Become Younger & REVERSE YOUR AGE | Peter Diamandis

New Studies REVEAL How You Can Become Younger & REVERSE YOUR AGE | Peter Diamandis 118,081 viewsFeb 17, 2022 Tom Bilyeu 2.9M subscribers This episode is sponsored by Future. Future makes one on one training available to our audience for just $19 Go to https://tryfuture.co/impact Sign up to crush your fitness goals! In 2020, Dr. Peter Diamandis co-authored the book The Future Is Faster Than You Think. In today’s episode of Impact Theory, Dr. Diamandis shared insights from the cutting edge of longevity and regenerative medicine - all of which point to the fact that not only is the future coming faster than we can imagine. In many ways, it’s already here. Peter’s latest book, co-authored by Dr. Bob Hariri and none other than Tony Robbins, is called Life Force: How New Breakthroughs in Precision Medicine Can Transform the Quality of Your Life & Those You Love. In this episode, he goes over some of the most exciting trends in precision medicine, as well as practical steps you can take starting today to extend both your lifespan and your health-span. SHOW NOTES: 00:00 | Introduction 02:05 | What sparked Peter’s interest in longevity 05:51 | Where we are now with DNA technology 10:04 | Genetics vs. epigenetics 14:23 | What causes aging at the cellular level 20:37 | The chemistry of aging and longevity 32:14 | The role of diet in longevity 43:26 | Want to live longer? Get better sleep. 47:00 | The importance of muscle mass as you age 54:07 | A look into Vaxxinity’s discoveries 1:04:20 | What does regenerative medicine mean? 1:15:35 | New hope for organ transplant recipients 1:27:18 | The revolution in diagnostics QUOTES: “We have 40 trillion cells in our body - that's right, 40 trillion cells. And each of them is a living organism. And we don't think about the fact that we're this massive collection of cells collaborating to have this conversation” [14:33] “The single most fundamental part of your diet is “sugar is poison.” Right? Sugar causes neuroinflammation - absolutely clear. It causes cardiac disease - absolutely clear, right? Sugar feeds cancers. And so getting rid of sugar is the most important move anybody can make.” [33:13] “One of the things that people should know is we're always developing cancers, the body is always developing cancers, it's just that your immune system finds them and zaps them.” [1:03:37] “Regenerative medicine is the notion that we can use stem cells and exosomes and growth factors to help regenerate our body - to help regenerate muscle, brain, all of the tissues of our body.” [H:MM:SS] “I think the biggest business opportunities on the planet are going to be age reversal and health tech and biotech.” [1:14:46] “Everyone knows about someone who went to the hospital and, “Oh my god, you've got stage three or stage four cancer.” It didn't happen that morning. If you detect cancer at stage three, or stage four, your chance of a cure is like 10%. If you detect it at stage zero, stage one, it's like 99%.” [1:30:06] Follow Dr. Peter Diamandis: Website: https://www.diamandis.com/ Twitter: https://bit.ly/3oQp8M4 Instagram: https://bit.ly/3Btc04h Order your copy of Life Force here: https://amzn.to/3qrXhDa Chapters 489 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Tom Bilyeu Pinned by Tom Bilyeu Tom Bilyeu 5 months ago Do you think humans will reach immortality in our lifetime? 42 April Umek April Umek 4 months ago (edited) As a Healthcare professional that left the industry due to how sad things have become, this has spurred me to renew my passion that there is a chance to make people aware and have accessible preventative care. Thank you both for a fascinating and life-changing interview 20 Nancy Mall Nancy Mall 5 months ago The whole research that is currently being done to solve common diseases is amazing and exciting. I just wonder how the pharmaceutical companies will fight this since they have an interest in keeping us sick. A person that is healthy cannot take ongoing medications. This also applies to our food and healthcare industry. 45 Ahmet Kaan Ahmet Kaan 5 months ago ❗ 6 GUIDELINES FOR LIFE: 1) When you are alone, mind your thoughts. 2) When you are with your friends, mind your tongue. 3) When you are angry, mind your temper. 4) When you are with a group, mind your behaviour. 5) When you are in trouble, mind your emotions. 6) When God starts blessing you, mind your ego. 91 JJman00 JJman00 5 months ago What an absolutely amazing interview! I learned a great deal and have new found hope for many things in the future! Thank you so much for this great content. 8 Mountain of Inspiration Mountain of Inspiration 5 months ago "If these animals can, why can't we?" I like the way he thinks. Noble ambition but in the hands of unscrupulous minds this project can potentially lead to all kinds of crazy experiments and outcomes. Overall this is a great conversation. I love it. This could be the beginning of a magnificent revolution. 13 Dr Kaushik T Dr Kaushik T 5 months ago (edited) Glad you're pioneering all of us in the dig down the anti-aging Rabbit Hole Tom! It matters the most to us. 16 K4y K4y 5 months ago i love your interviews. the information flow is very structured and comprehensible. great job ! 5 Mr. L Mr. L 5 months ago (edited) I once knew a 93 year old man who looked like he was in his low 60's. He was active, in shape and occasionally worked at a local furniture store where he took heavy bed frames, sleeper sofa frames and other metal parts to the recycling center for the store. He would heave them into his truck easily, go to a convenience store on the way, playfully flirt with younger girls, tell jokes and was an all around funny, pleasant person to be around. I couldn't believe it when he told me he was 93. He showed me his license and all I could do was tell him he had great genes. He told me, "It ain't my genes kid. The secret to a long life is hard work and happiness. I work because I like to and I'm happy because it gives me a break from my wife!" I remember laughing and him telling me "If you ever stay married for almost 70 years you'll know what I'm talking about!" He had more energy and spunk than most guys I knew in their 20's. I had heard he lived to be 102. He was a great guy and I learned a valuable lesson in meeting him. Stay in shape and don't stress so much. 65 Oxxygen Oxxygen 5 months ago This was totally amazing. Great interview ❤️ 1 The Chancellor The Chancellor 5 months ago To the incredible person that's seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing. 16 Levi Heaton III Levi Heaton III 4 months ago I am literally going to have to watch this entire video a second time and possibly even a third and I will have a pen and notebook with me. This video is awesome! 1 Maxthelionx Max Maxthelionx Max 4 months ago Love Peter . So optimistic about the future ) as we should be , if we weren’t optimistic we would never grow and develop Great conversation gents 4 Matt Powers - The Permaculture Student Matt Powers - The Permaculture Student 5 months ago So great to have you back in the studio - sound quality is a deal breaker for me (I can’t help it) so I can now listen again. Thank you!! 4 Alvaro Salvo Alvaro Salvo 4 months ago As a construction worker , walking up and down stairs all day ,lifting , doing minimum 15000 steps let me tell you that the nutritional protocol has to be adapted to your energy/repair requirements . Red meat in my case does provide the right nutritional architecture to continue to perform my job optimally. I do OMAD so I need to cover all the bases in my feeding window 5 Deborah Meek Deborah Meek 5 months ago I hope so, because now I am 40! And I definitely realize life is short, there is so much I haven’t done, but in our now life span it is tough to do everything you want 9 Dr Elena Shirley DVM,CVA,MA Dr Elena Shirley DVM,CVA,MA 5 months ago Absolutely continues to blow me away. The combination of this man and Tony Robbins together, two people who want to see the very best for humanity. And two people who aren’t full of shit. Yes And Amen 6 Milton Morales Milton Morales 5 months ago Good work Tom! 👍🙂 Learning a lot from you guys... 3 Lessons in 30s Lessons in 30s 5 months ago The easy way to look 10 years younger than your age is ..when you are 40, and someone asking your age, just answer 50. 27 Elijah Perez Elijah Perez 5 months ago Just started to read Lifeforce with Peter and Tony this week. What an absolute game changer 8 Erica Luke Erica Luke 5 months ago YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE GREAT TO START BUT YOU HAVE TO START TO BE GREAT! —MRS BLOSSOM JEFFERSON 53 Bo McDowell-Kim Bo McDowell-Kim 2 days ago (edited) Tom looks very fresh for his age, so despite his relative lack of sleep, I don't think he should worry. This new obsession to get 8 hour a night is quite stressful for people like me, because it really is one size-fits-all. I hardly sleep for more than 4 or 5 hours at a stretch(if I am lucky!) because I wake up in the middle of the night. I used to get stressed out about this, which in turn, made things even worse. Now, I just read when I wake up in the middle of the night until I feel tired again. Then I go back to sleep for another couple of hours or even three. This, so called 'segmental sleep' pattern may not suit 9 to 5 people, but is fine for those like myself, who are more flexible in terms of working/living hours. MeemBeen MeemBeen 5 months ago (edited) Hearing all of these technological and healthcare breakthroughs described purely as "business opportunities" hurts my soul somewhere deep. I understand that's just the society we live in where things only matter to the almighty dollar--but understanding that doesn't make it suck any less. 8 Dane Rose Dane Rose 4 months ago I keep watching the faces over the decades of people at the helm of this movement. They are aging faster than average due in part to hard work on the project. It also brings up the question: 90% of people make fundamental changes only out of fear and trauma or don't make them at all and our identities (patterns of thinking, feeling, speaking, doing and being) are decades to centuries behind best practices already known. If death is the best way to re-set the identity of a population that has not mastered the science of conscious identity development then it may be bad for the species and planet for any energy to be spent prolonging the natural human life-cycle. I don't want to live forever. I want to live in a culture that embraces the science of consciousness, cultural evolution and identity evolution. 3 Luis Bereciartu Luis Bereciartu 5 months ago (edited) This is all amazing stuff however the scary part is that the groups of people that are at the helm or are financing a large part if not most of these operations are the same or adjacent/subservient to the same people that have shown in the last couple years (or a lot longer for those that have done the research) they do not have the people's well-being in mind. We are less than cattle to them and are treated as such. Our illusions of liberties are more like conditional privileges that the moment that your presence is inconvenient they are taken away and worse you are subjected to a spectrum of terrible things. Adding more tools to the arsenal of ways that we can be proved, examined, quantized and monitored is a double-edged sword to say the least. My hope is in the fact that as these tools become less expensive they are being democratized and people at some point will render the current infrastructure of power obsolete 41 Human Nature Human Nature 5 months ago THE BEST episode! Looking forward to next one. 1 Bobby Hebert Bobby Hebert 5 months ago Mostly fascinating and informative, I disagree with one explanation. Our ancestors did not hit 30, and then go to pot. That describes our modern, civilized population. Hunter gatherers, if they survived the elements, starvation and violence, and disease, age quote well into later decades. Modern hunter gatherers demonstrate this principle. 4 Seth Remis Seth Remis 5 months ago I can say without question that we can slow down the hands of time just by doing simple little things over time that are proven. 2 Ligia Sommers Ligia Sommers 5 months ago I am reading Life Force and it is a pleasure to put a face with the famous scientist’s name 🙏🏻🎁✨ 3 Coach May - Self Improvement Coach May - Self Improvement 5 months ago Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant. -Robert Louis Stevenson 5 Jeana Pillion Jeana Pillion 1 month ago This is the first time I've ever heard the term "Vaccine Therapy". In the early 60's vaccine meant complete immune response to a pathogen. But before COVID, the vaccine definition was reformatted to include a temporary response to a pathogen, meaning you need multiple vaccines to help the body respond less severely. Andrew Tanielian Andrew Tanielian 5 months ago This whole interview is incredible! 2 virtusmindset virtusmindset 5 months ago This guest was so on point! Such a 2022 vibe. 1 Nima N Nima N 4 months ago MIND BLOWING EPISODE! Matt Rusin Matt Rusin 4 months ago Tom… thank you so much for this 🙏 STRENGTH FROM ABOVE STRENGTH FROM ABOVE 5 months ago Knowledge is Power 1 tryhard gaming official tryhard gaming official 4 months ago Interesting I’ll have to look into it I’m only 28 looking to build happiness and longevity 2 Ron DeSilva Ron DeSilva 2 months ago This is F-ing insane -- love it!! 1 Ricardo Aguilar Ricardo Aguilar 4 months ago I once delivered a meal box to peter diamandis. I flipped that day! he's an idol. 1 GGR TheMostGodless GGR TheMostGodless 4 months ago (edited) "Genes are not destiny, your epi-genome is what genes are on and what genes are off...you can think of your genes as the keys on a piano, and your piano player is your api-genome." And then Tom changes the subject!! But if genes are not destiny, they do come from epic-genomic situations. So who exactly would the "piano player" be in this analogy?? The epigenome comes about, HOW?? I mean he said the epigenome IS what genes are on or off, so... 3 Click'Me Now⚠️ Click'Me Now⚠️ 5 months ago The way of Your Making Videos is always LEGENDARY 😂😂 4 Joanna Patterson Joanna Patterson 5 months ago Living a life of luxury is like a dream for some people and for others it's constant reality, the key is having financial stability and strength but the question is how to 21 Tyler Harmon Tyler Harmon 2 months ago There is so much intriguing information here!! Just wow! 1 Scott K Scott K 5 months ago Dr Pete: "You Can reverse your age!" Also Dr Pete: Looks his age 11 Chris Brown Chris Brown 4 months ago @53:03 I can't believe people are still saying this! 