Lex Fridman

That's really interesting.

That's really interesting.

How to not lead, how to not to plant false memories.

I don't think any of them are thinking about that.

Yeah.

So the hope is that technology and that there's people being willing to empathize with all different flavors of the human condition.

That's your source of hope for the future.

Yeah, I like this Earth.

I hope we fight for it.

It's the only one we got, and I'm pretty hesitant to say that maybe in this galaxy we might be the only ones, so let's protect it.

Well, what's your name again?

Just kidding.

Julia, this is a huge honor.

I've been a fan of yours for a long time.

I'm really glad we got a chance to talk.

This was really fascinating.

Your work is fascinating and you're just a fascinating human being.

So thank you.

Thanks for listening to this conversation with Julia Shaw.

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