I really enjoyed this conversation with Michio. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 1:14 - Contact with Aliens in the 21st century 6:36 - Multiverse and Nirvana 9:46 - String Theory 11:07 - Einstein's God 15:01 - Would aliens hurt us? 17:34 - What would aliens look like? 22:13 - Brain-machine interfaces 27:35 - Existential risk from AI 30:22 - Digital immortality 34:02 - Biological immortality 37:42 - Does mortality give meaning? 43:42 - String theory 47:16 - Universe as a computer and a simulation 53:16 - First human on Mars
@lexfridman4 жыл бұрын
Lex Fridman Brian Greene from Columbia University, NYC
@masonherlihy7174 жыл бұрын
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@frankwunderlich47174 жыл бұрын
;-)
@RoelCandaeleARTISTSPAGE4 жыл бұрын
33:20 Lizard people confirmed! Dr Kaku's next media appearance on INFO WARS
@Relbl4 жыл бұрын
32mins alien laser superhighway should really be this videos title lex, double your viewers!
@hughmacdonald19114 жыл бұрын
I met Michio Kaku at Fermi Lab when I was walking around as a young man. He was the most inspirational and positive person I've ever met in my life
@OakHogan3 жыл бұрын
I totally agree and then some. I don't think he's of our world! To say Einstein lacked a picture is saying something, lol
@JW-cp1uv Жыл бұрын
@@JW-cp1uv yes, He is really great.
@christian78478 Жыл бұрын
@@JW-cp1uv you also have to take into huge consideration that Michio grew up with alot more of human advances.. that alone should give Einstien way way more appreciation.. truly a GENUIS of his time and what he predicted that was true.. if we had einstien today tho???
@eenigma9531 Жыл бұрын
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@FaceFcuk Жыл бұрын
Totally agree. He’s an absolute legend!
@topdog5252 Жыл бұрын
This guy knew exactly what he had to say in every second of the conversation.
@hermes54563 жыл бұрын
bro i agree!!! this guy is a fucking genius and so enjoyable to listen to
@benoneill55503 жыл бұрын
@@benoneill5550 not really either he is hiding real info or not having a clue we already have connected with so called aliens nikola tesla is real genius not. This man we travel allready with wormhole tech
@gbeatsmacedonia3 жыл бұрын
Ben we
@danielrachbuch93913 жыл бұрын
Probably because he gets asked the same questions all the time. I've read his books and seen him live, his books are great, live not so great. The time I saw him he seemed to level his talk as if he's talking to a group of kids although the place was jam packed with adults who had probably read his books. It was a bit of a snooze fest to be honest, the best part was the Q&A where the audience got to ask questions. The bar got raised at that point but unfortunately it didn't last long.
@ac-gp3kz3 жыл бұрын
@@ac-gp3kz I agree with that, it looks more like a performance than an interview but it's maybe because he's used to respond that questions all the time as you said. He was like a machine gun speaking without stop lol.
@hermes54563 жыл бұрын
Michio’s ability to flow through a conversation about a variety of different topics seamlessly and thoroughly is staggering. He makes it seem like he knows literally everything and every question he answers he has already thought out and outlined and rehearsed. Which, in a way he probably has.
@brittjuergens266010 ай бұрын
It's because he knows what he's selling to you by speaking in certainty.
@hydeparkist4 ай бұрын
Bro, I feel like Michio can talk for 8 hours straight without taking a break. And I also feel like I could listen to him all those 8 hours.
@LefteTheSpartanАй бұрын
Yes and says nothing
@Rocket99446 күн бұрын
@@Rocket9944 beat me to it
@JamboNessy5 күн бұрын
Michio is slowly morphing fully into Shang Tsung...
@loungezinger4 жыл бұрын
Your soul is mine 😈..lol😆
@itovers4 жыл бұрын
Universal Kombat👿
@warren34094 жыл бұрын
🤣 🤣 🤣
@rickybobby48274 жыл бұрын
Lmao i always thought this
@alexlucero43184 жыл бұрын
Wow
@evalac28404 жыл бұрын
Lex you beat Joe Rogan at getting Michio Kaku on your podcast
@DaveWhoa4 жыл бұрын
Dave true story
@elontusk11684 жыл бұрын
now you have to beat Joe Rogan at inviting Joe Rogan on an ai podcast
@constantavogadro78234 жыл бұрын
hahahaha! same thoughts here.
@thechisensei4 жыл бұрын
Kaku already talked to Rogan on the Opie and Anthony show and wasn’t amused by Rogan’s stupid drug questions.
@Feelthefx4 жыл бұрын
@@Feelthefx evidently you've never had a profound psychedelic experience.
@TheVictorio4 жыл бұрын
I could listen to Michio Kaku all day. Such an intelligent man, and at the same time able to convey his knowledge and thoughts in an easily understandable manner. Inspiring!
@clemensjanes899810 ай бұрын
Neil Degrasse could probably learn a lot from this guy on how he does interviews, he does not constantly interrupting you and he does not try to belittle you while he is answering or giving knowledge
@waltpowell72547 ай бұрын
damn , Michio Kaku sounds like he prepared a complete speech for every answer. He really knows his stuff.
@Defiantclient3 жыл бұрын
He did....can't you see he is reading every answer?
@rubberbrickdischarge77153 жыл бұрын
its mostly all b/s tho, who is gonna sit and count a 100 billion galaxies........thats bogus
@theonewhojustis65413 жыл бұрын
@@theonewhojustis6541 lol they’re not physically counting each galaxie, they are using math to come to that number, come on man.
@devobarro85343 жыл бұрын
He has been telling these same tails for 25 years
@toddbertram65563 жыл бұрын
Yes, and it’s quite annoying.
@magnabosco2103 жыл бұрын
Michio does such an amazing job of breaking down complex science into easily digestible segments. I also just love his passion. He is one of my favorites! Wish scientists had followings the way celebrities or sport stars do
@trevorduncan9580 Жыл бұрын
I think its the uniforms. If I could get a Michio jersey, I'd wear it constantly. Lol
@slapshot6ful Жыл бұрын
They kind of do tho?
@SOLIDSNAKE. Жыл бұрын
It’s too simple IMO. It gets a bit tedious after a while. People kind of get it nowdays, he could cut to the chase quicker.
@thegoodguy44 Жыл бұрын
@@slapshot6ful yeeessss! Bro. You may be onto something! We could totally make "nerd" jerseys!
@trevorduncan9580 Жыл бұрын
I'm in for one 😁😁
@johnkeanan8781 Жыл бұрын
This felt really short. Can we have a two-hour+ interview with Michio Kaku please
@rafsoverflow4 ай бұрын
I like the format of this program. It's like the Charlie Rose show. No BS, just interesting questions and interesting answers tuned in the frequency of intellectualism. Salute Lex Fridman.
@AF-Twice9 ай бұрын
He was my Professor back in '96 I couldn't wait to get to the forum to hear his lectures. He was funny, and connected with his students in a way that made you feel as an equal to him. I used to see cameras in the forum, and now understand.why, he is a STAR from heaven. I took classes for 2 semesters as electives. I learned so much. Thank you Professor K. God bless you. Even though I got B+ Graduated with a BS, -Angela ❤🙏
@geotrano8564 Жыл бұрын
Wow that's pretty cool, I wish I could have him as a professor
@rishikrangaraju7359 Жыл бұрын
He seems like a REAL, NATURAL teacher He doesn't place his ego above the CONCEPTS, the gift to share all of this fascinating info with others, including students People who think teaching is about power, control, ego are fools. They're not smart enough to realize that no one owns the information & that advancing the field is what matters, i.e. it's a *fantastic* thing to have students ask you questions you can't answer, for students to achieve more than you could ❤️❤️❤️ It's all about the big picture, not one puny little human who appears to have authority in a classroom
@ilexevergreen5405 Жыл бұрын
That's awesome. I wouldn't leave him alone haha. There would always be another question
@Mick-HHH11 ай бұрын
Wow that sounds awesome, I would be so grateful to have him as my professor
@Doxsein10 ай бұрын
I had Dr Kaku SPC210 Physical Chemistry in 1992. He chased me naked through the quad wearing nothing but a rainbow turban, but he was also wildy waving a set of nunchuku and repeatedly screaming, "Steak and eggs for dinner, are you crazy?!" We made sweet love afterward and that's how humanity first learned about quasars.
@nilstrobaggia7358 ай бұрын
Michio Kaku transitions from physics to philosophy and back very seamlessly. Such staggering level of intelligence
@mpandunky Жыл бұрын
You’re so intelligent for noticing.
@JRV9113 Жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku has a reputation in the scientific community for mostly talking about stuff that people want to hear (→ Multiverse) to sell his books and himself as a talk show guest. He couldn't hold up at all when challenged by his peers in debates. I like to listen to him because it's science fiction, but I wouldn't really take it very seriously.
@Nitidus Жыл бұрын
Yeah i can see how he puts Buddhist philosophy in to that and etc..
@SL_LiveShow Жыл бұрын
@@Nitidus not true at al lol. Michio Kaku is a super expert in his field, the dude has contributed to the highest level of string theory and string theory is at the edge of our scientific exploration like quantum physics. If you were talking about Neil Degrasse Tyson then you would be somewhat accurate but Michio knows his shit.
