Steven Kotler

The one that is interesting to me is, when Ben was starting this company, the idea was, when are we going to have a Jurassic Park, right?

You can't really bring back dinosaurs from DNA preserved in amber, unfortunately.

But so the idea of a Jurassic Park is far away.

But if this is number six, what I wonder is how long until we're actually going to be able to take our kids someplace where like, look, these are 100 animals that didn't exist, you know, 20 years ago.

And I think that's coming a lot faster.

And so that's interesting to me.

They're hybrid creatures that have never existed before on this planet.

I would like to point out as three, what could go wrong?

You don't get any dopamine from immediate feedback.

But this is also the problem with AI, because when you get too much dopamine in your system, we've all been around people who do cocaine.

We don't think they're geniuses.

I haven't been around that many people.

They think they're geniuses.

They think they're geniuses, right?

This is one of the problems with mania, and this is directly in flow work.

Flow produces a tremendous amount of dopamine, and dopamine produces a tremendous amount of ego inflation and a bunch of other things.

So, people create fast feedback loops with the AI.

It feels really good.

You're really high, because you're hacking your biology with the AI.

It's very flowy.