Cory Sandhagen

So if we all have a universal language and we are working on this fucking tower to get closer to God.

Go the stairway to God.

And do it right and you make it there.

do it wrong, and it becomes completely chaotic and divided, and you're scattered across the world with a thousand different fucking languages, and nobody can communicate with each other, so nobody understands each other, and it's just chaos, which is what happened to the human race.

If we develop a universal language, and if this universal language is transmitted through whether it's this implant or wearable, some sort of interface with technology,

then we bypass.

We bypass this primitive state of chaotic tribal monkeys, and we become something superior.

yeah dude that's a that's a cool ass idea about ai i'm gonna put that in my book i'm gonna steal that idea yeah because if you think about it what what what is ai going to be well if super intelligence gets achieved and then you're attaching that to quantum computing right quantum computing right now is only able to just like do integers and you know do do equations

But what if quantum computing and AI merge?

Then you've got some insane amount of computational power attached to an insane intelligence that is going to make better and better versions of itself.

Well, if you scale that up exponentially, 10, 20, 30, 50, 100, 1,000 years, if you keep going, you get a god.

is so confusing and it's so powerful that they think it might be evidence of the multiverse.

Now, I talked to Roman Yampolsky, who's a scientist who talks about the dangers of AI, and he thought that that was all nonsense.

He might be right, but there's a lot of scientists that believe that it's correct and that this is why quantum computing is so powerful.

Because Marc Andreessen said this, and it's the fucking craziest quote ever, that quantum computing, it can solve an equation

That if you converted the entire universe, like every molecule, every atom of the universe into a supercomputer, it would take so long for the universe as a supercomputer to solve this problem that the universe would die of heat death before it solved it.

And quantum computing can solve it in minutes.

What the fuck does that mean?

You're a sorcerer if you go back to the 1400s and show them an iPhone.

None of it makes any sense.