Dr. Mark Khater

And I'm always blown away by the empathy, the love, the fairness, the kindness, all these wonderful things that make us human and how much they actually play a role in our decision-making process.

They play a big role in our decision-making process.

And that's what truly makes us intelligent beings.

It's not just our ability to process language or mathematics.

In fact, those play a very small role in our ability to achieve things.

So when you interact with so many humans, I think there is a beauty to being human.

And that can't be mimicked by a machine.

And I don't think that can be beaten by a machine either.

That complexity of what we are as humans, for it to be beaten by a machine, I would be incredibly surprised.

This is such a great last word of the podcast.

So our ability or emotions, love, empathy, this is what we should look for in ourselves and in humankind.

It's great.

I mean, look, I think this is the thing.

Machines think fast, but humans think deep.

And that's different because deep thinking involves your values, your emotions, your empathy, your genuine ability to believe in your humanity.

That's what makes you a deep thinker, not a fast thinker.

And fast thinking was never a trait of wise men or wise humans.

Yeah, yeah.

I don't like to tell stories.

I always tell the guests that I don't tell the stories, but they do.