Armando Pantoja: Did AI Secretly Create Bitcoin? | DSH #1501
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Why don't we have flying cars yet?
A lot of problems we have in computation is because our computers are too slow. So now, if we have fast computers, we can solve a lot of problems, medical problems, a lot of logistic problems. Logistic problems take up a lot of computer processing time. People don't realize that.
How might AI become humanity's final invention?
But a lot of these things can be solved if our
All right, guys, we got Armando on today. First time I've had a futurist on the podcast and also a crypto expert. Thanks for coming, man.
What role did AI play in the creation of Bitcoin?
I appreciate it, man. Always a big fan.
Why is there a bullish outlook on Bitcoin investment?
I love watching your stuff.
Thanks, dude. What makes you want to think about the future so heavily, I guess, because a lot of people don't think that far ahead.
Oh, yeah, when I was a kid, so like most kids around my age, I got into Back to the Future. So ever since then, I was always like fascinated with the future. So I started reading about, you know, the technologies that were coming, you know, a lot of technologies that exist right now. And just figured out from there, I tried to figure out why did, you know, some of the things that were predicted, for example, flying cars never came to fruition and why some did and why some got rejected and why some didn't get rejected and did get rejected. You know, some of the stuff did get adopted and some didn't.
What are the implications of AI on investing strategies?
So I started like researching how all this works, psychology, group psychology, markets and cycles, a lot of other different things. And I started like just getting deep into it, right? I went to school for computer science, studied all of that. And then all of a sudden everything just came together, finance, computer science and futurism.
How are quantum computers expected to change the future?
And it just all came together.
Now I got to know why you think flying cars don't exist.
The reason why flying cars don't exist now is because nobody really knew this back then. Things come with time, right, is that flying cars are too dangerous. First of all, they take up too much energy. For a car to fly as opposed to rolling is like an eight, nine times difference in energy cost, right, because you have to lift the car, the entire weight of the car. When you have wheels, that's a simple machine, so you don't have to move the entire weight of the car. With flying, you do.
What potential does nanotechnology hold for the future?
And then if there's an engine failure or error by the pilot, I guess, Everybody dies. So that's the reason why we don't have flying cars. We can technically make them, but it's a way more complex to fly a car as opposed to driving a car and also the energy concerns and also, you know, all of that. So that's the reason why we don't have flying cars.
That being said, in our lifetime, where do you see cars heading to? Do you see self-driving cars?
I think autonomous cars will be, everybody will have autonomous cars. I think in the future when we look back, a lot of the, maybe my kids and maybe your kids or whatever, they'll look back and say, I can't even believe humans were allowed to drive cars. You know, how dangerous they were, you know, that's the number one cause of deaths in the country.
What insights does Armando share about the future of AI and civil rights?
Wow. And right before heart disease, you know, cars, people getting in car wrecks. So people will look back and say they can't believe that humans even drove, you know, because it would be all automated.
It's crazy.
Now, the flying cars will be for, like, you know, maybe getting from, like, New York to New Jersey and stuff like that, maybe hubs. You know, so you get in a hub, kind of like you do with the bus. You fly somewhere, and you get off, and you get into an autonomous car to get you to your final destination.
I know Elon was trying to do the underground cars, right, the Hyperloop or whatever.
Yeah, yeah. I still think that's going to work in the future, so. A lot of stuff that Elon's doing is very, he's way out there. People don't understand what's going on, but I think he's a genius.
Yeah, he got a lot into politics, so he's getting a lot of hate now.
Yeah, I don't know why he did that. I would have stayed out of politics.
I mean, look what it did to his company. It destroyed it, right?
But I think all that's coming back. I think it's temporary.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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Why don't we have flying cars yet?
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How might AI become humanity's final invention?
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What role did AI play in the creation of Bitcoin?
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Why is there a bullish outlook on Bitcoin investment?
0:37β1:16
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What are the implications of AI on investing strategies?
1:16β1:33
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How are quantum computers expected to change the future?
1:33β2:01
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What potential does nanotechnology hold for the future?
2:01β2:43
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What insights does Armando share about the future of AI and civil rights?
2:43β29:13
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