🤬 The average human lifespan was never 30. That was only because of an average based on infant mortality. If you lived past childhood you were likely to live into your 60s/70s and beyond. In fact our hunter gatherer ancestors were much healthier than we are today in many respects. 10 Ania Wo Ania Wo 4 months ago Sooo interesting I had to watch it twice 🤯 2 An Pe An Pe 5 months ago TOM: This was an EPICgeneti conversation, I love Diamandis! 1 Carolyn M Carolyn M 2 months ago (edited) I read an article in which David Sinclair said this was all possible but it would not happen in our lifetimes which, honestly, I found depressing. I've actually have more hope in the area of nano technology as a repair mechanism for things gone wrong. Obviously, nano-tech would also allow for full-immersion VR as well as, eventually, mind uploading. Greg Jackson Greg Jackson 4 months ago This entire book is being written while under the influence of 2 grams of psilocybin mushrooms taken every six hours. I have been taking these mushrooms to treat cluster headaches that I developed when I was 20 years old. I tried every treatment method possible but mushrooms were the only thing that brought me relief. I believe the reason these mushrooms are giving me relief is because it kills the colonies of candida in our stomachs by outcompeting it on a cellular level. I have a theory that the yeast candida sets up colonies inside your stomach that attach to your nervous system and are able to influence mood, personality, intelligence and overall health. I believe that candida enters our system through the use of alcohol, particularly hard alcohol. When yeast produces alcohol it goes dormant, but it doesn’t die. When we consume candida it enters our stomachs where it is able to come back to life and set up mycelial networks in our stomachs that attach to our central nervous system. Our stomachs speak to our brains via the central nervous system and I believe candida sets up a mycelial network that takes over our central nervous system like a parasite. I believe this parasite is responsible for a range of negative emotions including depression, anger, jealousy, resentment, possessiveness, violence, the need for destruction, anxiety and every negative human emotion. It is primarily responsible for fear and skepticism which you are experiencing right now while reading this book. Hard alcohol is called spirits because ancient people realized that it contained an intelligence. The use of plant medicine was able to free peoples minds from the grip of hard alcohol. This knowledge was lost to time, but this is the the theory that I believe. I believe that candida can mutate cells and is responsible for cancer. The reason science hasn’t been able to detect candida poisoning is that our entire society is suffering from candida poisoning and it is clouding our judgment as a society. In addition I believe when we try to pull a single cell of candida out of our bodies it dies when exposed to oxygen. To study the entire colony of candida in our systems we need further understanding of the way our central nervous system functions. I believe with further investigation my theory will be proven correct. I would urge the entire scientific community and world to band together to be able to test this theory with the use of the scientific method and hard data. I believe the reason society is so afraid of psilocybin mushrooms is because candida is influencing our thoughts and telling us that it will kill the colonies of candida in our bodies. This is why mushrooms smell so bad and taste so bad. Candida is able to control our thoughts by attaching to neurons in our brains via a branched mycelial network. Our brains are a branched mycelial network and evolved from fungus. This is why our bodies are mostly foreign microorganisms. Intelligence stems from networks of communication and candida has its own intelligence. This is why it’s able to influence our thoughts, the parasitic fungus is using it’s intelligence to control our thoughts and perception of reality. I believe candida is responsible for many of the terrible concepts that have been thought up over the course of human existence such as religion, war, slavery, ownership, currency, economics, nuclear weapons, sexual taboos, marriage, country and racial divisions, racism and every negative concept that is destroying our planet and dividing our species. I believe that these terrible ideas were all thought up while in a drunken state. Alcohol is dissociative and I believe that when you are drunk candida is literally taking over your body. This is also the reason you black out when you drink, the candida has total control at that point. The intelligence behind candida is obviously malevolent and seems to be hell bent on destroying the planet. I believe as a society we are all collectively suffering from candida poisoning. The reason I am able to see this information is because of the psilocybin that I am consuming. Psilocybin mushrooms contain their own intelligence and it appears to be peaceful, serene and hell bent on saving the planet and our species from extinction. I believe Vladimir Putin is suffering from extreme candida poisoning and it is causing him to put events in motion events that will lead to nuclear annihilation and the end of life on this planet as we know it. I believe the psilocybin mushrooms I am eating are trying to save the world from extinction. I feel possessed while writing a book but I realize now that it is the intelligence of the psilocybin showing me the true nature of reality. The side effects of consuming psilocybin have given me clarity of thought and mind. They have also removed all negative emotions that I once possessed and I have never felt more peaceful and intelligent. I want to save the world and humanity from extinction but I now know my thoughts and actions are being driven by a mushroom that is trying to save society from an evil candida colony that is corrupting our minds, bodies and souls. I also meditate and I believe that it has given me the awareness to receive a message from the psilocybin that has given me answers to some fundamental questions about reality and the nature of life. I would ask the reader to please and kindly keep an open mind while reading this book. I would ask you to please abandoned your preconceived notions of social structures, morality, religion, sexuality, aliens, the origins of life, physics, drug policies, health and fitness, plant medicine, what happens when we die, fungus the fungal family and psilocybin mushrooms, war, poverty, economics, climate change, currency, blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, political structures, ownership, food production systems, psychology, love, consciousness, evolution, marriage and domestic partnerships. This book will cover all of these topics in detail and will hopefully usher in a new era of peace, love and harmony with nature. I know that many people will be skeptical of this theory but you should seriously ask yourself if that is that candida poisoning effecting your mind and judgement. It's ok to accept that we don't know everything. I accept that I don't know everything and am simply offering up theories that need to put to the test using the scientific method. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and we need to collectively gather proof to test these theories. Hugh Hines Hugh Hines 4 months ago Heavy meat…“It makes me feel so good…and growth is giving my body the signal that everything is abundant, and all is well…so that would explain why I feel good, I can add muscle mass, I feel phenomenal, but I’m not giving my body the signal for longevity…” Am I missing something here? Isn't the feeling of "abundance" something humans have always pursued? Feeling "phenomenal" is a sign of early death? This whole "longevity" thing is just a hypothesis on which a lot of people are betting money on and sacrificing today for some theoretical longer future. Note none of those involved with the promotion of "longevity" are 100+. 2 downbntout downbntout 5 months ago (edited) Tom, consider an inversion table. My chiropractor says those will put his profession out of biz. Edit: my former chiropractor 1 Richard Cook Richard Cook 4 months ago Fascinating stuff, but imagine been obsessed with not wanting to get old and dying. Saskia Bruinders Saskia Bruinders 5 months ago What?! How was Tom 45 - I thought he was like early 30s 14 The Religion of Rationality The Religion of Rationality 5 months ago If age reversal was a thing there would already be folks who lived to 150 or more. Carnivores who lived fairly unstressful lives, for example. But there are no examples of this in any culture! The trick is not necessarily trying to live longer, but to be simply be healthy for as long as possible. 10 Sherry Boxall Sherry Boxall 5 months ago I have my inba pro card. Went plant based over 2 yrs ago and lost 0 muscle tone. 1 can of black beans has 25gm protein. I just blend it up in a smoothie w plant based protein powder. Super filling and does the trick! Fyi... 2 Carlos Del Valhe Carlos Del Valhe 5 months ago Such a smooth healthy talk! 1 chadz393 chadz393 4 months ago Strength training is beneficial for longevity I think mainly because you're depleting your muscles regularly and using that whole pathway to its fullest. And having stronger tendons ligaments and bones. Muscle size is just the only way they have measured it but I think muscle size would have a small role. And also him talking about the average age of 40 100 years ago is completely beside the point from what his theory is, average age then was lower because of a massive death rate at birth, most people who lived beyond a few years old probably had an average age of pretty close to what we have, maybe 65 or 70 1 Rebecca Castellano Rebecca Castellano 5 months ago For high Cholesterol, Phytosterols work wonderfully!!! Ox bile salts too Ranjana Klingelhöffer Ranjana Klingelhöffer 4 months ago Turning genes on! Confirming what I learned as a neonatal intensive care nurse. That a longer a baby is breastfed or receives mother’s breast milk, the rNA markers are switched on! So if one Stopps too early not all human gene markers are switched on. Even micro Prem babies benefit enormously from breast milk priming their tiny gut. All about epigenetics! 1 Lara Croft Lara Croft 5 months ago "Fascinating! Love it" 2 Troy Allen ArT Troy Allen ArT 5 months ago Happy to hear this on my drive this Mornin…☯️✌️😎👊☯️ BryanVEVO BryanVEVO 5 months ago Keep it up! I am dropping 1 song a week for the next 3 years straight. It has never been done in music. Come along for the ride if you want. Stay blessed ! - Bryan 2 Steven Steven 5 months ago Get plenty of sleep, watch what you eat and exercise 7 DarkLight DarkLight 5 months ago It's a blessing to get older tho...you can get better as you get older and still remain youthful. 1 Kate Wilson Kate Wilson 1 month ago For the last few months, I've been taking one tablet each day of NMN-Vitruvin Health supplement. I'm astounded to discover that my metabolism now functions as well as it did when I was a younger. Other outcomes aren't nearly as visible yet, but I saw a significant boost in energy and concentration. I'm going to order another few rounds from their website. It took around just 3-4 days to see a difference. 1 MMAThailand1 MMAThailand1 4 months ago Wondering what your thoughts are regarding the recent conflicts regarding David Sinclair and his unreplicable, controversial studies and results? Brad Stonestreet Brad Stonestreet 5 months ago Like I mentioned, medbeds are here and the future. An amputee can grow a limb in 20 minutes. 1 Christopher Ellis Christopher Ellis 1 month ago Two of the folk at Abris Crô Magnon were in their fifties. So much for theoretick! psiga psiga 5 months ago 54:07 "I'll talk about one of my companies that I just took public this year, called Vaxxinity. And it's a super cool company; it is a company that creates what are called 'peptide vaccines'..." I am one of the poor, unfortunate souls who has allergic reactions to excipients used in most if not all of the mainstream American vaccines. I wonder whether Vaxxinity's vaccine will be available without polyethylene glycol or polysorbate 20/60/80. 2 Josh Spadaro Josh Spadaro 5 months ago Love the new set up 👌 1 Will Collins Will Collins 4 months ago My favorite dialogues: 1:42 Tom: We might not hit escape velocity in my lifetime. Peter: Oh we are gonna hit it baby. 3:36 Peter: If they can do it, why can't we? I mean seriously. Tom: That is so you though, that is one of the things I love about you. Tom, please write a drama movie between two close friends that met each other in college. They both take separate paths in life. One became a multi-billionaire entrepreneur and the other is the optimistic genetic professor. The entrepreneur donates 99% of his money in longevity research and sciences. Despite his donations and efforts, he is now bid ridden with a cancerous disease in his mid 90's in the year 2072. Long story short, his financially-broke, optimistic genetic scientist friend saves him and the entire world from ever having to age again. This happens after over 10,000 failures, to have finally founded the needle in a haystack to legitimate age reversal. 2 In Hoc Signo Vinces In Hoc Signo Vinces 5 months ago If Kurzweil's prediction of human intelligence level AI by 2029 comes true, immortality is just around the corner, as billions of artificial brains can be put to solving the problem, getting exponentially more capable of doing so with each passing day. Austin Daniels Austin Daniels 5 months ago >.. 21 ✨ Your Unknown Friend ✨ Your Unknown Friend 5 months ago To anybody who's reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the darks thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind right now. May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life. I hope this helps you 🥰 3 Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago There is now fantastic & tasty vegan bacon. Much healthier than the pig bacon & cruelty free. leoclaw79 leoclaw79 4 months ago How come no discussion over grass fed/finished red meat and RAW NON-HOMOGENIZED cows milk? Carolyn Tyler Carolyn Tyler 5 months ago Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list, in some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today. 