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So let's all share a bit of humanity towards the technologies and the softwares and the algorithms and the robots who we work with, because we will all be the better for it.
CA: Four times the thrust of the biggest rocket humanity ever created before.
One is this desire to work for humanity's long-term good.
We haven't even spoken about your newest thing, which we don't have time to do, but you want to save humanity from bad AI, and so you're going to create this really cool brain-machine interface to give us all infinite memory and telepathy and so forth.
And on Mars, it feels like what you're saying is, yeah, we need to save humanity and have a backup plan, but also we need to inspire humanity, and this is a way to inspire.
"Adolf Hitler," I say, "I arrest you for crimes against humanity."
Given the current situation, it sounds impossible, but humanity already knows what to do.
Because I truly believe that humanity is a lot like me.
And I thought about it and realized, and I said to my mom, "Just now, Mom." (Laughter) So from that night onwards, much akin to humanity in its adolescence, I learned the crude tools of survival.
Then in my late 20s, I shifted to the sprawling metropolis of Mumbai, and my framework, like the newly industrialized aspirational humanity, began to alter.
Like I said, I was flying, from Miley to Jolie, and humanity was soaring with me.
But something else awaited me and humanity.
In this new world, slowly, reality became virtual and virtual became real, and I started to feel that I could not be who I wanted to be or say what I actually thought, and humanity at this time completely identified with me.
I think both of us were going through our midlife crisis, and humanity, like me, was becoming an overexposed prima donna.
Like you notice, nobody could make any sense of what was happening except me, and I didn't give a damn, really, because the whole world, and whole humanity, seemed as confused and lost as I was.
I am 51 years old, like I told you, and mind-numbing acronyms notwithstanding, I just want to tell you if there has been a momentous time for humanity to exist, it is now, because the present you is brave.
Yeah, and in that moment of realization, I asked the most central and pertinent question to humanity and me: Do I need to fix my face?
A you that returns back to the original innocence of humanity, which loves from the purity of heart, which sees from the eyes of truth, which dreams from the clarity of an untampered mind.
John Henry's legend is a part of a long historical narrative pitting humanity versus technology.
What I learned from my own experience is that we must face our fears if we want to get the most out of our technology, and we must conquer those fears if we want to get the best out of our humanity.
Eventually, every profession will have to feel these pressures or else it will mean humanity has ceased to make progress.
Our humanity is not defined by any skill, like swinging a hammer or even playing chess.
When Ebola threatened to bring humanity to its knees, Liberia's community health workers didn't surrender to fear.
Above all else, what building that program taught me was that when we sow, when we invest in the humanity of people no matter where they're at, we can reap amazing rewards.
I'm pushing us to challenge our own capacity to fully experience our humanity, by understanding the full biography of people who we can easily choose not to see, because heroes are waiting to be recognized, and music is waiting to be made.
It's a test of our humanity.
If our brains are just as subject to data tracking and aggregation as our financial records and transactions, if our brains can be hacked and tracked like our online activities, our mobile phones and applications, then we're on the brink of a dangerous threat to our collective humanity.
This group of kids would give me a crash course in refugees, poverty and humanity.
That's where your humanity lives.
But after 40 years or so and after so many stories pushing these laws to the limit, Asimov introduced the zeroth law which takes precedence above all, and it's that a robot may not harm humanity as a whole.
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