Cory Sandhagen

We're outdated.

I think the hive mind thing is promising, and I have a feeling that that's where we're headed.

I have a feeling that with either some wearable or some sort of technology with an implant where we no longer require language to communicate with each other, and we essentially have instantaneous access to everyone all the time.

And the thing that people are going to have to deal with is that there's going to be no more secrets.

There'll be no more lies.

It's going to be impossible to deceive.

Everyone's going to know exactly what's going on in your soul, like how you interface with the world itself.

That's cool.

I think that's probably where we're headed.

I think if we don't, we're going to become obsolete.

I think it's one of two things.

Either we become obsolete and AI becomes a new digital form of life that's far more intelligent, far more capable than we are, and then it makes better and better versions of itself until it makes God.

Or we merge and we just transcend whatever this state of being these primitive territorial apes with very sophisticated weapons.

We become something different.

Well, that's best case scenario, right?

I think it's also very strange that we are in this position.

It's very strange that we are living our lives at this unbelievable, unique moment in history.

where things are going to change in this undeniably radical way.

Unless something happens, unless we blow ourselves up or we get hit by an asteroid, it's gonna happen.

And it's gonna happen probably within the next 10 years.