24 iliofania iliofania 4 months ago Diamantis is Greek thats all you need to know. N1mBUS Music N1mBUS Music 5 months ago it sucks that vitality and longevity seem to be at odds currently..... Alfred Youtube Alfred Youtube 5 months ago All we eat is polluted. Fasting is the key. 1 Jk Bee Jk Bee 4 months ago Interesting although immortality is like building the tower of Babylon. It won’t happen. Adaline Proulx Adaline Proulx 5 months ago Im all into being the healthiest i can be but were meant to die as a species and with that comes aging and disease. Were not god nor should we try to be. 3 willson willson 4 months ago cant cancer be treated by sounds Hz ? Daniel Delfino Daniel Delfino 5 months ago 🔥 1 Umesh Chhikara - Sports Scientist Umesh Chhikara - Sports Scientist 2 weeks ago At 26 minutes....Peter is talking about supplementing NAD via other molecules. Here is my question: Just like we can improve fat oxidation - mitochondiral health without metformin; we can have sufficient NAD+ if we are training well. I mean why this supplementation then? I am 48...i train for an hour and I can lift or run well. The obvious reason because of which am able to do this because I have energy. And if i have sufficient energy then I should have sufficient NAD+? Because without this molecule I cant produce ATP. So why would you need to supplement it? I understand if its being done for research purposes but supplementing to save oneself from exercising is not a good way to reverse age. I don't think any amount of supplement for NAD can produce as good as I can produce naturally if am eating and exercising right. So my question to David, Peter, and you is this - you are all decently young and healthy. Why not you research on ageing without supplementation. If you do not have a subject, catch somebody like me who is in the same age group and does everything naturally without supplementation. Or best, why not you try to exercise well and measure your NAD levels? This world needs more research on healthy subjects to understand the human capabilities. Looking forward to hearing from you. cheers Steven Madrigal Alfaro Steven Madrigal Alfaro 4 months ago Good morning Tom! Check out Elitom El Amin! Thank you!!! Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago Only takes 3 weeks to change your taste buds Fen Flaps Fen Flaps 5 months ago Wow Hissen Daoud Hissen Daoud 4 months ago ✋morning all 1 Sheila Smith Sheila Smith 4 months ago Good general health info. But it's interesting the obsession with youthful appearance and longevity. Where is God in all this 🤔? dnt5volvo dnt5volvo 4 months ago (edited) carnivores live short lives.. some herbivores live 80 years.. (elephants if left alone by bastard human shit) some herbivores live 200 years..(giant tortoise) HHA HHA 5 days ago So, is this stuff US the rich and privileged or do average joes on here have a chance?! Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago There are vegan meats that are good for you & taste great. Christopher Ellis Christopher Ellis 1 month ago Sounds like String Theory WM P WM P 3 months ago I’m 60 and look 👀 better in my opinion Erin Lloyd Erin Lloyd 4 months ago I bet menstrual blood can do this stuff, too. So, what banks exist to store menstrual blood? Orhan Yuce Orhan Yuce 5 months ago (edited) I sleep better and deep , if I eat more amino acids,otherwise wake up a lot 2 Chris Wizzard Chris Wizzard 5 months ago But with all that he looks 60 and dyes his hair 3 Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago There is heaps on amino acids in fruits & vegetables elena elena elena elena 2 months ago sorry to say, but Peter Diamandis looks his age, he doesn't look younger John B John B 4 months ago What happened to Ray Kurzweil..haven't seen him give a talk in months.. Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago I have carbonated water with a fresh lemon squeezed in it. Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago Yes Mtor is shortening your life mate! Cut out the animals Dimitri Gonzalos from Perth Australia Dimitri Gonzalos from Perth Australia 5 months ago Secrets to be younger.... Don't get married, Don't have kids, Do exercise daily, eat healthy, drink healthy, sleep well, go in nature + more 😀 9 Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 2 months ago When is bone & muscle loss vax coming? Darren Walshe Darren Walshe 5 months ago I've learned if your micrbiome is not right n you supplement wit nad u can do more damage to yourself so be careful, joel greene Mark Hyman, MD 594K subscribers Get my top tips for optimal health and vitality: https://bit.ly/MarksPicks What if I told you we’ll reach a point in time where scientific breakthroughs will extend our lives by more than a year, for every year we are alive? This is called longevity escape velocity, and some experts think it’s only 12 to 15 years away. Of course, getting to that point is multidimensional. It means addressing health from all angles, with personal lifestyle choices, technology, and more. On today’s episode, I’m excited to talk to Peter Diamandis about the future of longevity interventions and why we won’t always have the same idea of aging that we do today. Peter Diamandis is the founder and executive chairman of the XPRIZE Foundation, which leads the world in designing and operating large-scale incentive competitions. He was recently named by Fortune as one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders.” He is also the executive founder of Singularity University, a graduate-level Silicon Valley institution that counsels the world's leaders on exponentially growing technologies. This episode is brought to you by BiOptimizers, Athletic Greens, and Rupa Health. Try BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough for 10% off by going to magbreakthrough.com/hyman and using the code HYMAN10. Athletic Greens is offering my listeners 10 free travel packs of AG1 when you make your first purchase at athleticgreens.com/hyman. Rupa Health is a place for Functional Medicine practitioners to access more than 2,000 specialty lab tests from over 20 labs like DUTCH, Vibrant America, Genova, Great Plains, and more. You can check out a free live demo with a Q&A or create an account at RupaHealth.com. 88 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... All Me All Me 6 months ago Mark, this was outstanding-glad you were able to even catch him in an interview! Very exciting horizons-appreciate your info channel; may the Lord bless you greatly this coming new year. Jana, TX 7 KK Carricaburu KK Carricaburu 6 months ago Glad to hear that healthcare is about to change. I’ve gone years looking for answers to health issues.Doctors have told me “get use to pain your getting older “. And also eating differently can’t change my health. Why is this happening in most of our health care facilities? Glad to see you both today giving us hope. 1 Nico McLane Nico McLane 6 months ago This is exactly what I’ve been thinking about lately- I love that he got mad at the longevity of whales and turtles 🐢 I plan to be on your program in 10 years- keeping the muscle up to form and exercising the little grey cells so we can enjoy quality of life too!!! Excited for the future, singularity, and it’s all inevitable ✨inspired!!!! 5 Willy Willy 6 months ago This gives me SO MUCH HOPE for the future. I have so much health anxiety, specifically Cardiophobia. All I want to do is make it to my 90's, if I can get to my 90's I'll do gentle into that good night. But until then, I RAGE against the dying of the light. So if I can have any amount of hope for longevity... I'll take it! 11 Courteney Park Courteney Park 6 months ago Thank you for helping me and my husband live better! 5 Jane Runchman Jane Runchman 6 months ago 12:48 mins - this is what (ancient) Chinese doctors would do as standard practice - they could diagnose problems months/years before they manifested into symptoms to the point where you would stop paying your doctor if you got sick. They would use skin, tongue, pulse and pressure points to check health regularly. 4 Potential Reality Potential Reality 6 months ago Peter is one. of the people I follow more than anyone else. I strongly recommend all/any of his books as well as Singularity Summits which he is very much involved. I am a big fan of Mark's and functional medicine as well. I try to listen to all his podcasts, his books are on my "must read list" and I subscribe to 'Mark's Picks.' 6 cindy cindy 6 months ago Thank you for all that you do! Could you make a video about the functional medical approach to kidney disease and diet? 1 Minh Le Minh Le 6 months ago A informative program, we learned a lot from your presentation. Thank you. Christian Coats Christian Coats 6 months ago Thank you for all the information you offer. 2 LC Alexandra LC Alexandra 5 months ago . When you share your knowledge with others you become part of their good health. Thank you for that. The Wonderer The Wonderer 6 months ago Fascinating! Peter Diamandis is incredibly knowledgeable and interesting. James Willows James Willows 5 months ago (edited) Its fun to learn the science behind what you guys are doing ...I have been approaching longevity from an exercise point of view and my most recent talk was on a spiritual point of view which you might find interesting, latest video on my channel is "Lessons from the Life of Joshua" and point four is about a long strong life including examples of modern saints living 119 years and 114 years respectfully. Thanks for enlightening me about NAD, Sertuins and Yamanuka science and intercepting technologies coming out way aruna chudasama aruna chudasama 6 months ago Dr Hyman... thank you .. thank you ..thank you so much🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 2 Achilleas N Achilleas N 6 months ago Massively looking forward to the age reversal XPRIZE 1 Muhammad Tariq Muhammad Tariq 6 months ago Awesome work! Christian Coats Christian Coats 6 months ago The guest has the history of age absolutely backwards. What he said doesn't make sense logically or biblically. We've introduced more pollutants over the years and our genetic composition has mutated further and further. Short life expectancy during certain eras had a lot to do with many factors beside our inherent ability to live longer. 1 Fit, Fierce and Fabulous Fit, Fierce and Fabulous 5 months ago (edited) The basis, diet sleeping and exercise? Well, that has been my lifestyle for over 20 years. Am 50, and people say I don't look my age Ligia Sommers Ligia Sommers 6 months ago Super interesting!!! And … which role does altitude plays in your longevity❓❓❓❓❓❓ 2 Luis Marty Luis Marty 6 months ago Thanks Doctor. Captain Pike Captain Pike 6 months ago Mark on your podcast you said “I think David Sinclair is barking up the wrong tree “ You have seriously aged over the last 5 years , and clearly are getting excessive sun damage , colleges and fat loss Franklin Franklin 2 months ago I've read several studies tracking the actual longevity of longevity gurus of all stripes, qualifications, and notoriety though history up to including current times. Almost without exception, none of them made it past the average life expectancy age for their country of origin at the time of their death. So much for the "secret to longevity;" long may it live! Dophler Dophler 6 months ago GP's are 20 to 30 behind medical science. 1 Paul Mason Paul Mason 6 months ago You both have sub clinical scurvy, anything you do other than fix that does little good. Captain DeStructo Captain DeStructo 6 months ago Soooo, if I am wealthy I can live longer. Is it available on Amazon? 2 Mary Graham Mary Graham 6 months ago Thank You and Merry Christmas 1 Julie Williams Voiceover Momentum Julie Williams Voiceover Momentum 6 months ago Amazing! Count me in! edf10000 edf10000 6 months ago Nobody could afford to do all these tests.Just not realistic for most people.....My 3 years of functional medicine alone has probably cost me $50K. 5 Mat Periuk Mat Periuk 6 months ago Sounds like you need to be really really rich to live longer 1 Dophler Dophler 6 months ago Imagine rejuvenation centres in every country. randomme0no randomme0no 6 months ago What about the average guy? I can’t afford optimum care? 5 Mr Pig Mr Pig 6 months ago Meant what are the markers that you use for body age Luis Marty Luis Marty 6 months ago Happy holidays. leslie wainwright leslie wainwright 6 months ago i feel acid reflux cud b constipation based forcing gasses to open the les valve at stomach and osophegus conection Mr Pig Mr Pig 6 months ago What is the criteria for your body age. What are you using to get that age. Like nad etc. like your saying your 40 when your really 60 doGfather doGfather 6 months ago 🙇🏼‍♂️ 2 Terry Tannatt Terry Tannatt 6 months ago JUST get myself uploaded every year?????!!!!!!! Aren't we all made of money like these docs with their lucrative salaries, investments, business ops, and overpriced web stores?? I'm 74 with a biological age of 53 doing ok moneywise but still have to watch my pennies carefully but thinking about uploading, me buying from overpriced web sites, getting the exotic foods, buying the right supplements, etc to the tune of 50k a year is totally out of the question. How about dishing out some practical help for us little peons that you view as you look down your nose. Maybe put a little warning on your vids like 'Caution for rich folks only poor people not welcome'. 1 Desmond Little Desmond Little 6 months ago How can I reverse v-tach stoic stoic 4 months ago 14:05 JaniceYvonne JaniceYvonne 6 months ago Or BRCA 1 Mutation Lisa Ray Lisa Ray 6 months ago I am sorry but there is so much language in here that does not make any sense to me… And numbers, the last part of this video is almost pointless for me… And as others have mentioned he has been very rich to get any benefits of what he’s talking about 1 Jesus Saves Us 2 Jesus Saves Us 2 6 months ago John 3:16-17 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. This life isn't all there is, heaven and hell are very real but Jesus Christ loves you and can save you. If you really want eternal life and to know that God is real, then all you have to do is seek him with all your heart. If you will ask Jesus Christ with a genuine heart to please forgive all your sins, and come into your heart and please save you, he will save you and you will soon know how real he is. God bless. 