for economics health, still absent, Fiat original sinn, history of the sovereign gold and British Pound, cost.benefict of all historical events, not only economical cause.effect, ourobouros actually, fall into the mist of uncertainty at macro level.
At 1:49:46, I am sure this is an elixir of Enlightening information.
Congratulations, impressive guest, human curiosity avatar host👏
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AGIs may appear closer than are.
On the other hand, seeing, Ex Machina, 2001 A. I. newest sexy dolls, exemplars of AGI at games, animation, cinema, literature, it pushes us towards madness as a concept, like war is a kind of insanity, creating AGI is another.
What kind of abuse would imply?
Humanity always follows dangerous paths.
Emulation applied to human consciousness is not emulating, is there a ghost in the machine?
Probably, we are not special, only anthropocentric by design...
Assimptote? We correlate with High Assembly Index?
Should we pause? Nubilous. Yes.
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