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Nothing he says is new information. He is simply repeating things that Ray Kurzweil and Michio Kaku have been saying for many years. Both of their theories and futurist outlooks are supported by a lot of science.

Go read The Singularity is Near - Ray Kurzweil

We aren't going to be 'the borg' we will actually be far more advanced. Our nonbiological humanity will have the option to look completely human if we wish using nanotechnology. We will be more like T1000s from the Terminator. Anyone will be able to look like anything.

For anyone who's interested Michio Kaku hosts a great science program thru Pacifica in New York called Explorations... http://wbai.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=395&Itemid=141

>> ^phelixian:
Like the guy. Liked his answer. Don't think it was mind blowing. Would rather have heard him talk about real science topics like quantum entanglement or something.


I don't think quantum physics is his specialty. Also you don't have to go very deep into quantum physics to step from established facts to pure speculation. It can be interesting but also very misleading to the general public. (Why I personally don't like the way Michio Kaku usually explains stuff on TV...)

Anyway, Neil's pretty good at speaking relevant (and funny) sentences without much of a pause. It often feels almost like a prepared speech.

>> ^yourhydra:
this is exactly why I am a futurist and I stand behind Kurtzweil and Michio Kaku 99% of the time, things that seem impossible are really not, and are simply just too incredible to comprehend for most people.



At least Kurzweil bases his predictions on scientific modeling. Most other people just predict what "feels" reasonable.

His predictions on what will be technologically possible at future dates are very good, but I don't put as much stock into his predictions of what will be "popular". It will be neat to see how much social resistance there is once things really start taking off (ie- once biotech matures to the point where we can really start improving intellectual functioning consistently).

Either way, I'm looking forward to seeing how his movie turns out later this year.

http://singularity.com/themovie/

this is exactly why I am a futurist and I stand behind Kurtzweil and Michio Kaku 99% of the time, things that seem impossible are really not, and are simply just too incredible to comprehend for most people.

A Hwhite hole tastes better with cool hwhip..

In all seriousness though, I believe Dr. Michio Kaku will one day discover a real breakthrough in quantum physics.. I mean, he's been contemplating parallel universes since the age of 8! And he's also fun to listen to. All those analogies he used were hilarious.

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>> Michio Kaku is a fraud and a charlatan.

I think other wise. I think he is a great communicator and a great scientist.

>> ^Irishman:
Michio Kaku is a fraud and a charlatan.



My sarcasm meter is on the fritz... Please be sarcasm.

Michio Kaku is a fraud and a charlatan.

Part 2 is called LIFETIME
http://www.videosift.com/video/Michio-Kaku-BBC-TIME-Part-2-of-4
The most powerful effect of time on our lives is the way it limits us. Our knowledge of death is so embedded in our lives and spirituality that, were immortality possible, would we lose the sense that makes us human?

I really hope if they invent a teleporter, Michio Kaku is the first person to step inside.

I wish Michio Kaku would disappear, and take his endless stream of awful awful books with him.

>> ^Majortomyorke:
Use of the word "Perception" appears to be greatly limited in this experiment, which is exactly what appears to be affected.


Michio Kaku is a hack.