The Professor Banned From Speaking Out: "We Need To Start Preparing! The Terrifying Lessons Of Covid We’re Ignoring!" - Bret Weinstein

painted a scenario that was gonna result in the extinction of humanity in approximately how long it would take. The problem is it's already underway on a timescale of decades. And we have created a fragile world that cannot endure this ship. People, should they be preparing? Absolutely. That's quite scary. Dr. Brett Weinstein is an evolutionary biologist and former professor, uncovering the world's most pressing and controversial issues, and offering his solutions to save humanity from a destructive future. Is in terrible danger. And the number of existential threats is growing. For example, I am profoundly concerned we are going to squander the lesson of COVID. We can see the complete collapse of journalism, our political institutions, our courts, they all fail. The tragedy is most people don't know that we are still not being honest about. about the origin of code. And the truth is, but our political institutions don't want to talk.

Which is gonna mean that the failures are gonna come back. Is there anything else on your list of concerns? So I have five different existential threats that AI poses and we will go through them. But we have no evolutionary preparedness for living in a world where a computer can out compete a human being. That's a dangerous world to live in. Is there anything we can do to prepare or to avert this crisis? Yes. Here's what I suggest. Brent. Of all these existential threats, is there one that's at the very top of your list? Yes. There's nothing more dangerous than this. And that is

Who are you? And what mission? Are you on? And when I asked that second question. I'm looking at the full body of your work and I'm trying to

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