9 אנו נימי אנו נימי 6 months ago 10000 steps it's bullshit. 1 Achilleas N Achilleas N 6 months ago Oura Rings on show 2 vlnd fee vlnd fee 6 months ago We are ment to dy... so we can escape earths trouble. Now is choosing heaven by obeying God.. or hell by creating own Gods. 4 Trumpet is about to sound Trumpet is about to sound 6 months ago The Lord is calling all to true repentance, and Jesus Christ is coming soon, please seek Him earnestly. - YT: Watchman on the wall 88 2 5oz Silver Starter Kit In-Stock & Ready To Ship Today. No Middleman Markups. No Hassles, No Gimmicks. 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In this episode Peter Diamandis also shares his own longevity and age reversal routine. Dr. Peter H. Diamandis is an international pioneer in the fields of innovation, incentive competitions, entrepreneurship and commercial space. He is the founder and executive chairman of the XPRIZE Foundation, which leads the world in designing and operating large-scale incentive competitions. Peter is also the executive founder of Singularity University, a graduate-level Silicon Valley institution that counsels the world's leaders on exponentially growing technologies. He is a three-time best-selling author, public speaker, philanthropist and overall amazing human, and I'm really looking forward to what I know will be a terrific and very insightful conversation. Will Weisman is the founder and Managing Director of KittyHawk Ventures, a seed stage frontier technology venture firm located in Santa Monica, CA. Will is a Senior Advisor to Peter Diamandis and previously served for seven years as Executive Director at Singularity University. 3 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Apstrategists, LLC Apstrategists, LLC 3 months ago I have always been fascinated with the human body & the design thinking around prevention. Thank you, for this amazing interview. It is a joyous time for precision dentistry & medicine. There is the abundance factor here for those who choose it. Thank you KittyHawk. 1 CpcBob CpcBob 4 months ago Any chance you could share with us the longevity and age reversal routine Peter gave you ?Thanks KittyHawk Ventures 163 subscribers In this video, KittyHawk founder Will Weisman talks with renowned longevity expert David Sinclair about longevity, the biology of aging and its causes, and the methods through which we might be able to dramatically extend healthspan and lifespan. The two discussed recent breakthroughs in David's research related to the reset of epigenetic information in mice and the broader implication on the transition and timelines from rodents to mammals. In this episode, David Sinclair also shares some of his own longevity and age reversal routine. Dr. David Sinclair is a tenured Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and an expert researcher in the field of longevity. He is the author of the NY Times bestselling Lifespan: Why We Age & Why We Don’t Have To, and the host of the Lifespan Podcast, which launched in January 2022. David is co-founder of several biotechnology companies, an inventor on approximately 50 patents and co-author of more than 200 scientific papers. For his prolific research, he has received over 25 awards and honors including Officer of the Order of Australia, The Merck Prize, The ASBMB Medal, The Genzyme Award, TIME100’s “most influential people in the world”, and TIME’s “Top 50 in healthcare.” Will Weisman is the founder and Managing Director of KittyHawk Ventures, a seed stage frontier technology venture firm located in Santa Monica, CA. Will is a Senior Advisor to Peter Diamandis and previously served for seven years as Executive Director at Singularity University. 19 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Peter Peter 2 months ago (edited) On testosterone: I'm dealing with trying to optimize as my free T is low while T is high (both outside of ref. range). SHBG is high too which might explain the low free T. I eat mostly vegan too with a bit of fish, and consume a lot of oleic acid across dark choc, avocado, EVOO, olive. And TRE. But found in literature that oleic acid can raise SHBG which in turn lowers T conversion to fT. looking at many dietary influences, making changes and retesting. Haven't solved the fT and high SSHBG yet but working towards that. T is highly circadian though, and tends to be highest around 8 to 9a. So test at same time when retesting. Separately, I've experimented with no alcohol and found big improvements in sleep and how I feel on waking, wo will likely just become a true social drinker and stop daily. 2 Youtube Iscruel Youtube Iscruel 2 months ago Does Sinclair ever admit his financial interests? Letsplay222 Letsplay222 2 months ago 18:30 Dr Sinclair makes a vague reference to Dr Charles Brenner. Probably the most acknowledgement Brenner has ever gotten from Sinclair. Aaliyah Lee Aaliyah Lee 2 months ago You cannot wholly reverse aging—it's a normal part of life. However, you may be able to slow it down and help prevent age-related diseases by adopting a healthy lifestyle. That includes habits like eating a healthy diet, wearing sunscreen every day, and exercising. Especially for us women, we tend to look more stressed and weaker as we age. Everything appears to speed up in our perceptions as we get older. Your body needs all the help it can get. So, for me, I take Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (Vitruvin Nutrition 500mg) every morning with a protein drink and some Greek yogurt. It has radically changed everything. All sorts of problems have mostly disappeared. I have lots of energy. My vision is better, aches and pain are almost gone, and my mental clarity is pretty well. At 75, that’s not shabby. 5 Barbara Fairbanks Barbara Fairbanks 2 months ago Cannot find that book title 'You Are Not Your Ego' ...does not seem to exist. So...he must have that title wrong. He seemed to indicate the author, but although I re-listened several times, @ a slower rate...all I could discerne was a first name, 'Serena', but the last name was mumbled, so outta luck there in trying to find that book he referenced :/ Barbara Fairbanks Barbara Fairbanks 2 months ago HGA1C is a 3 month blood glucose marker, not 1 month as SInclair has said here...unless I didn't hear him correctly? Barbara Fairbanks Barbara Fairbanks 2 months ago (edited) WHA!?? Did Sinclair just say, 'I did get a girlfriend, and that helped!" (to increase his T levels)... DId I hear him correctly?🙄 2 Madonna Tolentino Madonna Tolentino 2 months ago hop my left eye can still see by d time... Hulk Smash Hulk Smash 2 months ago No one can stop universal aging or entropy but maybe possibly slowing it down. Peter Diamandis From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search Peter Diamandis Peter-Diamandis-Headshot.jpg Born May 20, 1961 (age 61) The Bronx, New York City, New York, United States Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard Medical School Occupation Entrepreneur Employer X Prize Foundation Known for Personal spaceflight industry Title Chairman Website diamandis.com Peter H. Diamandis (/ˌdiːəˈmændɪs/; born May 20, 1961) is a Greek-American engineer, physician,[1] and entrepreneur best known for being founder and chairman of the X Prize Foundation, cofounder and executive chairman of Singularity University and coauthor of The New York Times bestsellers Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think, The Future is Faster than You Think, How Converging Technologies Are Transforming Business, Industries, and Our Lives and BOLD: How to Go Big, Create Wealth, and Impact the World. He is former CEO and cofounder of the Zero Gravity Corporation, cofounder and vice chairman of Space Adventures Ltd., founder and chairman of the Rocket Racing League, cofounder of the International Space University, cofounder of Planetary Resources, cofounder of Celularity, founder of Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, vice chairman and cofounder of Human Longevity, Inc.[2] Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 2.1 International Space University 2.2 International MicroSpace, Inc. 2.3 Constellation Communications 2.4 X PRIZE Foundation 2.5 Zero Gravity Corporation 2.6 Angel Technologies Corporation 2.7 Space Adventures, Ltd. 2.8 BlastOff! Corporation 2.9 Rocket Racing League 2.10 Singularity University 2.11 Planetary Resources Inc. 2.12 Human Longevity Inc. 2.13 Celularity 3 Books 4 Additional notable achievements 5 Personal life 6 Santa Monica event 7 Notes 8 External links 8.1 Videos 1.Early life Diamandis was born in The Bronx, New York.[3] His parents, both Greek immigrants, were in the medical business. His father was a physician. From a very early age, Diamandis expressed a keen interest in space exploration.[4] At age 8, he began giving lectures on space to his family and friends.[4] At age 12, Diamandis won first place in the Estes Rocket Design Competition for building a launch system able to simultaneously launch three rockets.[5] After graduating from Great Neck North High School in 1979, Diamandis attended Hamilton College for his first year, then transferred to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to study biology and physics. During his second year at MIT in 1980, Diamandis cofounded Students for the Exploration and Development of Space.[6] Diamandis graduated from MIT in 1983[7] with a B.S. in molecular genetics.[8][9][10] He then entered Harvard Medical School to pursue his M.D. During his second year of medical school, he cofounded the Space Generation Foundation to promote projects and programs that would help the "Space Generation"—all those born since the flight of Sputnik—get off the planet.[5] During his last year of medical school in 1989, Diamandis was acting as managing director of the International Space University and CEO of International Micro Space, a microsatellite launch company.[11] In 1986, Diamandis put his medical degree on hold and returned to MIT to pursue a master's degree in aeronautics and astronautics, conducting research at NASA Johnson Space Center, the MIT Man Vehicle Laboratory and MIT's Whitehead Biomedical Institute.[12] After completing his M.S. at MIT, Diamandis returned to Harvard completing his M.D.[11] 2.Career Diamandis has participated on the boards of several companies throughout his career, including Hyperloop[13] and Cogswell Polytechnical College.[14] He has also won several awards in his field, including Economist "No Boundaries" Innovator of the Year,[15] the Neil Armstrong Award for Aerospace Achievement and Leadership,[16] the World Technology Award, presented by the World Technology Counsel, and [17] the Arthur C. Clarke Award for Innovation,[18] among others. International Space University In 1987, during his third year of medical school, Diamandis cofounded International Space University with Todd Hawley, Walter Anderson and Robert Richards.[19] Diamandis served as the managing director and chief operating officer of the university until 1989. Today, ISU offers a Space Studies program[20] and two accredited Master of Space Studies degrees.[21] It has grown into a $30 million university campus headquartered in Strasbourg, France. International MicroSpace, Inc. Diamandis cofounded Microsat Launch Systems, later renamed International MicroSpace Inc.,[22] in 1989 during his fourth year of medical school and served as the company's CEO. IMI designed a small launcher called Orbital Express for taking 100-kg payloads to low-Earth orbit, collaborating with Bristol Aerospace for the manufacture.[22] The company won a $100 million SDIO contract for one launch plus nine options and was sold to CTA Inc of Rockville, MD in 1993 for $250,000.[22] Diamandis joined CTA for one year as VP of Commercial Space Programs post-acquisition.[23] Constellation Communications In 1991, Diamandis founded Constellation Communications, Inc., one of five low-Earth orbit satellite constellations for voice telephony. The company was funded to deploy an equatorial ring of 10 satellites to provide communications primarily to Brazil and Indonesia. Constellation was sold to E-Systems and Orbital; Diamandis remained director until 1993.[24] X PRIZE Foundation Main article: X Prize Foundation In 1994, Diamandis founded the X PRIZE Foundation after the failure of International MicroSpace, Inc[1] and reading Charles Lindbergh's The Spirit of St. Louis.[19][25] He serves as chairman and CEO of the foundation. X PRIZE was created to fund and operate a $10 million incentive competition intended to inspire a new generation of private passenger-carrying spaceships. The prize was announced on May 18, 1996, in St. Louis, MO without any purse money or any teams.[26] The prize was ultimately funded through an insurance policy underwritten by the Anousheh and Hamid Ansari Family and renamed the Ansari X PRIZE in their honor. The $10 million competition attracted 26 teams from seven countries as teams and was won on October 4, 2004, by Mojave Aerospace Ventures, a team run by famed aviation designer Burt Rutan and funded by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen. The winning vehicle, SpaceShipOne, was piloted to space twice within two weeks to win the competition. The first flight was made on September 29, 2004, piloted by Mike Melvill, and the winning, second flight was made on October 4, 2004, by pilot Brian Binnie. SpaceShipOne was the world's first non-government piloted spacecraft[27] and is now hanging in the National Air and Space Museum adjacent to the Spirit of St. Louis aircraft.[6] In January 2005, the X PRIZE Foundation Board of Trustees expanded the focus of the X PRIZE to address four different group areas: Exploration (oceans and space), Life Sciences, Energy and Environment, and Education and Global Development.[28] Since inception, the foundation has launched the $10M Ansari X PRIZE (awarded),[29] the $10M Automotive X Prize (awarded), the $10M Archon X Prize (in progress), the $30M Google Lunar X PRIZE (in progress), the $10M Qualcomm Tricorder X PRIZE,[30] the $2M Lunar Lander Challenge (awarded), the $1.4M Wendy Schmidt Oil Cleanup X Challenge (awarded),[31] and the Wendy Schmidt Ocean Health X PRIZE.