@thesavantart8480 Жыл бұрын
Very well said 👏
@Ro-lu6nc Жыл бұрын
Michio “now let me ask you a question” **immediately answers his own question** lol love it
@gokalifestyle11 ай бұрын
Dr Michio Kaku is awesome and was a great inspiration as a kid in getting me interested in Physics. Here’s a quote from this talk that I made a special note of: “So what is Physics? Physics is the harmonies you can write on vibrating strings. What is Chemistry? Chemistry is the melodies you can play on these strings. What is the Universe? The Universe is a symphony of strings. And then what is the Mind of God that Albert Einstein so eloquently wrote about for the last 30 years of his life? The Mind of God would be cosmic music resonating through 11-dimensional hyperspace.” - Dr Michio Kaku, 2019
@BoshyJoshy963 күн бұрын
I love Michio Kaku, and his ability to make me feel like a child again
@memmudmemmed30223 жыл бұрын
yup. 10000% true
@DannySullivanMusic2 жыл бұрын
I agree with this comment bro.
@conormcqregor4393 Жыл бұрын
"You see, dogs are confused. They think we are dogs" - Michio Kaku 2019
@arkade75793 жыл бұрын
But do they?
@juliewilderman87823 жыл бұрын
@@juliewilderman8782 I don't buy it. If you examine their behavior closely I think its pretty obvious that they know we're different.
@skyblue99913 жыл бұрын
@@skyblue9991 No. Its true. They see us as alpha. Domesticated dogs has that embedded in them. If you nurture a baby of whatever species they will think you are his parents and these animals dont have the brain power to comprehend we are different than them. They take our shape for granted since they seen us from birth. You noob. If you need more classes. I charge Sherlock
@cloudridermrbliss70853 жыл бұрын
@@cloudridermrbliss7085 I didn't say anything about hierarchy. They most definitely see us as the alpha but that has absolutely nothing to do with the point I was making. A quick Google search for “does my dog think I’m a dog?” says "no and that’s primarily because of how we smell. Dogs have the same senses as humans, but their sense of smell is much better; humans have about six million olfactory receptors in the nose (the receptors that allow you to smell) while dogs have up to 300 million-making their sense of smell anywhere between 10,000 and 100,000 times better than an average human. Dogs also have a second olfactory system, called the Jacobsen’s organ, that allows them to process much more information through smell than humans can-including what species they’re interacting with. You know your dog's habit of sniffing other canine’s backsides? That’s not just a “dog’s way of saying hello.” What they’re actually doing is sniffing out information. There is a ton of information your dog can get just from another dog’s scent, including the dog’s age, gender, health, sexual readiness, and-you guessed it-whether or not they’re actually a dog. Your dog can tell instantly whether they’re interacting with another dog or a human by scent alone-so when your dog gets a whiff of you, they know they’re dealing with a human." So the next time you try to pretend to be smart... maybe do a quick Google search, dummy. 👍
@skyblue99913 жыл бұрын
@@skyblue9991 Allright Sherlock I will give you this one but try making your answer short next time. Aint nobody got time to read an essay on the internet nerd🍆🍆🍆🙏🙏😹😹😹
@cloudridermrbliss70853 жыл бұрын
The thing about Michio Kaku is that he is able to challenge old theories and is open to applying new interpretations. Many scientists question his approach, but I find it refreshing.
@alexjbriiones11 ай бұрын
Except he is unable to question string theory
@viola3085 ай бұрын
Very good. Thanks Lex. Love your work and this is far and away the best interview I have seen, with Michio. I watched some of the one he did with J Rogan today but there was such a disconnect between the two - it just didnt work. Well done ... as usual.
@johnbwill8 ай бұрын
i really like how Michio explains everything clearly for apes like me :D
@bravo74683 жыл бұрын
This Kaku is full of Kaka.
@markdemell37173 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed this conversation with Michio. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 1:14 - Contact with Aliens in the 21st century 6:36 - Multiverse and Nirvana 9:46 - String Theory 11:07 - Einstein's God 15:01 - Would aliens hurt us? 17:34 - What would aliens look like? 22:13 - Brain-machine interfaces 27:35 - Existential risk from AI 30:22 - Digital immortality 34:02 - Biological immortality 37:42 - Does mortality give meaning? 43:42 - String theory 47:16 - Universe as a computer and a simulation 53:16 - First human on Mars
@antoniolau87623 жыл бұрын
I give your comment 4/5 monkeys
@lesgrossman46363 жыл бұрын
Uka chaka KaKA UUUK uk uk. HAAAA HAAAAAA...
@Gaga6823 жыл бұрын
Oh but we are so much more than mere apes, but most won't dig deep enough to realize the potential in FEAR & HUMILITY.
@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery3 жыл бұрын
Me: "lets skip ahead" Michio: "Lazer beams on Mars" Me: "Ok lets take a step back"
@UserName-ii1ce4 жыл бұрын
HAhahhah
@D33S3R4 жыл бұрын
Lolol
@AlphaFoxDelta4 жыл бұрын
Lol
@bibires44074 жыл бұрын
Lol😂😂😂😂
@Iburn2474 жыл бұрын
@@Newtube_Channel only we won't know when to stop,by then,we would have had many children,many people would have died,without passing along how we can harm it with much at the rates we go,especially once we start industializing...next thing you know...everyone want to industrialize,millions of people's will be crammed together,because once you modernize,it takes more industry to come in to meet the masses needs,and ,we can have laws,regulations,to avoid that,but by then,everyone is so rebellious,because they want it all,and see the law makers as oppressors,and will rebel,until we have...just what we have here...😰...boy,that was exhausting lol
@adrianamorales8184 жыл бұрын
I went back into your archives for this one. Lex was wide eyed listening to this brilliant mind :) I was lucky enough to meet Dr Kaku after one of his entertaining talks many years ago. As a futurist, his visions might sound outlandish to some; I assure you, he is well grounded in his reasoning with a deep understanding of our trajectory as a species. I imagine his predictions will be a collection of beautiful files in the near future where many of the things he said will have come to fruition. His true wisdom will play out many years from now.
@michaeltravis35624 ай бұрын
I've loved listening to Michio for about 25 years. His video about water is amazing.
@rev.genahopper8961 Жыл бұрын
“Just do the math” to me that’s like Mozart saying “just hit the keys”
@jetspalt95503 жыл бұрын
Hahahahah
@igrieger3 жыл бұрын
Cmon, it's primary school math, simple multiplication
@redtablemodelreviews26503 жыл бұрын
@@redtablemodelreviews2650 shut up Mozart
@Edbrad2 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha
@mostbestjia6272 жыл бұрын
Nice!
@freddiefuego62702 жыл бұрын
I remember when I was 10 and I was watching a documentary that Michio Kaku so graciously decided to partake in and the entire show every time another person talked I listened but when he spoke about the things he did in that documentary I remember a feeling I had never felt before and all of the sudden the big bang went off in my head and I could see from the dawn of time the planets the stars the creatures the effects that physics play in all of it such as gravity speed energy down to the cells that make my body up and I still hit dead ends as he quoted Albert Einstein saying he just couldn't imagine a picture of it but just keep running the thought processes in all means and it will always come to you be happy
@BerzerkerRob Жыл бұрын
Michio is the only physicist that brings me to tears when he gives his view of things. Thx Michio & Lex
@oskarjacobsson5549 ай бұрын
This guy may just be the coolest conversationalist on the planet
@reidadams27263 жыл бұрын
Yes if u trying to fall asleep :)) joke ofc
@KMTZ4U3 жыл бұрын
IF REFERRING TO MICHIO OR LEX THE ANSWER WOULD BE YES.
@WeChallenge3 жыл бұрын
He's a story teller. Bullshiter. 😆
@chateaumedia3 жыл бұрын
It wasn't a 'conversation' as much as it was Lex reading question 1 and Kaku reading answer 1 so forth & so forth
@duke95553 жыл бұрын
@@jaunty_tunes thank you
@duke95553 жыл бұрын
Man, I could listen to Michio talk all day long. So eloquent and so incredibly knowledgeable, yet he makes it sounds so simple.
@kuhen25 Жыл бұрын
I could too! Himself and Neil deGrasse Tyson are two of my favorite people to listen to.
@aStarBas3Odyss3y Жыл бұрын
@dannie facts don't change their sound everytime they are spoken, what's the benifit of saying the same thing in 10 different ways
@orgasmatron4296 Жыл бұрын
@@dannie2568They all do dude..but look at what he’s said over the last 20 years-it does change and evolve
@morganmiller7777 Жыл бұрын
Machio and Niel are both very ignorant of the reality of the physical limitations of communication over Ling distance. It's a myth that communication to the nearest star is possible. Read the works of Claude Shannon. The father of information theory. Kevin
@catmando3250 Жыл бұрын
I could listen to this man speak all day long without being bored for a second. What I would give to have had him as a professor when I was a student. I hope his students realize how lucky they are.
@KCnLex Жыл бұрын
One of his student commented here and said how wonderful he was so yes... I think any intelligent student will know how lucky they just by default of Michio being himself.
@donfields1234 Жыл бұрын
I can listen to professor kaku all day and night and never get bored.
@pctheophilus Жыл бұрын
I can listen to him for hours. He’s a great scientist, and an exceptional story teller. He’s way of simplifying complex topics reminds me of Brian Greene.
@daboos82 жыл бұрын
It almost seems like he’s not intentionally over simplifying things
@ianmartin4062 Жыл бұрын
He is not a scientist, he is a speculating philosopher. Nothing wrong with that, but don't call it science, which requires to be experimental and falsifiable. String theory and multiverse theory do not qualify. His ideas have no more validity than that of a metaphysics philosopher.
@showponyexpressify Жыл бұрын
@@showponyexpressify "A theoretical physicist is a scientist who uses mathematics, calculations, chemistry, biology and a series of theories to understand the complex workings of the universe and the interactions between matter and energy."
