Eric Schmidt

But proof of identity does not have to include details.

So for example, you could have a cryptographic proof that you are a human being, and it could actually be true without anything else, and also not be able to link it to others using various cryptographic techniques.

Well, I'm of the age where some of my friends are getting really dread diseases.

Can we fix that now?

Can we just eliminate all of those?

Why can't we just take these and right now eradicate all of these diseases?

That's a pretty good goal.

I'm aware of one nonprofit that's trying to identify in the next two years all human druggable targets and release it to the scientists.

If you know the druggable targets, then the drug industry can begin to work on things.

I have another company I'm associated with, which has figured out a way, allegedly, it was a startup, to reduce the cost of stage three trials by an order of magnitude.

As you know, those are the things that ultimately drive the cost structure of drugs.

That's an example.

I'd like to know where dark energy is, and I'd like to find it.

I'm sure that there is an enormous amount of physics

in dark energy, dark matter.

And think about the revolution in material science.

Infinitely more powerful transportation, infinitely more powerful science and so forth.

I'll give you another example.

Why do we not have every human being on the planet have their own tutor in their own language to help them learn something new, starting with kindergarten?

It's obvious.