[32] In May 2012, the Robin Hood Foundation announced its plans to partner with the X PRIZE Foundation for several New York-based challenges targeted at eradicating poverty.[33] The X PRIZE Foundation has a staff of approximately 50 individuals and is headquartered in Culver City, California.[34] Its board of trustees includes Larry Page, Elon Musk, James Cameron, Dean Kamen, Ratan Tata, Ray Kurzweil, Jim Gianopulos, Naveen Jain, Arianna Huffington, Will Wright and Craig Venter.[35] Zero Gravity Corporation In 1994, Diamandis cofounded ZERO-G with Byron Lichtenberg and Ray Cronise. The space entertainment company offers weightless experiences aboard its FAA-certified Boeing 727 aircraft and provides NASA with parabolic flight services for research, education and training.[36] The company has flown over 10,000 customers. In 2007, physicist Stephen Hawking experienced eight rounds of weightlessness on a ZERO-G flight. Diamandis said that the successful outcome of that flight was proof that "everyone can participate in this type of weightless experience."[37] He would recount the experience of taking Dr. Hawking into the upper atmosphere at TED2008.[38] Angel Technologies Corporation Between 1995 and 1999, Diamandis was the president of Angel Technologies Corporation, a commercial communications company that develops wireless broadband communications networks.[39] Space Adventures, Ltd. Founded in 1998, Space Adventures is a space tourism company that has flown eight private customer missions to the International Space Station since 2001.[40] Diamandis is the cofounder and vice chairman of Space Adventures.[41] BlastOff! Corporation Between 1999 and 2001, Diamandis was the CEO of BlastOff! Corporation, which proposed to fly a private rover mission to land on the Moon as a mix of entertainment, Internet and space.[42] Diamandis commented on how the initial startup cost for the project was in the region of five million dollars, which was necessary to cover the costs of the servers, bandwidth and software.[43] The company lost funding and ceased business in 2001. Rocket Racing League In 2005, Diamandis cofounded the Rocket Racing League.[44] Developed as a cross between IndyCar racing and rockets, it envisioned enabling the public to enjoy speed, rockets and competitive spirits. Diamandis was the chairman of RRL[45][46] until it ceased business.[47] Singularity University In 2008, alongside American author, inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil, Diamandis cofounded Singularity University (SU). Today Diamandis serves as the university's cofounder and executive chairman.[48] SU is an interdisciplinary university based on the NASA Ames campus in Silicon Valley and supported by a number of corporate founders and partners including Autodesk, Cisco, Nokia, Kauffman Foundation and ePlanet Ventures.[49] The university runs a 10-week Graduate Studies Program,[50] a seven-day Executive Program[51] and a five-day Exponential Medicine conference.[52] Planetary Resources Inc. In April 2012, Diamandis cofounded Planetary Resources Inc., an organization dedicated to the identification, remote sensing and prospecting of near-Earth approaching asteroids, with Eric Anderson.[53][54] He has also served on the company's board.[55] and Charles Simonyi. Following financial troubles, it was announced in October 2018 that the company's human assets were purchased by the blockchain software technology company ConsenSys, Inc.[56] Human Longevity Inc. In March 2014, Diamandis cofounded Human Longevity Inc. (HLI), a genomics and cell therapy-based diagnostic and therapeutic company focused on extending the healthy human lifespan,[57] with Craig Venter and Robert Hariri.[58] He also has supported SENS Research Foundation, a nonprofit organization that seeks to treat and cure the diseases of aging by repairing the underlying damage caused by aging.[59] After internal disputes about management, Venter left Human Longevity to return to the Venter Institute. Celularity In February 2018, Diamandis launched Celularity, a biotechnology company productizing allogeneic cells and tissues derived from the postpartum placenta.[60] Books In 2012, alongside Steven Kotler, Diamandis coauthored Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think.[61] The nonfiction work discusses the potential for exponential technology and three other emerging market forces to significantly raise global standards of living within the next 25 years. Abundance was well-received;[62] it was No. 2 on The New York Times Best Seller list[63] and remained on the list for nine weeks. It was No. 1 on the non-fiction bestseller lists of Amazon[64] and Barnes and Noble.[65] At the 2014 Clinton Global Initiative, former US president Bill Clinton recommended Abundance to readers as an antidote to negative news. In 2015, again alongside of Steven Kotler, Diamandis coauthored another New York Times best selling book, Bold: How to Go Big, Create Wealth, and Impact the World.[66] This nonfiction book provides analysis and instruction for entrepreneurs interested in learning about exponential technologies, moon-shot thinking and crowdsourcing.[1] January 28, 2020, Kotler and Diamandis released the third and final book in their series "The Exponential Mindset Trilogy"; which includes the books "Abundance" and "Bold". The Future is Faster Than You Think: How Converging Technologies are Transforming Business, Industries, and Our Lives examines the revolutionary changes brought about by convergence.[67] Diamandis also has a chapter giving advice in Tim Ferriss' book Tools of Titans. Additional notable achievements Diamandis also: Served as CEO of Desktop.tv, a spin-off company from BlastOff! designed to provide a global peer-to-peer television network for broadcasting unique content to the desktop.[68] Served as chairman of Starport.com, an Internet channel for space exploration for kids of all ages.[11] The site represents over 20 astronauts and features space heroes, missions and simulations. Sold to Space.com.[citation needed] Cofounded and served as director of the Space Generation Foundation, a nonprofit organization established in 1985 to create, in all people born since the advent of the Space Age on October 4, 1957, a sense of identity and awareness that they are born as members of a space-faring race. The foundation supports numerous educational and research projects.[69] Founded SpaceFair in 1983. SpaceFair is a national space conference that was hosted by MIT in 1983, 1985 and 1987.[70] Was a key subject in the 2007 documentary film, Orphans of Apollo.[71] Is a member of the Xconomists, an ad hoc team of editorial advisors for the tech news and media company, Xconomy.[72][better source needed] Personal life Diamandis is married to Kristen Hladecek,[73][better source needed] having proposed in 2004.[74] They have twin boys born c. 2012.[75] Santa Monica event In February 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic, MIT Technology Review reported that Diamandis held a "mostly maskless" event in Santa Monica in violation of the local stay-at-home order that became a superspreading event.[76] The event charged up to $30,000 for tickets. In a followup article, MIT Technology Review revealed that after COVID-19 started spreading among attendees, Diamandis tried to sell them "fraudulent" treatments including inhaled amniotic fluid and ketamine lozenges, which a professor of law and medicine at Stanford University characterized as "quackery".[77] The superspreading event was covered widely by publications including the New York Times[78] and the Los Angeles Times.[79] Notes Peter Diamandis interviewed on the TV show Triangulation on the TWiT.tv network Krol, Aaron (March 4, 2014). "J. Craig Venter's Latest Venture Has Ambitions Across Human Lifespan". BioIT World. Archived from the original on August 3, 2014. Retrieved March 5, 2014. Miller, John J. (July–August 2005). "Extraordinary Feats of an X-Man". Philanthropy Magazine. Archived from the original on March 14, 2013. Retrieved August 17, 2012. Caulfield, Brian (February 13, 2012). "Peter Diamandis: Rocket Man". Forbes. Archived from the original on July 16, 2012. 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"An 'Abundance' of targets for asteroid miners". USA Today. Archived from the original on August 17, 2012. Retrieved August 17, 2012. FoundMyFitness 427K subscribers Dr. Peter Diamandis is a serial entrepreneur and founder of XPRIZE, a non-profit organization that designs and conducts global competitions that incentivize the development of technological breakthroughs that propel humanity toward a better future. Tony Robbins is an entrepreneur, bestselling author, philanthropist, and business strategist. He provides business and life coaching to millions of people worldwide through his audio programs, educational videos, and live seminars. 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:38 - How Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis met 00:10:58 - Tony and Peter discuss their lifestyle habits 00:22:26 - GRAIL cancer screening blood test 00:23:05 - Cleerly AI-driven coronary CT scan 00:29:02 - The role of DNA damage in aging 00:33:52 - Epigenetics, NAD+, and sirtuins 00:37:32 - Interrupted cellular reprogramming 00:45:14 - Longevity escape velocity 00:50:57 - What do we do after longevity is "solved?" 00:57:00 - Space travel, gene therapy, and organogenesis 01:04:44 - Therapeutic plasma exchange 01:12:32 - 3D printing of complex organs 01:14:29 - Promises and challenges of future technologies 01:17:04 - Age-reversal XPrize 01:19:39 - How mRNA vaccine technology may impact aging Get the show notes: https://www.foundmyfitness.com/episod... 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FoundMyFitness Pinned by FoundMyFitness FoundMyFitness 4 months ago (edited) Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:38 - How Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis met 00:10:58 - Tony and Peter discusses their lifestyle habits 00:22:26 - GRAIL cancer screening blood test 00:23:05 - Cleerly AI-driven coronary CT scan 00:29:02 - The role of DNA damage in aging 00:33:52 - Epigenetics, NAD+, and sirtuins 00:37:32 - Interrupted cellular reprogramming 00:45:14 - Longevity escape velocity 00:50:57 - What do we do after longevity is "solved?" 00:57:00 - Space travel, gene therapy and organogenesis 01:04:44 - Therapeutic plasma exchange 01:12:32 - 3D printing of complex organs 01:14:29 - Promises and challenges of future technologies 01:17:04 - Age-reversal XPrize 01:19:39 - How mRNA vaccine technology may impact aging Hey, guys! If you're interested in knowing literally everything discussed in this episode, make sure to get the full, extended timeline available in our show note at https://www.foundmyfitness.com/episodes/robbins-diamandis . We do this for literally all of our episodes and it should be a great asset to many of you that might want to get a feel for what's discussed before committing your time towards listening. Additionally, this episode is available as a podcast, like most of our interviews. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/071-peter-diamandis-md-and-tony-robbins-on-strategies/id818198322?i=1000553468611 Thanks so much for tuning in! 14 George Wines George Wines 4 months ago Dr. Rhonda, this sort of info for healthspan and longevity is really great. I don't think anybody you have interviewed have directly touched on how to keep teeth and gums from what is seen as normal wear and tear. When somebody lives to be much older, how can they keep their teeth to be similar to people in their 30s like the rest of these lifestyle changes and supplements are allowing? Can you do a podcast or aliquot on that? 23 FoundMyFitness B Epperson B Epperson 4 months ago (edited) I really enjoy information that normal folks can use in everyday life who don't have access to exceptional excess of financial capital. For us regulars who just want to optimize our and our patient's health, this was a little out of reach and offered little in practical information. Space travel is off limits to the majority of Americans, and so are most of the annual "Uploading" technologies mentioned. We can't even get mono-clonal antibodies in Washington state. This one was not my cup of tea. 16 A & D A & D 4 months ago They started talking the Miracles of NMN and Dr Patrik was like “pump the brakes boys.” 😂❤️❤️ 27 Jac Flasche Jac Flasche 4 months ago Unlike what Tony said, several nmn supplements were found to contain the amount they claimed. This whole thing sounds so much like a infomercial. 19 Boyd Hooper Boyd Hooper 4 months ago If we had more people like Peter the world would be a much better place. The epitome of applied intelligence ! 10 S1T2A3N S1T2A3N 4 months ago I love Dr. Patrick's presentations because they are intensive and very densely packed with very valuable information. Those chatting guys might be good for somebody in need of motivational speech. I quit listening realizing I have better use of my time. 11 jdt2003 jdt2003 4 months ago Any of the ~20 doctors I've been to in life never mention anything akin to what Dr Patrick, Tony, and Peter talk about. 17 Katerina Katerina 4 months ago Amazing info, THANK YOU! 🙏🏼 2 FoundMyFitness LDoctorKC LDoctorKC 4 months ago The trick to this is access. Who, What, Where and how much. I did the rotator cuff surgery and not good, listened to a podiatrist who said the can “fix” my foot and now I’m stuck in worse shape. I agree with using this technology, but how to get it is the challenge. The one thing I’ve learned in 60+ years is to find what’s creating an issue and give your body a chance to heal. The pain is learning the lesson after you let someone “fix” you only to have it irreparable. 10 Thug Nasty Thug Nasty 4 months ago Doc, I love your podcast! 