@daveblueballz6659 Жыл бұрын
@@daveblueballz6659 come back to me when you have some evidence. It's been nothing more than 40 years of speculating.
@showponyexpressify Жыл бұрын
@@showponyexpressify evidence: every web page that defines theoretical physics, including the one I quoted
@daveblueballz6659 Жыл бұрын
You should interview michio again but push him to answer questions that he doesn't usually delve into! You, if anyone, can do it Lex
@davidharman13 жыл бұрын
That was the shortest 1 hour I’ve ever experienced on a KZhead video. What an inspiring man.
@ericnaikaku7319 Жыл бұрын
This podcast i find most interesting specially for me after elon musk podcast it was so so good conversation.Michio kaku is ONE OF MY FAVORITE PHYSICISTS.
@UROOZFATIMA1906 ай бұрын
Lex, this is the best interview I've seen of yours. That's because Michio is so forward thinking. Whatever you do, get him back!
@alleneverhart41413 жыл бұрын
@@adgalanda I agree with you wholeheartedly. In fact some stuff he says is said so much, it sounds exactly the same. Same words and same tones.
@briang69942 жыл бұрын
I been studying a few of his videos very interesting science and art
@mindz37172 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I was looking for some new and original thoughts too.
@o.m.kaya-ozturk10912 жыл бұрын
could not agree more. precisely spot on.
@DannySullivanMusic2 жыл бұрын
Reading Asimov''ll do it to any PHDUDE
@user-xj5rd9yt4p2 жыл бұрын
He speaks in a comedic and highly intelligent way at the same time.
@captainalie92643 жыл бұрын
@@jaunty_tunes How am I racist?
@captainalie92643 жыл бұрын
He had me laughing unreasonably hard more than once. He almost has the comedic timing of Mitch Hedberg.
@ataylor9923 жыл бұрын
@@ataylor992 Exactly😂
@captainalie92643 жыл бұрын
@@ataylor992 Holy shit that's dead on.
@TheEvilWithinKevin3 жыл бұрын
@@tyblu7667 It's ok its just something I noticed, you don't have to notice it too. Life is subjective. Relax. I love Mitch Hedberg as well as Michio Kaku. Follow what you love.
@ataylor9923 жыл бұрын
Michio is like Carl Sagan in a way, he can bring a complicated subject to a lay audience and get them to understand. Xman
@user-uj9cc5ch5p5 ай бұрын
Lex is really enjoying the ride like a little kid. So wonderful to wonder about these things like children.
@angelomaestrangelo Жыл бұрын
What an incredible mind. His book, Physics of the Impossible, is in large part the reason I went back to school, and will be recieving my bachelor in CS in a few months. Great interview!
@willalwin71074 жыл бұрын
Yeah he's got some imagination
@curtseed114 жыл бұрын
He’s a great salesman with no Substance other than his delivery
@serf63554 жыл бұрын
Good for you, be proud of yourself for your bachelors in Computer Science. it's a different world the more you know about computers.
@MrBlue-km8qv4 жыл бұрын
He's a psycho ,calls for murder as a solution ,not nonlethal means,how is that an incredible mind?More likely a diseased mind,dead men tell no tales
@jessethompson40194 жыл бұрын
@@jessethompson4019 did you seriously just ask how does he have an incredible mind? The guy is a genius. He's literally one of the smartest people alive. Got any sources for your claims?
@DeliberateConfusion4 жыл бұрын
I love listening to Michio... his thoughts are so coherent, fluid and can be easily understood.
@kurtsarachick92213 жыл бұрын
Really....way off the mark...can’t connect the dots that we are already being visited by aliens.
@MultiBikerboy13 жыл бұрын
@@MultiBikerboy1 🤣
@NLGamekingZ3 жыл бұрын
A little simplistic at times, but he opens ideas that most people don't realize about our daily universe. But he glazes over critical concepts and this to connect some of his larger concepts. But he is a good listen, I used to listen to him in the early 90's on the Art Bell coast to coast am radio show.
@toddbertram65563 жыл бұрын
@@MultiBikerboy1 that was just an analogy. He gave us an example of how you can be completely oblivious to things you haven't even thought of yet.
@snowsanta73 жыл бұрын
@@snowsanta7 all it needs is a bit of common sense. We are either being visited by aliens or not. If not then a hell of a lot of pilots military and civilian plus air traffic controllers who report silent flying discs are making it all up which is worrying in itself.
@MultiBikerboy13 жыл бұрын
We need round two of this
@rhishabhnaredi11 ай бұрын
Your programs are never boring to watch. Can't wait to see your next one!
@overrooftops4 ай бұрын
I love Lex Fridman's focused, calm and utterly relaxed demeanor. Almost emotionless, but not in a bad way; It's more like he's just very in control of emotion.
@mvvagner3 жыл бұрын
He's a clone. Lol
@bluntedmuzik743 жыл бұрын
Joe Rogan docet.
@pid83073 жыл бұрын
I met him after a lecture he gave in Texas. He is an exceptional person and really a nice guy! What a gift he is to the world. I've read all his books except the most recent one.
@emzywillrich72433 жыл бұрын
Love the work you do. So important. Thanks for helping me learn and do more for others.
@williamfederbusch5503 Жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku is so likeable. Completely different from all the scientists and experts we have been subjected to in the last few years.
@shutdownnews Жыл бұрын
One of my favorite scientists. I could listen to Michio Kaku for hours. Great job fellas.
@Heywoodthepeckerwood Жыл бұрын
Great interview! I used to run into him all the time on the Upper West side a few years ago when I lived in NYC. I think we lived in the same building. He was always such a lovely man and gentleman. More excited to meet him than all of the other celebs I have met. The man is a genius.
@PandaA-cv3mm3 жыл бұрын
Did you also meet Jim Norton?
@vladzorin10063 жыл бұрын
Bullshit. Pictures or it never happened smhh👺👺👺
@cloudridermrbliss70853 жыл бұрын
Fantastic job by Lex in keeping up and allowing the conversation to grow.
@stephenevans92489 ай бұрын
This man is a gift to humanity 🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@MasterFlores3511 ай бұрын
Michio and Lex are the kings of never making eye contact when they talk. Lol
@skyblue99913 жыл бұрын
Even I don't like it, but I am not as intelligent as they are lol
@amoghthorave33853 жыл бұрын
For me its hard to keep eye contact if you are "downloading" information form your brain and try to explain complex concepts. Its way easier with everyday smaltalk topics though.
@szebike3 жыл бұрын
End Hai 😅🔥
@yawarqasim33542 жыл бұрын
Many great thinkers do.
@chris432t62 жыл бұрын
Podcasts are for listening. Just like the radio. You don't really need to see them talk.
@lifesshorttt2 жыл бұрын
I love Michio Kaku, he's my absolute favorite scientist!
@Charliemmafan Жыл бұрын
Hi 👋 I’m in awe with Professor Kaku’s brain! The more I listen to him the more I think outside my own box, which feels absolutely amazing and makes me wanna go back to school to study physics in general, quantum mechanics, etc. The more I learn through listening to him, the more I have started to imagine (at least partly my own thoughts experiences, I reckon they are all more or less byproducts of but not limited to Michio Kaku’s own visions, so with that out of the way..) I’ve grown accustomed to the idea of not being attached to our physical bodies, but instead become more comfortable in being in other aspects - meaning, if we’re to be able to leave earth for the first time and go to Mars (in whatever way we are able to do so in the future) I think it’d be beneficial to go there w/o needing our physical bodies, our minds - yes, and with Professor Kaku’s thought experiment of laser beaming our consciousness to the moon and from there create an avatar in any way we prefer it would allow for a freedom that right now is almost inconceivable to grasp, except it is not. As long as we are capable of doing the necessary mental gymnastics (I write,- & mean that in the most positive way!) we’ll be successful in figuring out,- and fulfilling all goals that mankind has dreamt of pursuing for the longest time. In my entire life I have always felt a sense of *je ne sais qui* when my brain,- figuratively speaking, takes a leap of faith and goes beyond what I would say is my usual limitations,- and in doing so “literally” supersedes what I perceive I’m capable of, only to be happily surprised and very satisfied when I understand that there is a lot more than what is the normative expectation of what we should believe and how we are supposed to think about this and that. It’s a liberating feeling to get to experience this, and yes I feel both grateful and very happy to have discovered new sides within myself. I don’t know whom to credit this quote for but: *”I have everything, but that is all I have!”* (I feel this quote sums up my comment perfectly.) Respectfully, Grace 🩰⚛️
@Grace.allovertheplaceКүн бұрын
Michio naturally talks like he’s recording a monologue for a show..
@royalbloodedledgend3 жыл бұрын
@Adam Watson I honestly cant tell if you're sarcastic or not.
@averageyoutubeuser55373 жыл бұрын
I think it's because he's constantly being interviewed on the same topic, I've seen quite a few of his interviews and they are very similar, even using the same jokes. He's awesome though.
@fredrikronnberg6843 жыл бұрын
he's mostly a show man...
@fumomofumosarum58933 жыл бұрын
@Enter the Bragn’ got a better idea?
@Calyrekt3 жыл бұрын
Yes, everything he says sounds scripted. Interesting but scripted and not so natural. Would love to see him loose a bit. His ego is evident as well
@domenicopolo3 жыл бұрын
listening to someone talking passionately about science is beautiful.
@ilkeandrews4 жыл бұрын
Scientism.
@garrettroberts65074 жыл бұрын
YES!
