Sam Parr

And he goes...

it's hard to predict what's going to happen as we make this intelligence into super intelligence.

He goes, it's like asking a gorilla to explain Einstein's theory of relativity.

And when I heard that, I go, oh yeah, we're going to be the gorillas out of this whole thing, right?

Because clearly if you're making intelligence smarter than any human, you're creating, you know, the next race.

It's like to an animal, right?

If they just saw a human at first, they'd be like, yeah, it looks kind of skinny.

They got a little funny little extra appendage on their hand.

All right, cool.

They walk upright.

Oh, cool.

But they're pretty slow, actually.

And then you're like, fast forward 200 years, and you see the blue angels flying above you.

200 years?

Yeah, I don't know.

No sense of time.

2,000 years, maybe, or 20.

But just like what humans have done is kind of incomprehensible to our closest animal relative.

That's what's going to happen here, which I think is pretty crazy.

All right, let's take a quick break, because I gotta tell you a story.