Radical Self Driving Car! Einstein's Imagination and Musk's Logical Methods too Vulnerable?!

Kepler 62 Experiment

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

00:05Let's go for a fun fact.

00:07Did you know that your body has 99.99999% empty space

00:12and then at the electromagnetic field collapsed,

00:17you would be the size of a grain of sand.

00:21Furthermore, did you know that billions and trillions of neutrinos

00:26are going through your body at this moment through that empty space

00:29undetectable?

00:32Something to think about.

00:34But anyway, let's get on with the quote.

00:38We'll go with Albert Einstein who says,

00:43Logic will get you from A to B, but imagination will take you everywhere.

00:49Now, what I think about this one is somebody like Elon Musk.

00:56I think he needs to learn from this one.

00:58Not to say I don't need to learn from stuff,

01:00but I think this is the one he needs to learn from.

01:03I'll tell you why.

01:04He's very, very much transactional and business and logic and this and that,

01:13not realizing a competitor with a huge imagination can just wipe it all out.

01:20And you're going to say, how is that possible?

01:22How did that happen?

01:23Because with imagination, billions and trillions of things that you haven't thought of are possible.

01:32And AI won't be able to give it to you.

01:34I know he thinks it will, but in a certain degree it can't.

01:38So he's in a little bit of a delusion thinking that being a real science naturalist is going to get him to the end of where he wants to go.

01:50So, I think it's very useful.

01:52I think it's very strong.

01:54But at the end of the day, what's going to wipe, what can wipe it out is an imagination.

02:01Because in imagination, anything's possible, like Einstein says.

02:08So, you've got to be careful with in business being too transactional.

02:14Facts and figures.

02:16This is how it is.

02:17Squeeze the employee.

02:19Crush this.

02:19Crush that.

02:20Because the guy, like Wozniak, he was down in the basement.

02:24Left him alone.

02:26Look what he came up with.

02:27It doesn't take much for one person with an imagination to wipe it all out.

02:33But, we'll see what happens.

02:36So, let's go with the inventions here.

02:37See what we got.

02:39Randomly picked one.

02:40Randomly picked one.

02:43Ah, automobile body.

02:45Let's see what we got here.

02:47Let's see what I came up with.

02:492018.

02:53I was just having fun.

02:54There's, uh, just a fun little prototype.

02:58This is more futuristic, a fun kind of thing.

03:00Let's see.

03:01It's kind of, kind of a fun little thing.

03:04I don't know if this would be mainstream, but, there's a side view.

03:08This is just a body with no wheels and everything.

03:11There's a side view.

03:12You know, very aerodynamic.

03:14So, if you made the size large, self-driving, people could all be sitting there eating dinner,

03:23having a good time.

03:25Let's see what we're here.

03:27You could see that in a couple, 20 years.

03:30A lot of you, you know, just having fun with the designs.

03:34I figured you can go full-blown, full-blown, uh, aerodynamic.

03:40You know, a lot of these cars are not very aerodynamic.

03:43I know they're limited by the engine stuff, but, eh, something fun.

03:49Yeah, so there you go.

03:51And then, here's the book.

03:53Volume 2.

03:54Volume 1, Kepler-62 Experiment.

04:02All good innovations.

04:04So, to conclude, first of all, we'll go with the fun fact that we're 99.999% empty space.

04:14And that trillions of neutrinos are going through at this very moment.

04:20You know, combine that with an imagination.

04:22That's where you get all the conspiracy theories on YouTube, but you know what?

04:26It's actually true.

04:28There's actually, you know, who knows what the hell.

04:31You know, if you combine that, those two statements with a big imagination,

04:35you start thinking about things, you know?

04:38And then, combined with what Einstein says,

04:41logic will get you from A to B, but imagination will take you everywhere.

04:44That means somebody could spend trillions and trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars,

04:48but a guy who spends a million with a radical imagination could win.

04:56Very, very, very, very, very true.

04:59So, see you for the next one.

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