@samanthasilverstein61174 жыл бұрын
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@gracekaliu15803 жыл бұрын
Talks about space exploration and space science makes me more interested in life, it's a blessing that we can listen to such talks and almost for free due to KZhead
@whitemountainblueocean6 ай бұрын
I remember Michio talking about science and future on Discovery Channel or something similiar years ago - I loved watching him when I was a kid. And I still do, his insights are as fascinating and inspiring as they were back then!
@wojciechgrodzickiАй бұрын
Michio was the only physicist that ever caught my attention out of all of the ones TV showcased in the 2000s: his way of speaking in lighter terms
@servidig4833 жыл бұрын
Michio is a walking monologue
@SILVERSPADES3 жыл бұрын
He's too scared to try Mushrooms or DMT. I'd love Michio Kaku to do a Scientific DMT study. Connect him to an IV drip and send him off into the Cosmos for an hour discussing string theory with Machine Elf's
@TheChurchofCacti3 жыл бұрын
I used to read his books, honestly had forgotten how great he is.
@drexzz233 жыл бұрын
LOL. Never said "uhm" once.
@TheEvilWithinKevin3 жыл бұрын
That's seriously the perfect way to describe him. He has this showman like persona and it's simply that he has been giving these takes all the time, ergo, the walking monologue.
@redbeard39463 жыл бұрын
Perhaps a monologue, but it sure is exponentially better than a dialogue between two morons.
@eddiecharles64573 жыл бұрын
Dude, I love your Lenny Bruce vibe. Seriously. 💜 Michio Kaku; a lifelong inspiration Yoda.💜💜
@a.michelle92894 ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this podcast!! Thank you very much!
@mirandagalindo64429 ай бұрын
Michio is a gem. Great educator for science and inspiration.
@captainzappbrannagan2 жыл бұрын
Great at teaching a theory like aliens are just like squirrels and will find us merely boring naive and annoying. And then they will probably f>
@Laurencemardon Жыл бұрын
Absolutely loved this. Depressed it ended at an hour. Lex you're a gem bud.
@mikeb32623 жыл бұрын
Anti-Science=Anti-Nuclear=Michio Kaku=Doctor EVIL! STOP CASSINI the Pu-238 Powered Saturn Spaceship. SO GLAD Anti-Science=Anti-Nuclear=Michio Kaku= DOCTOR EVIL"s Lawsuit to STOP CASSINI the Pu-238 Powered Saturn Spaceship=FAILED! Anyone who admires this Fraud is Totally STUPID!
@briancam_20003 жыл бұрын
Science is a stress reliever it can' help with depressing natural Grass trees and Also sunlight it's amazing how the Creator 👍use science
@mindz37172 жыл бұрын
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 Thats because the bulk of his knowledge is theory bound to mathematics that your mind couldn't even begin to comprehend because it lacks the pre-requisites of the pre-requisites of the pre-requisites...Its not his fault you're exponentially less intelligent than he is. Do you think his 300 level courses and lectures are this speech over and over? Gotta love the Joe Rogan bois!!
@kevwags80522 жыл бұрын
@@briancam_2000 His opposition logic behind Cassini was very much centered around the delivery system of the experiment and NOT in any way an anti-nuclear or anti-science stance. He even gave a suggestion for a safer plan that would still allow the scientific experiments to go forward. He was opposed to NASA's methods and how they assess risk. We all know the tragedies that have occurred due to the bureaucracy of NASA, specifically involving SRB's. Seems pretty reasonable to consider what would happen should launch fail and 70+ lbs of Pu is rained down onto civilization. I am glad we launched Cassini and glad its' launch didn't fail. We've learned so much from it. He is no fraud, and you may want to learn to express yourself better. You come off as a bit unhinged. Who types like that lol! :)
@kevwags80522 жыл бұрын
I could listen to this dude talk for hours. The one question me and my friends would ask ourselves when we were in college is why there is something rather than nothing.
@unrefined5156 Жыл бұрын
it's funny that we think the default state should be "nothing" and have a hard time accepting the default state might be "something". but we'll never really know
@blitzduck Жыл бұрын
"Monkeys know they are monkeys. Dogs are confused." Haha I love Michio Kaku
@croakingfrog31733 жыл бұрын
Croaking Frog That made me crack up too lol
@yabobayo57873 жыл бұрын
I love hearing Michio Kaku talk. It's so inspiring ☺ so glad we have humans capable of reaching such awesomeness and intelligence
@OG.Stangs3 жыл бұрын
That is correct but don't forget all humans have that capability to reach inside their consciousness but they are operating on low frequency and vibrations!
@coreenmharris57332 жыл бұрын
Michio is an excellent example of an effective communicator. #sciencecommunication
@theconscientiouscommunicat5094 Жыл бұрын
THANK GOD FOR LEX FRIDMAN! GREAT JOB LEX!!! ALWAYS
@falcon127 Жыл бұрын
Michio Kaku is one of my greatest role models. I was heavily inspired by his lectures and talks at my teenage days, motivating me to get into STEM. Love Dr. Kaku! Salute!! One of favorite podcasts of all time.
@arunprasathshankar5612 Жыл бұрын
"Dogs are confused. Dogs think that we are a dog. That we're the top dog, and they're the underdog." -haha great interview, learned a lot from Michio over the years!
@scsoc2 жыл бұрын
Hahahaha
@SOLIDSNAKE. Жыл бұрын
Michio's the one who's confused. Dogs aren't dummies. We don't look like a dog, smell like a dog, act like a dog. They know we're a different critter, just like they know a bird isn't a dog.
@tiny_toilet Жыл бұрын
@@tiny_toilet sorry, but you're the confused one. What he's talking about, like most of his answers, is supported by science. In this case, canine psychology. There have been experiments carried out as to dog behavior comparing humans to fellow dogs. What he is saying is accurate, dogs think of people as part of their pack. Next time, don't be an idiot
@danzai Жыл бұрын
@@danzai They think of people as part of their pack, yes, but they don't think we are actually dogs like them. They just accept anyone as their pack, and they love humans, it's literally in their genes. What Kaku is saying there, shouldn't be taken literally, he is just making a point.
@EmKatona Жыл бұрын
I'm confused.. my dog is just fine.
@alanroberts7916 Жыл бұрын
So much information. I've learned a lot about his ideas and theories.t I admire and respect him a great deal. I want to read his books about Quantum physics and the string theory, artificial intelligence, etc. Fascinating.
@sallytedesco21927 ай бұрын
Thank you so much, Lex, for these wonderful podcasts.
@patriciastapleton2625 Жыл бұрын
He made me realize for the first time that telepathy could (and most likely will) actually be possible when we create an interface between our brains and the internet. That's pretty amazing imo.
@codinginflow3 жыл бұрын
We are already telepathic by texting
@lawanddalatieh2 жыл бұрын
@@lawanddalatieh yeah lol I realised this a long time ago... People don't think about it but about half of our communication if not more is now primarily non physical. It is now simply a case of waiting for the tools that facilitate the quickest and most direct stream of thought to digital medium. I'm guessing the primitive version of this will be something along the lines of what Musk is looking at with Neuralink.
@user-wg1gd5gg7s2 жыл бұрын
A I is the wave of the future but he does have a point about a I advance memories vortex math Im just learning but it's all about the universe laws of attraction
@mindz37172 жыл бұрын
@@lawanddalatieh true.. i already observe this. its like being commanded by my phone and i dont like it. ive been questioning telepathy these days. im always quiet and observing my environement. i can somehow pick up bits of information by mere observing something especially from the internet. and i dont like it. i cannot hide or you cannot hide.
@jJust_NO_2 жыл бұрын
It's scary ngl
@bryancruz80222 жыл бұрын
The way Michio Kaku speaks, it feels like I can listen to him for hours without losing attention 😌 Amazing!!
@kinnaribhalerao81123 жыл бұрын
This conversation was wonderful and insightful. My only regret is that it delved a lot on science and not so much on Michio Kaku himself
@Bulldogg640410 ай бұрын
Thank you for your expansive and groundbreaking interviews, Lex! Yes! let's go beyond the limits of our understanding!
@childrenofpromise355 Жыл бұрын
This guy always talks like hes in a documentary
@jelaninoel3 жыл бұрын
Ha! Spot on.
@paradoxicallyexcellent51383 жыл бұрын
On God
@checksmix30573 жыл бұрын
@Dan Darden yeah, I wish people would ask him different stuff. Michio, how are you mate?
@jackhales61793 жыл бұрын
I know it's annoying
@cheetoortiz23613 жыл бұрын
Devin Michael Roberts ive been to his talks. No he doesntb
@ITRIEDEL3 жыл бұрын
Michio is one my favorite physicists out there and a personal favorite. He was one of the people that inspired me to follow my engineering career. I met him for his future of humanity book tour in Chicago. Great guy and great book. God bless.
@jobsmine Жыл бұрын
Wow, great. Yeah I loved his "universe in a nutshell", crazy it's now a decade old. I would love to know what he thinks about the mindblowing improvements in AI that happened this year.
@FunIsGoingOn Жыл бұрын
Really? Haven’t you noticed that he repeats the same shit over and over in all of this talks ? So you like hearing the same story over and over ? This guys is the worst…
@stevendorath7268 Жыл бұрын
@@stevendorath7268 If you meant me: I did realized that years ago and then almost forgot about him. This was the first recent one I watched in years.
@FunIsGoingOn Жыл бұрын
But michio is a ignorant dumb ass. Knows nothing about communication theory.
