How to think | Joscha Bach and Lex Fridman

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GUEST BIO:
Joscha Bach is a cognitive scientist, AI researcher, and philosopher.

PODCAST INFO:

SOCIAL:

[LexClips]

Guest bio: Joscha Bach is a cognitive scientist, AI researcher, and philosopher.

[calvingrondahl]

I am 73 and a retired newspaper cartoonist in Utah, USA. AI and my grandkids will carry on. Thank you Lex and Joscha.🖖

[mumu]

Lex, I really do like how your brain worked to develop, analyze and interprete his statements while at the same time developing a question or rather another statement he can resond to. You can see it in your facial and body language as you think through this process determining what you want to communicate. I love that about your podcasts. That is a unique ability and it relates to just having a "conversation" more than an interview, , which is what I prefer to hear. It definately feels organic. I also like the at you roll, which says much more to me to be honest. :)

[Jeremy-Ai]

“I didn’t have a choice”
Joscha Bach
Re: thought processes
“I am completely immune to it”
Re: Social pressure implications.

One of the most brilliant people on the planet that admire and relate… is either correct, delusional, or lying.

I suspect all of these.
Which is just like everyone else I have ever met.

I try to learn from everyone.
I learn most from authenticity….right, wrong, or indifferent.
Joscha seems authentic
Even if he is mistaken or misunderstood.
I truly appreciate this.

[gracerodgers]

Lex, your's is such a beautiful light in this world, TY for all the wisdom you share❤❤❤

[richardkroon]

Understanding and believing in your own thought is the beginning of the way!

[Daliena]

Love this! This is exactly how I think and approach ideas but never talk about it because when I try not many can relate or understand ❤

[bartlx]

I'm 52 years old and there's a Commodore 64 hanging on my bedroom wall ;) Good times.

[bokoler]

Aim, classify, operate... regulate, transform, shift and going on!

[AchmedComedy_]

It’s mind blowing to get to witness two pieces of artificial intelligence units in a room having a discussion like this!

[dbeelee]

Can you take a journey, observing your creative mind? When I play sudoku to take a journey, I create situations/rules for solving the puzzles. Lessons confirm methods of solutions based on varying clarity of thought. The highest clarity would be to remember each box's number to a completed puzzle without actually entering a number.

[Sportliveonline]

The Self cannot see itself as not to be ~~ but needs to perpetuate its self ~~~its only because you are thinking it now in relation to what you know ~~~is there anything (think) other than what you are thinking Now All selves are trying to preserve

[ramonacevedo]

I dont feel pressure from the crowd, im completely immune to that. He has described what it is like for me, learning in this changing world. I think most of the next generations will be more like us, the world is becoming more autistic as we align with our technology

[ThePaully]

I have a way and I call it "wax&water" and if you know anything about wax and water you can get my drift.

[michaela]

Lex asks good questions but it’s the responses that are interesting. It would be nice to have clips where Lex’s questions are edited out

[aminam]

The irrational apes can’t comprehend, irrational apes can’t deceive human (their destructive irrational meanness can’t help them in front of human intelligence).

[dingding]

I just need money, so that i can live like him

[aminam]

I know that there’s something so dirty and stupid that attracts the irrational apes to each other, but that’s normal and does exist among other types of irrational animals.

[Truther]

We are born into a mindfuc from birth 😂

[jarrodyuki]

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