Ray Dalio
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Somebody in the medical area was giving me the example of learning about all the causes, but with the data that they're going to have on each one of us about what were our experiences and what is our diagnosis of each of the parts. And you watch that over time. What air do you breathe? What environment are you in? What stress are you in and all that?
Somebody in the medical area was giving me the example of learning about all the causes, but with the data that they're going to have on each one of us about what were our experiences and what is our diagnosis of each of the parts. And you watch that over time. What air do you breathe? What environment are you in? What stress are you in and all that?
Somebody in the medical area was giving me the example of learning about all the causes, but with the data that they're going to have on each one of us about what were our experiences and what is our diagnosis of each of the parts. And you watch that over time. What air do you breathe? What environment are you in? What stress are you in and all that?
that there will be the understanding of these cause-effect relationships that in turn change things. And then you go down to the microscopic level of dealing with, practically at the molecular or cell level, in dealing with these problems. The changing of DNA and these types of things. All of those, we are in the midst of a tremendous revolutionary change.
that there will be the understanding of these cause-effect relationships that in turn change things. And then you go down to the microscopic level of dealing with, practically at the molecular or cell level, in dealing with these problems. The changing of DNA and these types of things. All of those, we are in the midst of a tremendous revolutionary change.
that there will be the understanding of these cause-effect relationships that in turn change things. And then you go down to the microscopic level of dealing with, practically at the molecular or cell level, in dealing with these problems. The changing of DNA and these types of things. All of those, we are in the midst of a tremendous revolutionary change.
Does AI control human nature? No. Human nature. My bet is that human nature is going to be the biggest force and it's all going to come down to like how we are with each other.
Does AI control human nature? No. Human nature. My bet is that human nature is going to be the biggest force and it's all going to come down to like how we are with each other.
Does AI control human nature? No. Human nature. My bet is that human nature is going to be the biggest force and it's all going to come down to like how we are with each other.
Well, if not, we're lost. And if so, we're dealing with each other. Yeah. I don't know how well that's going to go either.
Well, if not, we're lost. And if so, we're dealing with each other. Yeah. I don't know how well that's going to go either.
Well, if not, we're lost. And if so, we're dealing with each other. Yeah. I don't know how well that's going to go either.
We're going to be able to understand at a micro level how things work better. Exactly. Okay. So, by the way, again, I put out this writing, this study that shows the mechanics, and I want to convey that mechanic so everybody can see the mechanics. But you're going to go down to a molecular level.
We're going to be able to understand at a micro level how things work better. Exactly. Okay. So, by the way, again, I put out this writing, this study that shows the mechanics, and I want to convey that mechanic so everybody can see the mechanics. But you're going to go down to a molecular level.
We're going to be able to understand at a micro level how things work better. Exactly. Okay. So, by the way, again, I put out this writing, this study that shows the mechanics, and I want to convey that mechanic so everybody can see the mechanics. But you're going to go down to a molecular level.
That means, like, nowadays, we or policymakers like the Federal Reserve think about something like inflation.
That means, like, nowadays, we or policymakers like the Federal Reserve think about something like inflation.
That means, like, nowadays, we or policymakers like the Federal Reserve think about something like inflation.
And there'll be maybe five measures of inflation. Right. And we're using the term inflation because our minds are limited in its capacity of the number of things we could think about. When we're now in this new reality, which we now are, you can go down to a molecular level, essentially, and saying, I could see all the different transactions of what was bought and what was sold and why. Exactly.
And there'll be maybe five measures of inflation. Right. And we're using the term inflation because our minds are limited in its capacity of the number of things we could think about. When we're now in this new reality, which we now are, you can go down to a molecular level, essentially, and saying, I could see all the different transactions of what was bought and what was sold and why. Exactly.