@catmando3250 Жыл бұрын
I read Michio's book Visions to my son when he was around 7 or 8. It inspired him, too. He had thousands of questions I had to answer. He learned there is a future and what it might look like. He also learned it's gonna be damned fun and interesting to be a part of it. He's now a tech lead for a telecom company. I imagine Michio had a great impact on many of today's engineers and scientists.
@MrCarlGW3 ай бұрын
I grew up watching him host shows about space as a child. This guy is the reason I fell in love with space. He is so skilled at explaining big things for a small mind. Love this guy
@Harv3stАй бұрын
I like professor's thinking and the way he explains things in layman's terms. He is awesome.
@christophertiamzon2353Ай бұрын
We need a part 2, Michio blew my mind away in under an hour even after I've delved into these topics many times.
@Manya172 Жыл бұрын
Definitely!
@alikarooni97138 ай бұрын
I can literally listen to him all day.
@markn69417 ай бұрын
Michio: “Let me ask you a question.” *asks question* *answers own question*
@HL-iw1du4 жыл бұрын
That's teacher for you.
@kennelson50964 жыл бұрын
I understand the joke, but Lex really answered the questions Michio asked. Or at least he tried. This means, the questions were not rhetorycal. I am not taking out the fun of your commnet
@EMPATICO44 жыл бұрын
sapio bronte he still answered them before he had a chance to respond most of the time, although lex did go on to add input
@eyykendrick4 жыл бұрын
It's not intend to get the other side to think. Jesus Christ you kids need to get off your devices.
@manit774 жыл бұрын
N.G.T. debates himself. They're so smart that we dont realize how narssitic (sp) they are. Genius.
@jermill91014 жыл бұрын
Love Lex! He is the very best interviewer on earth. Larry King was probably the second best. Keep up the great work Lex mankind needs to be able to talk with each other to make a better world.
@Dallas-wu6st5 ай бұрын
Lex sounds so excited and energetic! glad i have a cup of coffee w/ me :)
@hol-upLIL-bitАй бұрын
I remember once in a interview Kaku was asked if he thinks Math is hard…he said Math can be hard for everybody but he was curious enough about the universe that he didn’t let that problem stop him so he hit the books for hours and hours and the more he spent time working through these math problems the easier it got and the better he could understand some of the things that makes the universe appear as it is.
@Ging_10 Жыл бұрын
The more math I did, the harder it got! So, I found an autistic room-mate. He would do my home-work and I would button his shirt and tie his shoes. I then made A's in math class.
@TheGuitarReb Жыл бұрын
@@spur007 What
@asiamies9153 Жыл бұрын
Good advice for life.
@michelleperkins98869 ай бұрын
To be fair, didn't he build a nuclear accelerator in his garage as a child? Point being he was always a wiz kid.
@reinman1987cancer6 ай бұрын
@@reinman1987cancerI feel like a lot of modern scientist always come up with a "childhood garage story" to make them look like some sort of wonder genuis child. They mostly exaggerate their story, it's impossible that a child could built a working particle accelerator or nuclear reactor or whatever he had claimed to built.
@johannese35706 ай бұрын
I don't recall to when exactly was the last time I'd watch a whole interview lasting more than 15-20minutes straight without interruption. and especially at 2:30 am. but I just couldn't stop this ! amazing talk Michio & Lex. thank you guys.
@sanis_kamis Жыл бұрын
I just read your comment after watching entire interview and it was exactly 2:30AM. Rod Serling stuff, man.
@kevinmcdonough9730 Жыл бұрын
definitely one of those type of interviews!
@Sigmanovar5 ай бұрын
Dang I wish this one was longer!
@slurmzzzm2459 Жыл бұрын
My favorite Physicist. I love any documentary with him. Something about how he explains things make it enjoyable.
@austinverlinden22364 жыл бұрын
What a great interview. MK is just incredible, such vast knowledge with total clarity and wisdom, explained in a neutral and calm way, almost positive. Wow. Thank you Lex. Great questions.
@sjr7276 Жыл бұрын
He’s fantastic.
@helpyourcattodrive8 ай бұрын
I could listen to him all day long.
@alexpage729211 ай бұрын
"Squirrels don't care about gold." -Michio Kaku 2019
@EricAmericanTuner4 жыл бұрын
@Oceanic Dangernoodle "I'm just a squirrel, trying get a nugget."
@DennisMoore6644 жыл бұрын
That's a good one. Humans also dont care about gold. They care about what others think.
@curtseed114 жыл бұрын
Squirrels aside why would you think aliens wouldn’t have art music literature? If they do, they might very well be interested in Shakespeare, etc
@oswarz4 жыл бұрын
@@oswarz To bleep or not to bleep, that is the interrogative.
@DennisMoore6644 жыл бұрын
@@DennisMoore664 a nut....but then most living things are😄
@tikkidaddy4 жыл бұрын
Love Michio. Met him at a lecture and he spent time chatting with me. What a kind man.
@workinprogresslabs Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this Lex. This man is fantastic
@jonwall4994 Жыл бұрын
To Mr. Kaku's comment that he doesn't know any war between 2 democratic states, the biggest conflict between 2 democratic systems of that time, that instantly came into my mind was back in ancient Greece between Athens and Syracuse. (Information according to ancient Greek historian Thucydides).
@silviudx7 ай бұрын
I always like Kaku's use of analogies and metaphors and such. He always does a great job of helping people to understand what he is saying instead of just conveying the facts and leaving many people to just scratch their heads while nodding in agreement.
@justlucky8254 Жыл бұрын
their level of adaptation will differ with that of Lex Fridman
@_eadreez87842 ай бұрын
I remember when I was like 10 years old I was watching content from this guest. I didn’t understand it then and barely more today but love all of it. Great episode.
@beanie58513 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much, for sharing wonderful segment. So inspiring and educational. One of my late son and I, favorite scientist. You are a great host and very intelligent, if I may. My first time, watching your program. Best Wishes from Chatsworth, So. California.
I really enjoyed this conversation with Michio. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 1:14 - Contact with Aliens in the 21st century 6:36 - Multiverse and Nirvana 9:46 - String Theory 11:07 - Einstein's God 15:01 - Would aliens hurt us? 17:34 - What would aliens look like? 22:13 - Brain-machine interfaces 27:35 - Existential risk from AI 30:22 - Digital immortality 34:02 - Biological immortality 37:42 - Does mortality give meaning? 43:42 - String theory 47:16 - Universe as a computer and a simulation 53:16 - First human on Mars
Lex Fridman Brian Greene from Columbia University, NYC
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33:20 Lizard people confirmed! Dr Kaku's next media appearance on INFO WARS
32mins alien laser superhighway should really be this videos title lex, double your viewers!
I met Michio Kaku at Fermi Lab when I was walking around as a young man. He was the most inspirational and positive person I've ever met in my life
I totally agree and then some. I don't think he's of our world! To say Einstein lacked a picture is saying something, lol
@@JW-cp1uv yes, He is really great.
@@JW-cp1uv you also have to take into huge consideration that Michio grew up with alot more of human advances.. that alone should give Einstien way way more appreciation.. truly a GENUIS of his time and what he predicted that was true.. if we had einstien today tho???
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Totally agree. He’s an absolute legend!
This guy knew exactly what he had to say in every second of the conversation.
bro i agree!!! this guy is a fucking genius and so enjoyable to listen to
@@benoneill5550 not really either he is hiding real info or not having a clue we already have connected with so called aliens nikola tesla is real genius not. This man we travel allready with wormhole tech
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Probably because he gets asked the same questions all the time. I've read his books and seen him live, his books are great, live not so great. The time I saw him he seemed to level his talk as if he's talking to a group of kids although the place was jam packed with adults who had probably read his books. It was a bit of a snooze fest to be honest, the best part was the Q&A where the audience got to ask questions. The bar got raised at that point but unfortunately it didn't last long.
@@ac-gp3kz I agree with that, it looks more like a performance than an interview but it's maybe because he's used to respond that questions all the time as you said. He was like a machine gun speaking without stop lol.
Michio’s ability to flow through a conversation about a variety of different topics seamlessly and thoroughly is staggering. He makes it seem like he knows literally everything and every question he answers he has already thought out and outlined and rehearsed. Which, in a way he probably has.
It's because he knows what he's selling to you by speaking in certainty.
Bro, I feel like Michio can talk for 8 hours straight without taking a break. And I also feel like I could listen to him all those 8 hours.
Yes and says nothing
@@Rocket9944 beat me to it
Michio is slowly morphing fully into Shang Tsung...
Your soul is mine 😈..lol😆
Universal Kombat👿
🤣 🤣 🤣
Lmao i always thought this
Wow
Lex you beat Joe Rogan at getting Michio Kaku on your podcast
Dave true story
now you have to beat Joe Rogan at inviting Joe Rogan on an ai podcast
hahahaha! same thoughts here.
Kaku already talked to Rogan on the Opie and Anthony show and wasn’t amused by Rogan’s stupid drug questions.
@@Feelthefx evidently you've never had a profound psychedelic experience.
I could listen to Michio Kaku all day. Such an intelligent man, and at the same time able to convey his knowledge and thoughts in an easily understandable manner. Inspiring!
Neil Degrasse could probably learn a lot from this guy on how he does interviews, he does not constantly interrupting you and he does not try to belittle you while he is answering or giving knowledge
damn , Michio Kaku sounds like he prepared a complete speech for every answer. He really knows his stuff.
He did....can't you see he is reading every answer?
its mostly all b/s tho, who is gonna sit and count a 100 billion galaxies........thats bogus
@@theonewhojustis6541 lol they’re not physically counting each galaxie, they are using math to come to that number, come on man.