4 FoundMyFitness MPM Revolution MPM Revolution 2 months ago That was phenomenal conversation. Andrew Zanas Andrew Zanas 4 months ago (edited) Thank you, Rhonda. Happy to see it start with what initially brought these two people together. We don't often associate Tony Robbins with genomic breakthroughs, or in thinking anthropologically beyond biomedical and natural evolutionary advancements. It was important to hear that Tony's still growing in bringing the whole mind/body paradigm together in order to explore, associate and extend our longevity and health from an ontological perspective. Peter's new to me. We want to hear more. I'm still not sold on the rush to adopt iMra and CRISPR technology the way it was jammed down our throats by creating novel gain-of-function lethal viruses first and then purposely releasing them into the wild. It's pretty much a given now when Victoria Newland's public revelation acknowledged the US had established 26 biomedical research labs in the Ukraine alone, and another 300 in 30 other countries. We can't ignore it, however it's great to hear there are companies working on eradicating diseases and people like Peter who are willing to do much more than just talk about it. (Correction and Apologies. Victoria Newland, not Cynthia.) 3 UHFStation1 UHFStation1 4 months ago Interesting. Where can an average Joe find stem cells if they don't have a placenta laying around? 5 Michael Boroski Michael Boroski 4 months ago (edited) Wow, I can't really believe Tony Robbins when in one minute he says: He jumps 1000x in a day, he has 99.9% higher bone density than they've ever measured .. 25 lbs more lean muscle mass then the average NFL lineman, lactic acid @ 18 and talking, he had the highest mercury level they've ever tested in NY... Etc, etc.... 12 Mike Lowrey Mike Lowrey 4 months ago Longevity? Thats great! I’ve always wanted to be longer. 24 Ellen Collins Ellen Collins 4 months ago Very interesting. But, for instance, this PCKS9 vaccine, that lowers cholesterol? Well, recent thinking is not vilifying cholesterol in and of itself---or even LDL cholesterol--as much as in the past. In the absence of inflammation, cholesterol itself is not necessarily harmful and might even be helpful. For instance cholesterol proffers immunity. Also, the treatment ignores the fact that high cholesterol is inversely related to all cause mortality in the elderly... So it's a little bit worrisome to "protect" us against health situations that may later be found to not be the culprits at all. Just a thought. 6 A M A M 4 months ago Nice to have someone like Robbins synthesizing longevity science. Can have a huge impact. 10 Sandra Collins Sandra Collins 4 months ago (edited) I wish Rhonda Patrick could be my Dx! Amazing info of what I have learned from her. I am having however, having a difficult time listening to 2 rich men who can afford $$$$$ that the rest of us cannot afford and love to hear themselves talk about how much they know- total informercial. . I want to see their claims backed up by science. For instance CAC score of 1000 is good? Really. I don’t think Dr Peter Attia would agree that anything over 0 would be good. Do an IMT which is a low cost test that finds soft plaques. Not the best utube for me and hope Dr Patrick sticks with ppl who are credible. As a female engineer the “mansplaining” is very annoying 10 Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 4 months ago WOW I watch all David’s vids & have ordered his book. Andy PPP Andy PPP 4 months ago How do stem cells from a placenta (that is presumably not Tony’s) work in his body? I don’t get it - shouldn’t your body be rejecting cells from other people and do you want brain cells, heart cells etc. made by these “foreign” stem cells? Does anyone know? 4 susy may susy may 4 months ago Great timestamps! 2 FoundMyFitness Omar Arreola Omar Arreola 4 months ago This field is so bipolar one minute there’s a video that nmn does not work and other videos that it’s the next big thing man I wish scientist and doctors and researchers and other got together and debated to see where the consensus is and make our own minds up 7 Scott K Scott K 4 months ago Lately it seems like whenever a podcast has a slot to fill, regardless of the niche, they'll just book Tony Robbins. What is his expertise again? Pep talks? 15 funhistory funhistory 4 months ago UGH!!! I was so relieved to get all zeroes for my CT calcification scan last year, but at 23:41, "You've seen people with a zero calcium score having a heart attack..." 3 Tommy Thompson Tommy Thompson 4 months ago Is fidelity to marriage considered a longevity strategy ? 3 Jen Holmes Jen Holmes 4 months ago I have had a torn rotator cuff for years, are there doctors in Australia who can inject some placenta material into the rotator cuff? ATM I am having PRP injections, & I read somewhere where they don’t work so sadlyI am believing that literature instead of believing they will work. 😹 1 swenic swenic 4 months ago Great episode! He looks like he's related to (or a clone of) Jean Claude van Damme! 1 Peter #chasejarvis #podcast #peterdiamandis Peter H. Diamandis: The Future is Faster Than You Think 32,240 viewsSep 9, 2020 746 DISLIKE SHARE DOWNLOAD CLIP SAVE Chase Jarvis 222K subscribers Peter H. Diamandis, MD has started over 20 companies in the areas of longevity, space, venture capital and education. Inspired by the great storytellers of science fiction who imagined a world as it could be, Peter set his sights on making bold ideas into reality. Recently named by Fortune as one of the “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders,” Peter H. Diamandis believes there is nothing we cannot do. He is a New York Times Bestselling author of two books: Abundance – The Future Is Better Than You Think and BOLD – How to go Big, Create Wealth & Impact the World. His latest book, The Future is Faster Than You Think explores how today's accelerating technologies are transforming our lives. In our conversation, we explore: * Mindset is everything. It differentiates success from failure, helps us navigate ups and downs, and ultimately how we see the world. * Tackling big and bold ideas requires real passion. Peter shares his insights on finding our creative calling. * Every problem can be solved with the right mindset, technology, and capitol. So the question isn't whether it can be solved, but how. The best way to predict the future is to create it yourself, says Peter. So let's dive in. Enjoy! #chasejarvis #podcast #peterdiamandis -- ► Useful? Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/chasejarvis?s... Leave me a comment. Let me know what you think! =========================== CONNECT WITH ME: =========================== Get VIP-only content and stay up-to-date with the latest: http://chasejarvis.com/vip WEBSITE: http://www.chasejarvis.com FACEBOOK: http://facebook.com/chasejarvis TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/chasejarvis INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/chasejarvis GOOGLE+: http://plus.google.com/chasejarvis SNAPCHAT: http://snapchat.com/add/chasejarvis ----- Chase Jarvis is well known as a visionary photographer, fine artist and entrepreneur. Chase is cited as one of the most influential photographers of the past decade. As an entrepreneur, Chase created Best Camera - the world's first mobile photo app to share images direct to social networks - sparking the global photo sharing craze. He is currently the founder & CEO of CreativeLive, the world's largest live-streaming online education company, having delivered more than a billion minutes of free live education worldwide. 49 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Kilian Lindberg A G Kilian Lindberg A G 1 year ago (edited) Note to self 04:59 Mindset, protect that neural garden 09:05 News; ~10-1 negative selection bias (Future Loop) 14:26 Mantra / Affirmations; purpose 15:50 Abundance; bake more pies with tech 17:40 Recognize echoes of survival mode 20:29 Singularity University & Ray 23:27 Disruptions in every industry this decade 25:22 P finding his purpose 28:02 How to tricks; find that Passion / purpose 29:42 How-to 2 💎 30:08 Futurism, a we as ‘Ultimate Creators’ 32:39 Circumstantial Realism, being grounded 34:30 Deconstructing a success Framework 35:22 AI Manifestation, imagination & action 36:50 Commitment, Intention & openness 38:00 11 year Overnight success 38:20 More on authentic ‘magical thinking’ 39:50 Meta thinking & action ... ☺️👍 42:06 Human lifespan, Leap in perspectives 44:30 Longevity escapes velocity 46:33 Sleep (~8 h), diet/fasting & exercise 50:00 Veganism; sometimes a sensitive subject 51:54 Future; Exponential Progress Appearing as Disrupting Leaps 53:42 Future; Space n Mind in Cloud 55:09 Optimism ... 8 Jamie Reibl Jamie Reibl 1 year ago two of my mentors discussing mindset and futurism for an hour?? Um.. yes please! Great episode Chase, love what you do. 20 Chase Jarvis Donald Beaudry Donald Beaudry 1 year ago Peter Diamandis is a true innovative genius 17 Chase Jarvis Margie Callahan Margie Callahan 1 year ago (edited) So true it can take over a decade to become an overnight success! I started a project in 2013 and I’m finally close to launching. BTW, I’m 68 years young 😎. Thanks so much for this positive interview! 7 hes1gold hes1gold 1 year ago That was a great interview. Thank you for digging so deep into the answers of Diamandis. By digging deep, my questions were answered. Love your interview style 11 Chase Jarvis Kirstin Strand Kirstin Strand 1 year ago I love all that is said here; the only verb lacking that goes hand in hand with Passion is DRIVE. It is a necessary ingredient, based on my personal success. 1 Yousuf Mamsa Yousuf Mamsa 1 year ago Great interview. Looking forward to the future. Will love to live forever if I can. 2 Joanne Whitlock - Speaking Made Simple ESL Joanne Whitlock - Speaking Made Simple ESL 1 year ago For finding clues as to purpose and passion, I like what Brené brown said in her talk on shame when her friend said to her ‘you’re like the worst role model ever for vulnerability’. It struck me that I am the worst role model ever for expressing myself and finding the right words ... and guess what I was put here to do ... help people express themselves! Good question to ask yourself is what am I the worst role model ever to teach people? There may be a clue in there somewhere. 6 Abdul Baset Abdul Baset 1 year ago Thank you Chase Jarvis. Useful and interesting. 1 Wаynе Soko Wаynе Soko 1 year ago This guy inspires me so much. 1 Barry Deeks Barry Deeks 1 year ago Hey Peter your the most inspiring man ever 1 Billy Marino Billy Marino 1 year ago Thanks for what you do Chase. Great episode. 4 Mauricio Jaramillo Mauricio Jaramillo 1 year ago Thank you, it was very useful. 2 Carolyn M Carolyn M 10 days ago Ray Kurzweil has changed my mindset on the future and what will be possible in, literally, only a decade or two (2022 now). I have met people who, when I share on FB, etc. an article about how quickly this all is moving, they immediately come at me, often angrily, that this is all a con. I've read Peter's book and it's rooted in those same ideas that I read in The Singularity Is Near. If people tell you this is a con, don't bother trying to convince them, just move on. I'm well educated as are many of these critics. The difference is they're coming at it with from an emotional place and seem to lack any imagination or vision. I can see how AI is already a tool for artists and creators like myself and we're just getting started. Ήτορ Ομάδα Ήτορ Ομάδα 1 year ago Λόγος - Έργο - Νόημα 3 Yina Frentz Yina Frentz 1 year ago (edited) Very useful thoughts and lifestyle tips; I'm a vegan, sugar-free, nonsmoker... Programming ourselves? After we were fit unconsciously with the crooked numbers? All these talks&books are to be for 1 in million, all the rest we listen to as entertainment if hopefully, we choose so, otherwise, the impotence to have never a piece of a safe and abundant future can steal the minimum of happiness. An "OK" life without University, fame, successful business, or the job you like so never work a single day in exchange still since fiction and grow the figures at the mental health pandemic. 2 VULCAN1135 VULCAN1135 1 year ago love this guy 2 Kilian Lindberg A G Kilian Lindberg A G 1 year ago Good talk ☺️👍 1 ChrisBrengel ChrisBrengel 1 year ago Diamontes is a very smart wasp male in the richest and most technologically advanced society in history. He has surrounded himself with other very smart wasp males of like mind (this guy, kurtzweil, etc) They have made an echo chamber which Is largely cut off from most of humanity. That doesn't mean he doesn't have some fascinating, provocative, and very important things to say. 2 Billy Don Knox Billy Don Knox 3 months ago (edited) Thanks so much #ChaseJarvis for this Inspiring Digital content of #PeterDiamandis 🙏 ✨ helps us to 24/7 BE #LovingLifeNoww ☯️♾🙈🙊🙉🥰 1 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES SWEDEN - Veronica Chiaravalli EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES SWEDEN - Veronica Chiaravalli 1 year ago That is happening to me NOW! 1 Billy Don Knox Billy Don Knox 3 months ago (edited) 44:36 “Longevity Escape Velocity” #RayKurzweil ☯️♾🙈🙊🙉🥰 1 The Great Awakening The Great Awakening 1 year ago Geez, imagine if trump said... Covid-19? “ I’m like a kid in a candy store” Yieks. 1 Eric Eric 11 months ago Just have the halves or parts of the brain sleep in shifts. 1 Billy Don Knox Billy Don Knox 3 months ago (edited) 13:45 #LifeForce with #TonyRobbins & #PeterDiamandis is Amazing 👏 😍 1 trojanthedog trojanthedog 1 year ago How long do I want to live? Ask me on my 200th birthday! 3 Professor DR ABHIJIT SAYAMBER MD withme##Pulmonolo Professor DR ABHIJIT SAYAMBER MD withme##Pulmonolo 6 months ago Om 1 Filip Delannoy Filip Delannoy 1 year ago 🤩 1 The Great Awakening The Great Awakening 1 year ago (edited) Hmmmm. I take that back. ->Nah, we don’t want it. It’s not mindset, it’s you trying to force this as normal. And pass it along as -mindset. Behind me demons. 