“Someday, you may even turn to Google, which has read all your emails and internet searches and looked at your bank account and DNA and sugar levels and blood pressure and heart rate, to determine who you should date. But… — 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