He has been telling these same tails for 25 years
Yes, and it’s quite annoying.
Michio does such an amazing job of breaking down complex science into easily digestible segments. I also just love his passion. He is one of my favorites! Wish scientists had followings the way celebrities or sport stars do
I think its the uniforms. If I could get a Michio jersey, I'd wear it constantly. Lol
They kind of do tho?
It’s too simple IMO. It gets a bit tedious after a while. People kind of get it nowdays, he could cut to the chase quicker.
@@slapshot6ful yeeessss! Bro. You may be onto something! We could totally make "nerd" jerseys!
I'm in for one 😁😁
This felt really short. Can we have a two-hour+ interview with Michio Kaku please
I like the format of this program. It's like the Charlie Rose show. No BS, just interesting questions and interesting answers tuned in the frequency of intellectualism. Salute Lex Fridman.
He was my Professor back in '96 I couldn't wait to get to the forum to hear his lectures. He was funny, and connected with his students in a way that made you feel as an equal to him. I used to see cameras in the forum, and now understand.why, he is a STAR from heaven. I took classes for 2 semesters as electives. I learned so much. Thank you Professor K. God bless you. Even though I got B+ Graduated with a BS, -Angela ❤🙏
Wow that's pretty cool, I wish I could have him as a professor
He seems like a REAL, NATURAL teacher He doesn't place his ego above the CONCEPTS, the gift to share all of this fascinating info with others, including students People who think teaching is about power, control, ego are fools. They're not smart enough to realize that no one owns the information & that advancing the field is what matters, i.e. it's a *fantastic* thing to have students ask you questions you can't answer, for students to achieve more than you could ❤️❤️❤️ It's all about the big picture, not one puny little human who appears to have authority in a classroom
That's awesome. I wouldn't leave him alone haha. There would always be another question
Wow that sounds awesome, I would be so grateful to have him as my professor
I had Dr Kaku SPC210 Physical Chemistry in 1992. He chased me naked through the quad wearing nothing but a rainbow turban, but he was also wildy waving a set of nunchuku and repeatedly screaming, "Steak and eggs for dinner, are you crazy?!" We made sweet love afterward and that's how humanity first learned about quasars.
Michio Kaku transitions from physics to philosophy and back very seamlessly. Such staggering level of intelligence
You’re so intelligent for noticing.
Michio Kaku has a reputation in the scientific community for mostly talking about stuff that people want to hear (→ Multiverse) to sell his books and himself as a talk show guest. He couldn't hold up at all when challenged by his peers in debates. I like to listen to him because it's science fiction, but I wouldn't really take it very seriously.
Yeah i can see how he puts Buddhist philosophy in to that and etc..
@@Nitidus not true at al lol. Michio Kaku is a super expert in his field, the dude has contributed to the highest level of string theory and string theory is at the edge of our scientific exploration like quantum physics. If you were talking about Neil Degrasse Tyson then you would be somewhat accurate but Michio knows his shit.
Very well said 👏
Michio “now let me ask you a question” **immediately answers his own question** lol love it
Dr Michio Kaku is awesome and was a great inspiration as a kid in getting me interested in Physics. Here’s a quote from this talk that I made a special note of: “So what is Physics? Physics is the harmonies you can write on vibrating strings. What is Chemistry? Chemistry is the melodies you can play on these strings. What is the Universe? The Universe is a symphony of strings. And then what is the Mind of God that Albert Einstein so eloquently wrote about for the last 30 years of his life? The Mind of God would be cosmic music resonating through 11-dimensional hyperspace.” - Dr Michio Kaku, 2019
I love Michio Kaku, and his ability to make me feel like a child again
yup. 10000% true
I agree with this comment bro.
"You see, dogs are confused. They think we are dogs" - Michio Kaku 2019
But do they?
@@juliewilderman8782 I don't buy it. If you examine their behavior closely I think its pretty obvious that they know we're different.
@@skyblue9991 No. Its true. They see us as alpha. Domesticated dogs has that embedded in them. If you nurture a baby of whatever species they will think you are his parents and these animals dont have the brain power to comprehend we are different than them. They take our shape for granted since they seen us from birth. You noob. If you need more classes. I charge Sherlock
@@cloudridermrbliss7085 I didn't say anything about hierarchy. They most definitely see us as the alpha but that has absolutely nothing to do with the point I was making. A quick Google search for “does my dog think I’m a dog?” says "no and that’s primarily because of how we smell. Dogs have the same senses as humans, but their sense of smell is much better; humans have about six million olfactory receptors in the nose (the receptors that allow you to smell) while dogs have up to 300 million-making their sense of smell anywhere between 10,000 and 100,000 times better than an average human. Dogs also have a second olfactory system, called the Jacobsen’s organ, that allows them to process much more information through smell than humans can-including what species they’re interacting with. You know your dog's habit of sniffing other canine’s backsides? That’s not just a “dog’s way of saying hello.” What they’re actually doing is sniffing out information. There is a ton of information your dog can get just from another dog’s scent, including the dog’s age, gender, health, sexual readiness, and-you guessed it-whether or not they’re actually a dog. Your dog can tell instantly whether they’re interacting with another dog or a human by scent alone-so when your dog gets a whiff of you, they know they’re dealing with a human." So the next time you try to pretend to be smart... maybe do a quick Google search, dummy. 👍
@@skyblue9991 Allright Sherlock I will give you this one but try making your answer short next time. Aint nobody got time to read an essay on the internet nerd🍆🍆🍆🙏🙏😹😹😹
The thing about Michio Kaku is that he is able to challenge old theories and is open to applying new interpretations. Many scientists question his approach, but I find it refreshing.
Except he is unable to question string theory
Very good. Thanks Lex. Love your work and this is far and away the best interview I have seen, with Michio. I watched some of the one he did with J Rogan today but there was such a disconnect between the two - it just didnt work. Well done ... as usual.
i really like how Michio explains everything clearly for apes like me :D
This Kaku is full of Kaka.
I really enjoyed this conversation with Michio. Here's the outline: 0:00 - Introduction 1:14 - Contact with Aliens in the 21st century 6:36 - Multiverse and Nirvana 9:46 - String Theory 11:07 - Einstein's God 15:01 - Would aliens hurt us? 17:34 - What would aliens look like? 22:13 - Brain-machine interfaces 27:35 - Existential risk from AI 30:22 - Digital immortality 34:02 - Biological immortality 37:42 - Does mortality give meaning? 43:42 - String theory 47:16 - Universe as a computer and a simulation 53:16 - First human on Mars
I give your comment 4/5 monkeys
Uka chaka KaKA UUUK uk uk. HAAAA HAAAAAA...
Oh but we are so much more than mere apes, but most won't dig deep enough to realize the potential in FEAR & HUMILITY.
Me: "lets skip ahead" Michio: "Lazer beams on Mars" Me: "Ok lets take a step back"
HAhahhah
Lolol
Lol
Lol😂😂😂😂
@@Newtube_Channel only we won't know when to stop,by then,we would have had many children,many people would have died,without passing along how we can harm it with much at the rates we go,especially once we start industializing...next thing you know...everyone want to industrialize,millions of people's will be crammed together,because once you modernize,it takes more industry to come in to meet the masses needs,and ,we can have laws,regulations,to avoid that,but by then,everyone is so rebellious,because they want it all,and see the law makers as oppressors,and will rebel,until we have...just what we have here...😰...boy,that was exhausting lol
I went back into your archives for this one. Lex was wide eyed listening to this brilliant mind :) I was lucky enough to meet Dr Kaku after one of his entertaining talks many years ago. As a futurist, his visions might sound outlandish to some; I assure you, he is well grounded in his reasoning with a deep understanding of our trajectory as a species. I imagine his predictions will be a collection of beautiful files in the near future where many of the things he said will have come to fruition. His true wisdom will play out many years from now.
I've loved listening to Michio for about 25 years. His video about water is amazing.
“Just do the math” to me that’s like Mozart saying “just hit the keys”
Hahahahah
Cmon, it's primary school math, simple multiplication
@@redtablemodelreviews2650 shut up Mozart
Hahahaha
Nice!
I remember when I was 10 and I was watching a documentary that Michio Kaku so graciously decided to partake in and the entire show every time another person talked I listened but when he spoke about the things he did in that documentary I remember a feeling I had never felt before and all of the sudden the big bang went off in my head and I could see from the dawn of time the planets the stars the creatures the effects that physics play in all of it such as gravity speed energy down to the cells that make my body up and I still hit dead ends as he quoted Albert Einstein saying he just couldn't imagine a picture of it but just keep running the thought processes in all means and it will always come to you be happy
Michio is the only physicist that brings me to tears when he gives his view of things. Thx Michio & Lex
This guy may just be the coolest conversationalist on the planet
Yes if u trying to fall asleep :)) joke ofc
IF REFERRING TO MICHIO OR LEX THE ANSWER WOULD BE YES.
He's a story teller. Bullshiter. 😆
It wasn't a 'conversation' as much as it was Lex reading question 1 and Kaku reading answer 1 so forth & so forth
@@jaunty_tunes thank you
Man, I could listen to Michio talk all day long. So eloquent and so incredibly knowledgeable, yet he makes it sounds so simple.
I could too! Himself and Neil deGrasse Tyson are two of my favorite people to listen to.