2 Loretta Dillon-Ham Loretta Dillon-Ham 1 year ago (edited) 50:04 so sad to hear the lack of knowledge on nutrition articulated as a generalised statement. “I have gone vegan because I THINK its just ALL the PROTEIN YOU NEED” (terrible statement) real science (absent of corrupt vested interests) does not support this belief. Very unfortunate to hear such a clever human say this. Hope when he discovers the truth his dissonance and biases allow him to actually accept the truth and then tell all who have adopted his values and beliefs to learn with him. loki thor loki thor 11 months ago It is the most ignorant and arrogant thing to say that Avg human life span was 20. Were you are around like 10,000 yrs ago or a 100,000 yrs ago. Do you know each and exact beings on this planet. In 4 bn years earth has seen many different beings who lived over thousands of years. Read the Gita. Do not be so arrogant. titodecastro titodecastro 11 months ago boring, so boring post humanistic and H. Spencer background thought. Abundance is our future | Peter Diamandis 470,191 viewsFeb 29, 2012 7.3K DISLIKE SHARE DOWNLOAD SAVE TED 21.6M subscribers http://www.ted.com Onstage at TED2012, Peter Diamandis makes a case for optimism -- that we'll invent, innovate and create ways to solve the challenges that loom over us. "I'm not saying we don't have our set of problems; we surely do. But ultimately, we knock them down." TEDTalks is a daily video podcast of the best talks and performances from the TED Conference, where the world's leading thinkers and doers give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes. Featured speakers have included Al Gore on climate change, Philippe Starck on design, Jill Bolte Taylor on observing her own stroke, Nicholas Negroponte on One Laptop per Child, Jane Goodall on chimpanzees, Bill Gates on malaria and mosquitoes, Pattie Maes on the "Sixth Sense" wearable tech, and "Lost" producer JJ Abrams on the allure of mystery. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design, and TEDTalks cover these topics as well as science, business, development and the arts. Closed captions and translated subtitles in a variety of languages are now available on TED.com, at http://www.ted.com/translate If you have questions or comments about this or other TED videos, please go to http://support.ted.com 972 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... guilherme Chagas guilherme Chagas 2 years ago Quem veio assistir o vídeo por indicação do Ícaro de Carvalho, curti ai! rs ( muito bom!) 85 Your Best Friend Your Best Friend 1 year ago (edited) I love this talk. I read that he gave ted talk in his book “abundance”. It is extremely easy to be pessimistic. But it takes a broadened view and graceful awareness to see great possibility in the future. If we choose to be pessimistic. We dont have a future. We have to see beyond those dreadful news. We have to see we dealt with every tough issue. See? We are vaccinating people from covid ! A year go. It seemed impossible. We are capable of resolving them. If we dont think we cant. There wont be a future for us! 2 supra2nv supra2nv 5 years ago I've watched this presentation many times over the years and it's epic every time ^v^ 14 Simon Cortez Simon Cortez 6 years ago One of the best futurists ever. Bar none. My man Peter Diamantis. Great presentation and a better outlook on the future of human society, visionaries are what make societies great time and time again! 64 Chantel Jones Chantel Jones 8 years ago Negativity gets us no where. Optimistic and positive thinking like this is desperately needed. Thank you. 23 Dharmendra Rai Dharmendra Rai 5 years ago Peter Diamandis & Ray Kurzweil rock ! They predict the future with huge credibility & rationale . I am sure this talk clarifies & comforts people the way it has for me 15 sandy davis sandy davis 6 years ago Fantastic presentation. Im reading "Abundance" in one of my EMBA classes; it's insightful, very well written and the most hopeful piece of "information" I hace read in a very long time. Strong work, Dr. Diamandis. 6 Cory Young Cory Young 10 years ago I love what he's saying but I think he's overlooking the fact that there are still rich people in control of every major resource asserting their own agendas 1 Luis Ruffolo Luis Ruffolo 10 years ago i love the optimistic view he presents and the perspective he is giving out to the world! three words Inspiringly beutifully true. belive people! Rahul Kukala Rahul Kukala 4 years ago I did not see Coca Cola deploying the Water Purifying technology in 206 countries across the world after 5yrs from this video. 49 schalazeal07 schalazeal07 5 years ago Amazing talk and presentor!! Such passion and positivity!! Thanks for the enlightenment and comfort and the drive!! 4 LUIS FERNANDO CUESTA SANCHEZ LUIS FERNANDO CUESTA SANCHEZ 2 years ago Great to hear all of that, but I'm afraid that the pace in which technology is advancing is way faster than the working class can adapt. Especially during this century there will be a great disruption and people going through some really difficult times 3 Luiz Machado Luiz Machado 8 years ago Phenomenal talk! 10 Synergy Creative Synergy Creative 10 years ago Thank You for presenting the TRUTH about our future. An amazing message that encourages all of us to think our way into abundance. 2 NAOMI尚美 NAOMI尚美 1 year ago Thanks to the translation, I could understand the speech of Mr.Diamandis who's called an ally of Mr.Musk.Thank you very much again. 1 Life At Mindvalley Life At Mindvalley 10 years ago Loved this quote "Small teams driven by their passion with a clear focus can do extraordinary things. Things that [only] large corporations and governments could do in the past." ~ Peter Diamandis Patrick Smith Patrick Smith 10 years ago This is wonderful, can you imagine working alongside this guy everyday?! I fear though that people invested in class and old world technologies will resist the changes he foresees, but hopefully not for long. jacob man jacob man 8 years ago Technology is expanding at an INCREDIBLE rate and this guy got two degrees at Harvard and went to MIT so he knows what he's talking about. 1 UBI Guy UBI Guy 2 years ago Its 2020 and I can safely say that most of these predictions are accurate. You're a great thinker and inspiration, thank you Peter!! 3 Zaxomio Zaxomio 10 years ago Love how this video starts of introducing that we are being too skeptical because of the design of our brain. Hundreds of skeptical comments appear below it pointing out all possible ways he could be wrong and everything sucks. I love humans ^^ we hate life so much yet we are so good at it DeanRendar84 DeanRendar84 6 months ago A much needed reminder to keep living our destinys, the abundance was so abundant, that I was made aware of this book from the $1 rack in the campus library. The cover looked like a chipotle product, also a symbol/lifestyle of the modern abundance when we choose to rethink value as seller makers. CRISANTOFISIO CRISANTOFISIO 10 years ago Seria estupendo que le agregaran subtitulos en español. Second Chance Life Second Chance Life 10 years ago Bravo....What an amazing TED Talk Peter....you have great ideas and put a much needed positive perspective on our future and present predicaments. I shared this with all I could...Look forward to connecting with you on FB Jose Luis Jauregui Jose Luis Jauregui 3 years ago I'm grateful of being an engineer that works to provide new solutions to my country. Thanks Peter for the words full of confidence in a better world. Ryan Shelton Ryan Shelton 1 year ago Boy, this really panned out well. 5 Corrine Girard Corrine Girard 7 years ago This was probably the most interesting video I've seen...ever. It's nice to hear a POSITIVE outlook on our future. He presented some really great ideas and I'm excited to see what happens with new technology in developing countries. I think that everyone should see this talk. Da Dumlpes Da Dumlpes 10 years ago I don't think I've ever been so hopeful. Thanks Pete! porcupineracer2 porcupineracer2 10 years ago This is a much better presentation then the previous TedTalk uploaded to YouTube. It recognizes human civilization's progress and its potential to make things better. Sure, if resources get scarce there will be troubles. But we've overcome doomsday scenarios before. There is a future for humanity. Science will bring humanity closer to solving the world's problems. Not drum-beating and scare tactics. Djbeaker Djbeaker 10 years ago this is amazing. it really shows that no matter what the doomsday people say... life isnt that bad. i love this guy. SunsetSheen SunsetSheen 10 years ago This video actually gives me hope for this world Leonardo Cesar Leonardo Cesar 2 years ago Quem veio pela indicação do Ícaro? Top demais! 4 jathgnos jathgnos 10 years ago I always love to see a video with a positive view of the future, great video. 1 Ryan Lindskog Ryan Lindskog 7 years ago I love this message! It's good to keep things in perspective and notice the positive things in out world; however, I did find it ironic that he was giving bad news about bad news. I think this had the same effect on the Amygdala, causing a bit of a paradox. niriop niriop 10 years ago I like this set up: Paul Gilding sets out the problem, Peter Diamondis gives the solution. These two guys should work together. However, I fear our global political and economic system is simply too "primitive" to enforce the change neccessary to continue this upward evolution and we'll succumb to ecological destruction. Gemini Blaze Gemini Blaze 9 years ago This is more of the aware education we need on a global scale, at least the majority, and connects right into The Zeitgeist Movement and Venus Project, the main groups promoting this aware information and it's need to simply be common knowledge. At this point. It's always hard to see people try to debate or deny this in grand scope, but then again I've been following this info for years, it takes time for newcomers, especially the indoctrinated and uneducated. wygram wygram 10 years ago This guy picked up on something (that the media feeds us negative stories because that's what minds remember the most), but his conclusion will lead people to ignore all the problems we face because technology will take care of them. The only thing that can save us is love and care for each other, and only that will give us abundance. Chris Capel Chris Capel 10 years ago @enticed2zeitgeist Sure, but my point is that "world peace" won't be achieved by everyone suddenly deciding to love each other and stop being selfish, greedy and dishonest. If we get there at all, it'll be through generation after generation of social evolution. Again, assuming we don't blow ourselves up first. 4 Eli Tanenbaum Eli Tanenbaum 10 years ago "What is so much higher about our standard of living compared to 1963 other than... Ipods, cell phones, Internet, TVs, faxes, bigger homes, bigger colored TVs, better cars" Some other things you didn't mention are air conditioning, video game systems, and indoor plumbing. Middle-class people are vastly wealthier than they were in the 60s. Somebody living at the standard of living of a middle class person in the 60s would probably be near the poverty line today. Continued in next post. Wallace Ferreira Wallace Ferreira 6 years ago Great work, very inspiring. Roberto Machicao Roberto Machicao 10 years ago Refreshing, optimistic, challenging. Great talk! gotehorn gotehorn 10 years ago After looking at you channel I see we have some things in common. But I also see other's share my skepticism regarding production abundance. Yes it's possible, but it doesn't seem likely because when all demands are supplied the rich can't get richer. If you are talking about just the basics, well it is those basics that primarily drive an economy. How to re invent our economic and hence social world is a complex problem, but needed. My apology for grouping you with the Fox lemmings Klaus Strauch Klaus Strauch 10 years ago This guy know how to motivate and talk to people. I wish I could talk as good as he does. Santiago Luquez Santiago Luquez 7 years ago Brilliant 12 Swaganomics 101: Jimmy Rustles Swaganomics 101: Jimmy Rustles 10 years ago This is one of the most incredible Ted presentations ever. The world has made all of such pessimists, but then you see this and it really changes your world view. mastertheillusion mastertheillusion 9 years ago Peter Diamandis is utterly brilliant. Between Planetary Resources, Singularity University and others, he is demonstrating a model of what a great CEO and entrepreneur is all about. I wish I had the opportunity to work with someone as inspiring as this. ElsewhereIsHere ElsewhereIsHere 9 years ago Think about it. A future where automation will allow a tiny percentage of the entire human population to produce everything everyone might need to live a healthy and happy life. This will free us to pursue things such as philosophy, art and science without the burdens and drudgery of employment. dana-zoe gest dana-zoe gest 10 years ago he just kicks ass telling us what we CAN become, what we WILL become, what our DESTINY is.....the future of abundance... Mikhael37 Mikhael37 10 years ago There is something this guy is missing: Moore's law has a limit. There is a limit to how fast computers can work, and that limit is size. The next step is quantum computing and so far there is little progress in that field. There is also biological computing (like DNA), but it's also still a very slowly emerging technology and no one knows whether it will work. I think that this guy's point of view is too optimistic. The other man, Paul Gilding, has a more realistic presentation. Sam Baker Sam Baker 6 years ago I met Peter Diamandis back in August. He is a genius and I'm confident that he'll save the world. 3 Peter Cohen Peter Cohen 10 years ago I already said; "Solar voltaics" (as just one alternative). Generating baseline grid power from solar is 4 times more expensive than coal right now, but if we had to, we could do it. But research on both generation and storage is making progress by leaps and bounds. At an improvement rate of 40% a year, it does not take long to reach parity with fossil fuels, and then to pass it. It is important to realize that the oil will not turn off all of a sudden. It gets more expensive as it gets rarer. Eli Tanenbaum Eli Tanenbaum 10 years ago The life expectancy in 1963 was also only 70 years, compared to 79 years now. The main problem is that people don't feel richer, because we've become so much more unequal. Because income mobility is not what it used to be, people feel poor, even though they enjoy a higher standard of living. So while economically we're doing better, you're right that psychologically, we may be less happy with our lot in life than we were in 1963, when most of the nation shared a similar standard of living. Gemini Blaze Gemini Blaze 9 years ago yes, it's so many great freethinker and futurists in the public eye to be inspired by, and that we all have the ability to be those as well, get our voice out, and know we have the power of our human minds. I suggest to you Also people like Jacque Fresco, Gabor Mate, Federico Pistono, Daniel H Pink, and definitely a book called "The first Civilization" by Jas Garcha. Doodsome Doodsome 10 years ago Even though this dude's views are strictly subjective, he's sending pretty positive vibes =) Have to respect him just for that. Naive, but positive. avedic avedic 8 years ago I completely agree with him. He's right on the mark. What sucks is....I still can barely pay my bills. :/ 1 Neil Papier Neil Papier 5 years ago (edited) Here's the problem, abundance of technology does NOT equate to actual progress. Like the speaker mentioned, poorer individuals today have much more at their disposal than rich people did about 100 years ago. If were so advanced right now, then why is there a crisis in energy, water, the environment, terrorism etc. Why do we live in a less equal and unhappy society today than ever? All this technology yet why have we not already turned it into progress? An egalitarian society is more important to us than tech. Also, the idea that poor people should be happy with what they have because its better than what rich people had 100 years ago is dismissive to say the least. 