Albert Einstein was RIGHT! And NEXT generation Cell Phone Reveal!

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00:00Hello, welcome to the Kepler 62 Experiment Show.

00:04Today, we will go over a quote,

00:08one of hundreds of innovations,

00:12book, and then a conclusion.

00:16Now, let's go with a quote.

00:20We'll go with Albert Einstein, who said,

00:24Scientists investigate, which it already is,

00:28engineers create what has never been seen.

00:32And I'll take it one step further, and say,

00:36people with a big imagination

00:40see things that engineers,

00:44physicists, scientists, never seen.

00:48A lot of times, science fiction

00:52is hundreds of years ahead of scientists.

00:56Steve Wozniak,

01:00which I emailed back in the day,

01:04used to say, for every

01:0620 engineers, there's only one

01:08with imagination. So he

01:10got 19 engineers

01:12with not much imagination,

01:14and one with an imagination.

01:16Because he said,

01:18the ones that are an engineer

01:20with an imagination are a hundred times

01:22a hundred times more,

01:24a huge magnitude more valuable.

01:28I believe it.

01:30Now, with AI,

01:32you're going to be getting people

01:34with large imaginations,

01:38and the AI will give them

01:40the technical aptitude.

01:42So it's going to bring

01:44a lot of GDP to the country.

01:46It's good.

01:48It's pretty funny,

01:50because people will say,

01:52go to the engineer on the best idea.

01:54Sometimes the engineer has no creativity.

01:56He could just build it.

01:58That's just my opinion.

02:00So with his Einstein thing,

02:02that's what he's saying,

02:04I'll just bypass both of that,

02:06when he says that scientists investigate

02:08which already is,

02:10and engineers create which has never been seen.

02:12That's great.

02:14But the guys with the ideas

02:16may not be a scientist or an engineer.

02:18That's what I think.

02:20Now, let's go to Randy Pick here.

02:27Okay.

02:28Here we go.

02:30Where's Tim Cook?

02:32Rear touch screen.

02:362018.

02:40Let's see what we got.

02:50So it's basically a phone innovation.

02:56So here's a standard phone, right?

02:58You know, here's the front.

03:00Now.

03:01Be nice where your thumbs are in the back.

03:04So when you're...

03:05Uh-oh.

03:06When you're holding the back of the phone,

03:08you've got a little bit of a...

03:10What's it called?

03:11Like a touch screen.

03:12So this is the phone.

03:16And instead of like using your fingers,

03:18you can move it from the back.

03:19Like that.

03:20Like that.

03:21And that's what...

03:23This is here.

03:25Rear touch screen.

03:26Again, guys.

03:27I'm surprised these...

03:28These pet companies.

03:29I don't...

03:30I don't get it.

03:31Same old, same old.

03:32So...

03:33Let's see what they do with this one.

03:35Now, in terms of the book.

03:37We got...

03:38Future of Consumer Electronics.

03:40One.

03:41Cat4C2 Experiment.

03:42Future of Consumer Electronics.

03:44Two.

03:45All the innovations are in here.

03:48And they got...

03:51Three, four, or five coming.

03:54And...

03:55With the green energy, we got more coming.

03:57Now...

03:58To conclude...

04:00I agree with Mr. Einstein.

04:03I actually think that this one...

04:05Would be better if he had the one where he says...

04:08Imagination is more important than knowledge.

04:11Because...

04:12That's what's...

04:14What's...

04:15You know...

04:16That's where the money is.

04:18So...

04:19You know, you can always find a builder.

04:20You can always find the engineer.

04:21But only one...

04:22Out of twenty engineers have an imagine...

04:24Really good imagination.

04:25And can build.

04:26So...

04:27As Wozniak said...

04:29They're the rare of the rare.

04:30And that's what...

04:31I think that's true.

04:32Alright guys.

04:33See you for the next one.

04:34Alright guys.

04:35See you for the next one.

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