@dannie facts don't change their sound everytime they are spoken, what's the benifit of saying the same thing in 10 different ways
@@dannie2568They all do dude..but look at what he’s said over the last 20 years-it does change and evolve
Machio and Niel are both very ignorant of the reality of the physical limitations of communication over Ling distance. It's a myth that communication to the nearest star is possible. Read the works of Claude Shannon. The father of information theory. Kevin
I could listen to this man speak all day long without being bored for a second. What I would give to have had him as a professor when I was a student. I hope his students realize how lucky they are.
One of his student commented here and said how wonderful he was so yes... I think any intelligent student will know how lucky they just by default of Michio being himself.
I can listen to professor kaku all day and night and never get bored.
I can listen to him for hours. He’s a great scientist, and an exceptional story teller. He’s way of simplifying complex topics reminds me of Brian Greene.
It almost seems like he’s not intentionally over simplifying things
He is not a scientist, he is a speculating philosopher. Nothing wrong with that, but don't call it science, which requires to be experimental and falsifiable. String theory and multiverse theory do not qualify. His ideas have no more validity than that of a metaphysics philosopher.
@@showponyexpressify "A theoretical physicist is a scientist who uses mathematics, calculations, chemistry, biology and a series of theories to understand the complex workings of the universe and the interactions between matter and energy."
@@daveblueballz6659 come back to me when you have some evidence. It's been nothing more than 40 years of speculating.
@@showponyexpressify evidence: every web page that defines theoretical physics, including the one I quoted
You should interview michio again but push him to answer questions that he doesn't usually delve into! You, if anyone, can do it Lex
That was the shortest 1 hour I’ve ever experienced on a KZhead video. What an inspiring man.
This podcast i find most interesting specially for me after elon musk podcast it was so so good conversation.Michio kaku is ONE OF MY FAVORITE PHYSICISTS.
Lex, this is the best interview I've seen of yours. That's because Michio is so forward thinking. Whatever you do, get him back!
@@adgalanda I agree with you wholeheartedly. In fact some stuff he says is said so much, it sounds exactly the same. Same words and same tones.
I been studying a few of his videos very interesting science and art
Yeah, I was looking for some new and original thoughts too.
could not agree more. precisely spot on.
Reading Asimov''ll do it to any PHDUDE
He speaks in a comedic and highly intelligent way at the same time.
@@jaunty_tunes How am I racist?
He had me laughing unreasonably hard more than once. He almost has the comedic timing of Mitch Hedberg.
@@ataylor992 Exactly😂
@@ataylor992 Holy shit that's dead on.
@@tyblu7667 It's ok its just something I noticed, you don't have to notice it too. Life is subjective. Relax. I love Mitch Hedberg as well as Michio Kaku. Follow what you love.
Michio is like Carl Sagan in a way, he can bring a complicated subject to a lay audience and get them to understand. Xman
Lex is really enjoying the ride like a little kid. So wonderful to wonder about these things like children.
What an incredible mind. His book, Physics of the Impossible, is in large part the reason I went back to school, and will be recieving my bachelor in CS in a few months. Great interview!
Yeah he's got some imagination
He’s a great salesman with no Substance other than his delivery
Good for you, be proud of yourself for your bachelors in Computer Science. it's a different world the more you know about computers.
He's a psycho ,calls for murder as a solution ,not nonlethal means,how is that an incredible mind?More likely a diseased mind,dead men tell no tales
@@jessethompson4019 did you seriously just ask how does he have an incredible mind? The guy is a genius. He's literally one of the smartest people alive. Got any sources for your claims?
I love listening to Michio... his thoughts are so coherent, fluid and can be easily understood.
Really....way off the mark...can’t connect the dots that we are already being visited by aliens.
@@MultiBikerboy1 🤣
A little simplistic at times, but he opens ideas that most people don't realize about our daily universe. But he glazes over critical concepts and this to connect some of his larger concepts. But he is a good listen, I used to listen to him in the early 90's on the Art Bell coast to coast am radio show.
@@MultiBikerboy1 that was just an analogy. He gave us an example of how you can be completely oblivious to things you haven't even thought of yet.
@@snowsanta7 all it needs is a bit of common sense. We are either being visited by aliens or not. If not then a hell of a lot of pilots military and civilian plus air traffic controllers who report silent flying discs are making it all up which is worrying in itself.
We need round two of this
Your programs are never boring to watch. Can't wait to see your next one!
I love Lex Fridman's focused, calm and utterly relaxed demeanor. Almost emotionless, but not in a bad way; It's more like he's just very in control of emotion.
He's a clone. Lol
Joe Rogan docet.
I met him after a lecture he gave in Texas. He is an exceptional person and really a nice guy! What a gift he is to the world. I've read all his books except the most recent one.
Love the work you do. So important. Thanks for helping me learn and do more for others.
Michio Kaku is so likeable. Completely different from all the scientists and experts we have been subjected to in the last few years.
One of my favorite scientists. I could listen to Michio Kaku for hours. Great job fellas.
Great interview! I used to run into him all the time on the Upper West side a few years ago when I lived in NYC. I think we lived in the same building. He was always such a lovely man and gentleman. More excited to meet him than all of the other celebs I have met. The man is a genius.
Did you also meet Jim Norton?
Bullshit. Pictures or it never happened smhh👺👺👺
Fantastic job by Lex in keeping up and allowing the conversation to grow.
This man is a gift to humanity 🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Michio and Lex are the kings of never making eye contact when they talk. Lol
Even I don't like it, but I am not as intelligent as they are lol
For me its hard to keep eye contact if you are "downloading" information form your brain and try to explain complex concepts. Its way easier with everyday smaltalk topics though.
End Hai 😅🔥
Many great thinkers do.
Podcasts are for listening. Just like the radio. You don't really need to see them talk.
I love Michio Kaku, he's my absolute favorite scientist!
Hi 👋 I’m in awe with Professor Kaku’s brain! The more I listen to him the more I think outside my own box, which feels absolutely amazing and makes me wanna go back to school to study physics in general, quantum mechanics, etc. The more I learn through listening to him, the more I have started to imagine (at least partly my own thoughts experiences, I reckon they are all more or less byproducts of but not limited to Michio Kaku’s own visions, so with that out of the way..) I’ve grown accustomed to the idea of not being attached to our physical bodies, but instead become more comfortable in being in other aspects - meaning, if we’re to be able to leave earth for the first time and go to Mars (in whatever way we are able to do so in the future) I think it’d be beneficial to go there w/o needing our physical bodies, our minds - yes, and with Professor Kaku’s thought experiment of laser beaming our consciousness to the moon and from there create an avatar in any way we prefer it would allow for a freedom that right now is almost inconceivable to grasp, except it is not. As long as we are capable of doing the necessary mental gymnastics (I write,- & mean that in the most positive way!) we’ll be successful in figuring out,- and fulfilling all goals that mankind has dreamt of pursuing for the longest time. In my entire life I have always felt a sense of *je ne sais qui* when my brain,- figuratively speaking, takes a leap of faith and goes beyond what I would say is my usual limitations,- and in doing so “literally” supersedes what I perceive I’m capable of, only to be happily surprised and very satisfied when I understand that there is a lot more than what is the normative expectation of what we should believe and how we are supposed to think about this and that. It’s a liberating feeling to get to experience this, and yes I feel both grateful and very happy to have discovered new sides within myself. I don’t know whom to credit this quote for but: *”I have everything, but that is all I have!”* (I feel this quote sums up my comment perfectly.) Respectfully, Grace 🩰⚛️
Michio naturally talks like he’s recording a monologue for a show..
@Adam Watson I honestly cant tell if you're sarcastic or not.
I think it's because he's constantly being interviewed on the same topic, I've seen quite a few of his interviews and they are very similar, even using the same jokes. He's awesome though.
he's mostly a show man...
@Enter the Bragn’ got a better idea?
Yes, everything he says sounds scripted. Interesting but scripted and not so natural. Would love to see him loose a bit. His ego is evident as well
listening to someone talking passionately about science is beautiful.
Scientism.
YES!
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Talks about space exploration and space science makes me more interested in life, it's a blessing that we can listen to such talks and almost for free due to KZhead
I remember Michio talking about science and future on Discovery Channel or something similiar years ago - I loved watching him when I was a kid. And I still do, his insights are as fascinating and inspiring as they were back then!
Michio was the only physicist that ever caught my attention out of all of the ones TV showcased in the 2000s: his way of speaking in lighter terms
Michio is a walking monologue
He's too scared to try Mushrooms or DMT. I'd love Michio Kaku to do a Scientific DMT study. Connect him to an IV drip and send him off into the Cosmos for an hour discussing string theory with Machine Elf's
I used to read his books, honestly had forgotten how great he is.
LOL. Never said "uhm" once.
That's seriously the perfect way to describe him. He has this showman like persona and it's simply that he has been giving these takes all the time, ergo, the walking monologue.
Perhaps a monologue, but it sure is exponentially better than a dialogue between two morons.
Dude, I love your Lenny Bruce vibe. Seriously. 💜 Michio Kaku; a lifelong inspiration Yoda.💜💜
I really enjoyed this podcast!! Thank you very much!
Michio is a gem. Great educator for science and inspiration.
Great at teaching a theory like aliens are just like squirrels and will find us merely boring naive and annoying. And then they will probably f>
Absolutely loved this. Depressed it ended at an hour. Lex you're a gem bud.
Anti-Science=Anti-Nuclear=Michio Kaku=Doctor EVIL! STOP CASSINI the Pu-238 Powered Saturn Spaceship. SO GLAD Anti-Science=Anti-Nuclear=Michio Kaku= DOCTOR EVIL"s Lawsuit to STOP CASSINI the Pu-238 Powered Saturn Spaceship=FAILED! Anyone who admires this Fraud is Totally STUPID!