8 VagabondLifestyles VagabondLifestyles 8 years ago People keep hovering over the aspects of money and capital and it is clear with this TED Talk that abundance is about resource that help the individuals and the world get ahead...and that is the beauty of this concept, its not about restriction it is about expansion. Sally Morem Sally Morem 10 years ago Abundance. Now this is what A'm talkin' about. None of that dystopian nonsense here. Diamandis takes the power of accelerating technology seriously. Excellent. Dr S Ranjan MBBS Acupuncturist Dr S Ranjan MBBS Acupuncturist 1 year ago 10:45 We are Living in Information & Communication AbunDANCE. The task ahead is to filter Wisdom out of Information. Mind Valley & Market (competition for the attention of consumers) is doing it. Many people like me don't watch TV. a few movies. YouTube, blog, podcast, Twitter is getting more attention. 2 Sam Serrano Sam Serrano 2 years ago I need someone's opinion. I'm writing a paper about this video. I'm gonna argue about his optimism. I believe that we can have natural abundance through the advancements of technology someday, like he started but he doesn't seem concerned about time. Technology advances at an extraordinary rate, but will it be fast enough? When humanity is on a time crunch of colonizing another planet or somehow duplicating natural resources, will we have enough time? yubedude yubedude 10 years ago A well presented talk that is both rational and thought provoking. There is one thing...with this increase of activity there should be an expected increase of randomness and chaos which could allow for an increase in abhorrent behavior on the part of a few individuals. Everyone and all their ideas will have greater access not just those ideas and those thinkers who seek to add positive insights to humanity I expect the Tragedy of the Commons to win out and his ideals to loose. Oh well... 1001 Nail Designers de Sucesso 1001 Nail Designers de Sucesso 2 years ago Quem veio pelo Ícaro de Carvalho? 10 Megachron88 Megachron88 10 years ago I think you missed the whole part about this being the most peaceful and prosperous time in human history. Evil people are everywhere, you're right, but we're starting to observe trends where these greedy shenanigans are being suppressed due to rapid world-wide communication from massive social networks. Whenever something bad and ugly happens, people will know about it, and if it's significant enough, people will fight for it. Just look at what's been happening with SOPA. fububalla fububalla 10 years ago Yea man, that's easy to say but the entire economic system is more centralized than localized which makes it difficult to get off the ground. Think about it. Even with a great idea you need to either know someone w/ cash or go to commercial bank which is basically controlled by the federal reserve (central bank). So I hope Diamandis is right and along the way we figure away to maintain a vibrant cerebral and work-based society - cause we all know how lazy technology makes us. Gkrypt Gkrypt 10 years ago He admits that yes, the population will grow and grow to more and more billions, and he acknowledges that it will take a lot of food, space, and especially there's the problem of animal food that we eat. He goes over those points beautifully in the book, there are aweinspiring technologies out there that will solve this problem. And I mean SOLVE it. Please give the book a look over, all of the doom and gloom I read in the comments, I've read it addressed beautifuly in the book Abundance. J whitenstall J whitenstall 10 years ago We have the technology and resources to take care of our planet and everything on it for a long time, they are not applied because abundance is not profitable, and independant self-sufficient people cannot be controlled. I reserve my optimism for when the resources are managed effectively, and not controlled by a tiny greedy minority. Acerola211 Acerola211 10 years ago Those figures about less people dying, about the food prices dropping, etc., could also be interpreted to mean that we are using up more resources than ever. Our resources are limited, and people need to realize that if we expect to live a sustainable life. It's not realistic to behave as if we have no limit on our resources. Brayden Karr Brayden Karr 2 years ago Hey guys it’s me from the future 2020 that he is talking about and things don’t seem any better... our whole world is burning 5 fububalla fububalla 10 years ago The basic problem which undermines this very optimistic presentation is the provision of jobs and distribution of wealth in the future. When technology takes more and jobs while populations increase, this will prompt a systemic change due to the fragile and archaic or inappropriate nature of the economic system we have today. josh mcgee josh mcgee 9 years ago I think that's where the ability to brand and market your ideas is going to become more important than ever before Jim Williams Jim Williams 10 years ago The power of positive thinking at its best.... Possibilities and hope... Nice to hear for a change. Peter Cohen Peter Cohen 10 years ago Yes, I have said it myself all along, the oil does not run out, if just gets more expensive as it gets more rare. And at the same time as it is getting more rare and expensive, research on alternatives continues making those cheaper and cheaper as time goes on. At some point it simply becomes cheaper to use the alternative than it does the oil. This is simply not a problem other than the fact that energy is going to be more expensive in the future, at least for a while. enticed2zeitgeist enticed2zeitgeist 10 years ago I'm all for solving the worlds problems, but the problems that plague the world right now aren't technical, they are spiritual and emotional. We don't need more gadgetry, we've got plenty. What we need is more humility, compassion, charity and generosity and love and more technology will have little to do with that. valar valar 7 years ago My amygdala needs some calming down... 37 ʕ´•ᴥ•`ʔ ʕ´•ᴥ•`ʔ 10 years ago I've always thought this - even when I was a kid, that the best time to be lviving in is now - If I had to choose between the following, I would rather be someone in poverty here in the UK than King of Earth 100 years ago - I can have heart surgery under healthcare here and use Google in the library. I can even buy a pineapple and coffee. Kingly luxuries in the past - I read that pineapples were used as decorations in rich people's homes in the past. icedcool icedcool 10 years ago This is an underlying faith in humanity, that as problems grow we deal with it. Joseph Moosman Joseph Moosman 10 years ago Some good points and a lot of wishful thinking. History has not ended and technology brings crises as well as solutions. WorldLady WorldLady 10 years ago Technology is great. Sometimes it can solve problems. And sometimes it can create problems. But the source of ALL problems humanity faces is CONSCIOUSNESS. Consciousness is primary and everything follows. To solve our problems we need to first raise our consciousness. Technology alone will help some, hurt some, but ultimately will not solve our problems. Technology in the hands of a highly conscious human race -- that may be the answer. enticed2zeitgeist enticed2zeitgeist 10 years ago @H1TMANactual there are people like this in every kind of hobby/activity in the world. I personally would happily grow food, build automation, teach, counsel, basically whatever I needed to do to help see these ideas become a reality and that's why I advocate it and volunteer and give as much as I can. XT21 XT21 5 years ago (edited) i AM LIVING IN THE CITY OF HONG KONG, A REASONABLE WELL EDUCATED MAN, MY QUESTION IS: SINCE 2012, WHERE ARE THESE GOODIES HE TALKED ABOUT ARE NOW? WHY MOST OF THEM i HAD NOT YET SEEN IN THE MARKET? WHY ARE THESE GOODIES NOT YET AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE, LIKE THE SMART PHONES WHY TODAY 22nd DEC 2016, THERE ARE STILL CHILDREN DRINKING DIRTY WATER IN ETHIOPIA? WHY SOME CHILDREN IN INDIA'S REMOTE ARID REGION JUST DIED FROM THIRST??????????????WE ALL KNOW THE TECH IS HERE, BUT WHY ARE THEY NOT AVAILABLE? 8 apaige22 apaige22 10 years ago the video was solid but more informative than inspirational. for the average person not influenced by media fallacy the question becomes how can we become more involved to better distribute this "abundance" of resources. bring it home buddy! B Charron B Charron 10 years ago I think living a higher standard of living is not having to work 30 years to pay off your house(provided you dont miss any payments or lose it to the bank), not having the stress that comes from two full time spouses and kids to raise at the same time, eating food that is not Genentically modified, but his healthy and wholesome, having houses made with quality material, and craftmanship so it can last generations to pass onto your heirs, having quality furniture(not ikea or chine made crap). Fast Entrepreneur Fast Entrepreneur 5 years ago Exactly! Thanks for sharing! Abundance 4 Everyone! Let's all work together to help one another! To encourage and to love more and more. It's team work that makes the dream work! Money is just fuel for the impact! Let's change the world! Dream bigger and bigger each day! Who's ready to take Massive Action! Let's go! Connect with me if you are ready to change the world. Everyone is special. Let's help everyone on the planet live a purpose-driven life! Nothing too big nor too small. We are all family. We all have a home here! What will you give? Your time? Your money? Your skills? Your presence? Come help us help others! Let's Pay It Forward! Love. It's all about love! myjimworld myjimworld 10 years ago People will always innovate out of all problems, and we don't have to worry about planning for "the long term". The only difference between the innovators and the rest of us is that the innovators will have a lot of wealth. hitssquad hitssquad 9 years ago "Have you seen Chris Martenson's crash course" Yes. Why do you think I mentioned copper production in the year 1900? Martenson points out that around 1900, people could still walk around and find copper nuggets the size of elephants, and concludes that copper mining must have been much easier back then. Martenson carefully skates around the fact that, despite today's lower-grade ores, world copper mine production is 32x what it was in 1900, and 8x per capita, at lower prices. Angela Taylor Angela Taylor 8 years ago It is shameful when only a handful of people control the wealth of the world in disgusting obscene amounts of money. Are they alleviating poverty? No they want more and more in their greed and next comes power over people. WHY? We all only have on average 80 or 90 years here, so why do these people need more than they could spend in 1000 lifetimes. How can they sleep knowing millions starve while they pig out on the finest foods? Where is theirhumanity? Things have to change and things WILL change. People are waking up to the greed and avarice of these people, and we the people are on the move to change things. 3 Gemini Blaze Gemini Blaze 9 years ago Come on, None of us wanna be too fatalistic about these things, but I can see what you mean, although I love his focus on positivity, he doesn't go over vast amount of social imbalance and mental detriment that still exist on a massive scale, and the power structure deterrents that help slow our grand possibility at this globally sustainable future, so easily possible. Then again he only has so much time. Still great talk, the education we all need. J K J K 9 years ago Great lecture. Excellent information. In the future though, I would like to request that speakers be given the benefit of a pop filter, and also a glass of water. WiredForSuccessTV WiredForSuccessTV 8 years ago Expanded thinking! We love it reinhard Herrera reinhard Herrera 3 years ago Excellent presentation and updates Dr. Julian Simon's Ultimate Resources. Peter Diamandis brings the economic optimism of Dr. Simon to a new audience. The new medium of artificial intelligence is now being brought to the new middle class. Arnold Toynbee would see this as part of the salvation by the machine. The salvation by the machine is a great wonder but Toynbee questions the authenticity of the response. breaneainn breaneainn 10 years ago 20's-fight for the king. 30's live for the day, 40's die for your country, 50's breed for the future, 60's reach for the stars, 70's stand together, 80's work the machine, 90's shock and awe 00.s trust no one 10's deep breath, 20's....................... queenbeenightly queenbeenightly 8 years ago Good luck with all the psychopaths in positions of power. 14 B Charron B Charron 10 years ago Higher material standard of living I would agree with you. The question should be though, Do we have a higher quality of living overall than in the 60's? Do we have less stress? Do we have less divorce/broken homes? Do we have better quality of goods as far as durability goes? Has our money's buying power kept up with inflation (rise in necessities like food, fuel, housing)? The answer to all these questions is unquestionably no. So you see, this is why I say our quality of life is lacking. Peter 4 months ago (edited)