Shekhar Natarajan

And they were talking about humanity.

But their goal is to make money.

Right?

So we have created this society where we celebrate money.

And we haven't created the society where humanity can thrive.

Longevity can have an aspiration.

And we are not preparing that society in the first place.

So where is the preparation in all of this?

That's my question to you guys.

Tell me more like, how do we prepare the society for to live longer and happier?

Tax the wealthy, by which I mean the corporations, corporations that have stolen the data of thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people's work, whether it's, you know, I'm an author, you're an author, people who've had their, basically everyone's the collective

output of humanity that is available online, tax the corporations that have used that to train their algorithms and their AI models and then put that wealth into the support of people so they can have access to medicine and health care and education and safe, clean water and pesticide-free, process-free food that is not going to cause diabetes and the rest of it.

In historic, you know, I'm not one for like the accumulation of vast amounts of wealth in the hands of very few and these sort of dynasties that then perpetuate these sorts of kind of inherited billionaire trust fund kids, whatever.

He's not doing it.

He's actually negotiating a trillion dollar pay package.

How do you get a trillion dollar pay package?

By being more profitable.

How do you become more profitable?

By becoming more efficient.

what does it mean less humans in the job yeah but maybe he's not a great example no no like that's the examples we all aspire to like i don't know we do not all aspire social media maybe is warping yeah success by the way so i'll i'll give you a a little bit alternate story which was bill gates bill gates was a t-rex