Ari Wallach

as individuals, which some of these protocols will help you do, but we have to decide as a society that we want to actually tackle the question of to what end.

as individuals, which some of these protocols will help you do, but we have to decide as a society that we want to actually tackle the question of to what end.

as individuals, which some of these protocols will help you do, but we have to decide as a society that we want to actually tackle the question of to what end.

Because in the erasure of God, in the erasure of the afterlife, in what was given to us by religion for hundreds, thousands of years, some sort of guarantee that we would go on to heaven or hell, now that that is no longer there for a lot of people, for some it still is, and it still helps them make better decisions, I would argue, in the day-to-day. But for those who no longer have that,

Because in the erasure of God, in the erasure of the afterlife, in what was given to us by religion for hundreds, thousands of years, some sort of guarantee that we would go on to heaven or hell, now that that is no longer there for a lot of people, for some it still is, and it still helps them make better decisions, I would argue, in the day-to-day. But for those who no longer have that,

Because in the erasure of God, in the erasure of the afterlife, in what was given to us by religion for hundreds, thousands of years, some sort of guarantee that we would go on to heaven or hell, now that that is no longer there for a lot of people, for some it still is, and it still helps them make better decisions, I would argue, in the day-to-day. But for those who no longer have that,

We have to decide that, and this can be from an egoic level, that the decisions that we make or do not make are either going to hook up in a great way future generations or not. We can be in those three categories. We can be one or two. It doesn't matter. Who cares? I'm just going to, you know, like YOLO. Or we can say we want to be part of a much larger project. I talk about this a lot.

We have to decide that, and this can be from an egoic level, that the decisions that we make or do not make are either going to hook up in a great way future generations or not. We can be in those three categories. We can be one or two. It doesn't matter. Who cares? I'm just going to, you know, like YOLO. Or we can say we want to be part of a much larger project. I talk about this a lot.

We have to decide that, and this can be from an egoic level, that the decisions that we make or do not make are either going to hook up in a great way future generations or not. We can be in those three categories. We can be one or two. It doesn't matter. Who cares? I'm just going to, you know, like YOLO. Or we can say we want to be part of a much larger project. I talk about this a lot.

You can tell my bias here. I don't say human. The Homo sapien project, I think, like I said, we're kind of at the bottom or the top of the third. We have at least several hundred thousand more years to go. I... I'm not as focused as to whether or not we leave Earth and we go to Mars and we become an interstellar species. I'm more focused on who we are.

You can tell my bias here. I don't say human. The Homo sapien project, I think, like I said, we're kind of at the bottom or the top of the third. We have at least several hundred thousand more years to go. I... I'm not as focused as to whether or not we leave Earth and we go to Mars and we become an interstellar species. I'm more focused on who we are.

You can tell my bias here. I don't say human. The Homo sapien project, I think, like I said, we're kind of at the bottom or the top of the third. We have at least several hundred thousand more years to go. I... I'm not as focused as to whether or not we leave Earth and we go to Mars and we become an interstellar species. I'm more focused on who we are.

Because I've met, like you, I've met great hearts and minds. And I think that as a society... If we take care of everyone's basic needs, if we look at kind of the best of humanity, the best of the humans that we've met, we can all rise to that level.

Because I've met, like you, I've met great hearts and minds. And I think that as a society... If we take care of everyone's basic needs, if we look at kind of the best of humanity, the best of the humans that we've met, we can all rise to that level.

Because I've met, like you, I've met great hearts and minds. And I think that as a society... If we take care of everyone's basic needs, if we look at kind of the best of humanity, the best of the humans that we've met, we can all rise to that level.

So instead of there being like a hundred great heroes in the world who are just so heartfelt, you know, like the Dalai Lama or Mother Teresa or even Einstein.

So instead of there being like a hundred great heroes in the world who are just so heartfelt, you know, like the Dalai Lama or Mother Teresa or even Einstein.

So instead of there being like a hundred great heroes in the world who are just so heartfelt, you know, like the Dalai Lama or Mother Teresa or even Einstein.

No, they're still with us. They're still with me. But look, even when you get into their – look, you asked one of the ways – how do you build transgenerational empathy with the past? Read people's biographies, especially autobiographies. And you see they had it really tough and they're not as perfect and as saintly as we think they are.

No, they're still with us. They're still with me. But look, even when you get into their – look, you asked one of the ways – how do you build transgenerational empathy with the past? Read people's biographies, especially autobiographies. And you see they had it really tough and they're not as perfect and as saintly as we think they are.