Science is a stress reliever it can' help with depressing natural Grass trees and Also sunlight it's amazing how the Creator 👍use science
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 Thats because the bulk of his knowledge is theory bound to mathematics that your mind couldn't even begin to comprehend because it lacks the pre-requisites of the pre-requisites of the pre-requisites...Its not his fault you're exponentially less intelligent than he is. Do you think his 300 level courses and lectures are this speech over and over? Gotta love the Joe Rogan bois!!
@@briancam_2000 His opposition logic behind Cassini was very much centered around the delivery system of the experiment and NOT in any way an anti-nuclear or anti-science stance. He even gave a suggestion for a safer plan that would still allow the scientific experiments to go forward. He was opposed to NASA's methods and how they assess risk. We all know the tragedies that have occurred due to the bureaucracy of NASA, specifically involving SRB's. Seems pretty reasonable to consider what would happen should launch fail and 70+ lbs of Pu is rained down onto civilization. I am glad we launched Cassini and glad its' launch didn't fail. We've learned so much from it. He is no fraud, and you may want to learn to express yourself better. You come off as a bit unhinged. Who types like that lol! :)
I could listen to this dude talk for hours. The one question me and my friends would ask ourselves when we were in college is why there is something rather than nothing.
it's funny that we think the default state should be "nothing" and have a hard time accepting the default state might be "something". but we'll never really know
"Monkeys know they are monkeys. Dogs are confused." Haha I love Michio Kaku
Croaking Frog That made me crack up too lol
I love hearing Michio Kaku talk. It's so inspiring ☺ so glad we have humans capable of reaching such awesomeness and intelligence
That is correct but don't forget all humans have that capability to reach inside their consciousness but they are operating on low frequency and vibrations!
Michio is an excellent example of an effective communicator. #sciencecommunication
THANK GOD FOR LEX FRIDMAN! GREAT JOB LEX!!! ALWAYS
Michio Kaku is one of my greatest role models. I was heavily inspired by his lectures and talks at my teenage days, motivating me to get into STEM. Love Dr. Kaku! Salute!! One of favorite podcasts of all time.
"Dogs are confused. Dogs think that we are a dog. That we're the top dog, and they're the underdog." -haha great interview, learned a lot from Michio over the years!
Hahahaha
Michio's the one who's confused. Dogs aren't dummies. We don't look like a dog, smell like a dog, act like a dog. They know we're a different critter, just like they know a bird isn't a dog.
@@tiny_toilet sorry, but you're the confused one. What he's talking about, like most of his answers, is supported by science. In this case, canine psychology. There have been experiments carried out as to dog behavior comparing humans to fellow dogs. What he is saying is accurate, dogs think of people as part of their pack. Next time, don't be an idiot
@@danzai They think of people as part of their pack, yes, but they don't think we are actually dogs like them. They just accept anyone as their pack, and they love humans, it's literally in their genes. What Kaku is saying there, shouldn't be taken literally, he is just making a point.
I'm confused.. my dog is just fine.
So much information. I've learned a lot about his ideas and theories.t I admire and respect him a great deal. I want to read his books about Quantum physics and the string theory, artificial intelligence, etc. Fascinating.
Thank you so much, Lex, for these wonderful podcasts.
He made me realize for the first time that telepathy could (and most likely will) actually be possible when we create an interface between our brains and the internet. That's pretty amazing imo.
We are already telepathic by texting
@@lawanddalatieh yeah lol I realised this a long time ago... People don't think about it but about half of our communication if not more is now primarily non physical. It is now simply a case of waiting for the tools that facilitate the quickest and most direct stream of thought to digital medium. I'm guessing the primitive version of this will be something along the lines of what Musk is looking at with Neuralink.
A I is the wave of the future but he does have a point about a I advance memories vortex math Im just learning but it's all about the universe laws of attraction
@@lawanddalatieh true.. i already observe this. its like being commanded by my phone and i dont like it. ive been questioning telepathy these days. im always quiet and observing my environement. i can somehow pick up bits of information by mere observing something especially from the internet. and i dont like it. i cannot hide or you cannot hide.
It's scary ngl
The way Michio Kaku speaks, it feels like I can listen to him for hours without losing attention 😌 Amazing!!
This conversation was wonderful and insightful. My only regret is that it delved a lot on science and not so much on Michio Kaku himself
Thank you for your expansive and groundbreaking interviews, Lex! Yes! let's go beyond the limits of our understanding!
This guy always talks like hes in a documentary
Ha! Spot on.
On God
@Dan Darden yeah, I wish people would ask him different stuff. Michio, how are you mate?
I know it's annoying
Devin Michael Roberts ive been to his talks. No he doesntb
Michio is one my favorite physicists out there and a personal favorite. He was one of the people that inspired me to follow my engineering career. I met him for his future of humanity book tour in Chicago. Great guy and great book. God bless.
Wow, great. Yeah I loved his "universe in a nutshell", crazy it's now a decade old. I would love to know what he thinks about the mindblowing improvements in AI that happened this year.
Really? Haven’t you noticed that he repeats the same shit over and over in all of this talks ? So you like hearing the same story over and over ? This guys is the worst…
@@stevendorath7268 If you meant me: I did realized that years ago and then almost forgot about him. This was the first recent one I watched in years.
But michio is a ignorant dumb ass. Knows nothing about communication theory.
I read Michio's book Visions to my son when he was around 7 or 8. It inspired him, too. He had thousands of questions I had to answer. He learned there is a future and what it might look like. He also learned it's gonna be damned fun and interesting to be a part of it. He's now a tech lead for a telecom company. I imagine Michio had a great impact on many of today's engineers and scientists.
I grew up watching him host shows about space as a child. This guy is the reason I fell in love with space. He is so skilled at explaining big things for a small mind. Love this guy
I like professor's thinking and the way he explains things in layman's terms. He is awesome.
We need a part 2, Michio blew my mind away in under an hour even after I've delved into these topics many times.
Definitely!
I can literally listen to him all day.
Michio: “Let me ask you a question.” *asks question* *answers own question*
That's teacher for you.
I understand the joke, but Lex really answered the questions Michio asked. Or at least he tried. This means, the questions were not rhetorycal. I am not taking out the fun of your commnet
sapio bronte he still answered them before he had a chance to respond most of the time, although lex did go on to add input
It's not intend to get the other side to think. Jesus Christ you kids need to get off your devices.
N.G.T. debates himself. They're so smart that we dont realize how narssitic (sp) they are. Genius.
Love Lex! He is the very best interviewer on earth. Larry King was probably the second best. Keep up the great work Lex mankind needs to be able to talk with each other to make a better world.
Lex sounds so excited and energetic! glad i have a cup of coffee w/ me :)
I remember once in a interview Kaku was asked if he thinks Math is hard…he said Math can be hard for everybody but he was curious enough about the universe that he didn’t let that problem stop him so he hit the books for hours and hours and the more he spent time working through these math problems the easier it got and the better he could understand some of the things that makes the universe appear as it is.
The more math I did, the harder it got! So, I found an autistic room-mate. He would do my home-work and I would button his shirt and tie his shoes. I then made A's in math class.
@@spur007 What
Good advice for life.
To be fair, didn't he build a nuclear accelerator in his garage as a child? Point being he was always a wiz kid.
@@reinman1987cancerI feel like a lot of modern scientist always come up with a "childhood garage story" to make them look like some sort of wonder genuis child. They mostly exaggerate their story, it's impossible that a child could built a working particle accelerator or nuclear reactor or whatever he had claimed to built.
I don't recall to when exactly was the last time I'd watch a whole interview lasting more than 15-20minutes straight without interruption. and especially at 2:30 am. but I just couldn't stop this ! amazing talk Michio & Lex. thank you guys.
I just read your comment after watching entire interview and it was exactly 2:30AM. Rod Serling stuff, man.
definitely one of those type of interviews!
Dang I wish this one was longer!
My favorite Physicist. I love any documentary with him. Something about how he explains things make it enjoyable.
What a great interview. MK is just incredible, such vast knowledge with total clarity and wisdom, explained in a neutral and calm way, almost positive. Wow. Thank you Lex. Great questions.
He’s fantastic.
I could listen to him all day long.
"Squirrels don't care about gold." -Michio Kaku 2019
@Oceanic Dangernoodle "I'm just a squirrel, trying get a nugget."
That's a good one. Humans also dont care about gold. They care about what others think.
Squirrels aside why would you think aliens wouldn’t have art music literature? If they do, they might very well be interested in Shakespeare, etc
@@oswarz To bleep or not to bleep, that is the interrogative.
@@DennisMoore664 a nut....but then most living things are😄
Love Michio. Met him at a lecture and he spent time chatting with me. What a kind man.
Thanks for this Lex. This man is fantastic
To Mr. Kaku's comment that he doesn't know any war between 2 democratic states, the biggest conflict between 2 democratic systems of that time, that instantly came into my mind was back in ancient Greece between Athens and Syracuse. (Information according to ancient Greek historian Thucydides).
I always like Kaku's use of analogies and metaphors and such. He always does a great job of helping people to understand what he is saying instead of just conveying the facts and leaving many people to just scratch their heads while nodding in agreement.
their level of adaptation will differ with that of Lex Fridman
I remember when I was like 10 years old I was watching content from this guest. I didn’t understand it then and barely more today but love all of it. Great episode.
Thank you very much, for sharing wonderful segment. So inspiring and educational. One of my late son and I, favorite scientist. You are a great host and very intelligent, if I may. My first time, watching your program. Best Wishes from Chatsworth, So. California.