“Traditional views of the world as a finite pie says there are only two kinds of resources: raw materials and energy. But there are actually three: raw materials, energy and knowledge. In contrast to the other two, knowledge is a… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“Teachers are being replaced by interactive algorithms that can teach students on a far more customized level, such as the ones being developed by… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“the algorithms might actually come to own businesses instead of just managing them, and humans could end up working for and paying rent to… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“Throughout history the job market has been divided into three main sectors: agriculture, industry, and services. Up until 1800, most people worked in agriculture.… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“most people think there are only two types of realities: objective realities and subjective realities. For instance, if you go to the doctor with… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“Humanity’s next targets are likely to be immortality, happiness and divinity,” — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“Robots and computers are replacing human hands in factories, hotels, and fast food restaurants. Self-driving cars are eventually going to start replacing taxi drivers… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“As we look twenty years to the future, we can confidently expect to produce and consume far more than we do today. We’ll have… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“humans use to support human superiority is that supposedly only Homo sapiens have a conscious mind. Different from soul, the mind is a flow… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“why have humans managed to rise up and dominate the planet? Because in the last 20,000 years, we are the only species on earth… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“In humanism, murder is bad not because of a commandment against it, but because of the terrible suffering it causes the victim’s loved ones.” — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“The future is created not by backward looking masses but by forward thinking innovators. In the early 21st century, the train of progress is… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
“Many new jobs are likely to appear in the 21st century. The crucial problem will be creating new jobs that humans can perform better… — GBF Summary Copy Share Image
