Chris Williamson

That one's the news from, from New York city.

This one's that.

And I'm like, dude, I can't, it's even, I have to actively avoid screens.

Now, even if I choose to go screen free.

So yeah, I think most people's relationship to technology is proto negative.

So when they think about if this gets more, that is more of the negative and it's already removed it from me a bit.

I had a really interesting conversation with Nick Bostrom.

So he did his second book, which is kind of like a spiritual sequel to super intelligence.

What if things go wrong?

And then the next one was, what if things go right?

What are the problems of a solved world?

And, um,

He had this really interesting example where he said, basically everything that we value in other humans can be refined down to the fact that you need to negotiate with a world that is scarce.

Why do I like motivation in someone else?

Why do I like discipline?

Why do I like the ability to tell the truth?

Why do I like prudence?

Why do I like good judgment?

Because you need those things to be able to navigate through a world which is going to apply pressure to you.

And if you remove that,