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Just 3 years developing a robot and look at that. Imagine what we will have around 2030.

@Phil King He keeps talking about the principles? Talk, Talk, Talk. High Fidelity Communication, Congruence and so on?

Are you anti-tech/capitalism? @Girzo

@Girzo If you are aware of the Meta-crisis, I agree that robots will worse the situation.

Brazilians are fun. Look at Varginha on Google Images. They have a culture in the city with Alien statues. The trick thing is that "Man In Black" approached all people that have seen them telling to dismiss it and offering money. You read it right, MAN IN BLACK. (MIB) It's not just a movie.

@Leo Gura Yeah, I know Leo

Guys here tempting to say: group buy

He's talking about launching incredible cinematic videos next year. I bet he stops this year with pickup content!

A cool robot for V1 (Figure)

@Girzo Here you can see a interview by a CEO of a company called Figure that is competing with Tesla: https://www.figure.ai/ Checkout their masterplan. It is a great vision. Machines should be doing repetitive, boring, mechanical work. Creativity is the new hype.

I want to make a Stoic Calendar on Notion. The physical one is also good.

Yeah. I would love that Aliens visit Brazil more and more. Alien's Mind: A New Perspective on Neuroscience (I would buy a course/book w/ a title like that)

I agree. I was being scientific here (looking for evidence/fact).

They just make the forum more slow and give nothing lol Just kidding.

Thanks to all people that give immense value here.

If we use Neuralink, we will be able to control robots to do some work. Neuralink will be like a video-game controller.

I think it will sell more than cars. They will conquer repetitive/boring work. That's why I have a big bet on Actualized.org People will NEED to evolve and develop themselves as humans. Those who teach self-help, spirituality, creativity will be required. The most wanted skill in the future: BE MORE HUMAN THAN YOU ARE, ON ALL LEVELS AT ALL TIMES.

I think the hard problem is manufacturing at scale. I'm seeing an US effort to return to the golden era of manufacturing like this Design/Project is done with software but manufacturing is cold-reality at its best. It's like reading a book on driving and actually driving.

This is a bet that can happen: https://fortune.com/2023/11/30/elon-musk-china-ev-future-tesla-byd-top-global-carmakers/ I have chinese friends here on my city. Learning mandarin is hard.

Steal like an artist.

Chinese people see open source/startup as a continuum not a competition. This is crazy to americans. They don't give a fuc* about intellectual property. They just want to build, iterate, share. You can make money or not with your inventions.

I'm talking about skills that will be relevant to the future. Software, Hardware, Manufacturing, Production Managment. They use a system of innovation called designer as factory/maker as you can see understand here more about:

I agree with yourself on 10-nm chips. I'm talking about manufacturing, creativity and mass production products. I tend to be biased that China youths are much more interested in science/tech than the rest of the world.

Confidence comes from being extremely vulnerable and open to what is occuring. Extreme vulnerability shows that you can recover from a situation no matter how bad. Openness makes you present to respond to what is really occuring not what you think is happening.

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