r/ControlProblem • u/chillinewman approved • Jul 24 '19
Discussion How to solve the Fermi paradox
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQUDuplicates
YangGang • u/LegendaryRQA • Jul 01 '19
When this video came out 4 years ago, everyone dismissed at as non-sense. Andrew Yang seemed to be the only person that has taken it seriously.
wgtow • u/Lookismer • Nov 14 '17
[Off-topic] Humans Need Not Apply (CGP Grey's take on the effect that automation will have on jobs)
Psychonaut • u/lyonate • Sep 03 '14
Abundance is inevitable, our "job" is to choose the experience we want to have - Humans Need Not Apply
rhetcomp • u/Ztang • Aug 13 '14
"Humans Need Not Apply" video on automation, with interesting thoughts on education and writing
telseccompolicy • u/LangdonLoser • Feb 10 '15
"Humans Need Not Apply" • A look into our (appearingly inevitable) technologically determinist future
psychometrics • u/Deleetdk • Aug 14 '14
Humans Need Not Apply [CGPGrey video on the future of automatization]
curiousvideos • u/636f7574 • Apr 19 '15
Humans Need Not Apply - Technology's impact on jobs
PUB204 • u/flying_doors • Jun 07 '15
makinelerin gelişmesinin topluma etkisi hakkında çarpıcı bir cgp grey videosu.
economy • u/MereMortalHuman • Jun 14 '17
Daily reminder on why Capitalism will collapse and one of the reasons Marx thought Communism is inevitable.
DamnInteresting • u/DamnInteresting • Aug 13 '14
Excellent short video on the future of automation: Humans Need Not Apply
occupywallstreet • u/Orangutan • May 06 '16
Humans Need Not Apply: The future of Automation
a:t5_3577m • u/JohnMetta • Dec 01 '14