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[00:09:47] et qu'on peut apprendre à se fier à une théorie, même si elle n'est pas en accord avec une expérimentation, tant qu'elle possède une certaine cohérence intellectuelle. Pourtant, combien de fois est-ce que les gens sont réorientés vers l"article de Dirac de 1963? D'ailleurs, on pourrait aussi se référer à Jim Watson, qui nous a dit que pour faire de grandes avancées, il faut être irresponsable. | [00:09:47] et qu'on peut apprendre à se fier à une théorie, même si elle n'est pas en accord avec une expérimentation, tant qu'elle possède une certaine cohérence intellectuelle. Pourtant, combien de fois est-ce que les gens sont réorientés vers l"article de Dirac de 1963? D'ailleurs, on pourrait aussi se référer à Jim Watson, qui nous a dit que pour faire de grandes avancées, il faut être irresponsable. | ||
[00:10:09] C'est une caractéristique très bizarre du monde d'aujourd'hui. Parmi nos acteurs majeurs, nombreux son ceux qui ne semblent pas suivre [[Distributed Idea Suppression Complex|les règles qui ont été établies pour tout le monde]]. La question est la suivante: si nous sommes dans une situation dans laquelle nous avons déclenché un pouvoir destructeur incroyable comme nous l'avons fait avec la bombe H et avec le potentiel déverrouillage de la cellule. | [00:10:09] C'est une caractéristique très bizarre du monde d'aujourd'hui. Parmi nos acteurs majeurs, nombreux son ceux qui ne semblent pas suivre [[Distributed Idea Suppression Complex|les règles qui ont été établies pour tout le monde]]. La question est la suivante: si nous sommes dans une situation dans laquelle nous avons déclenché un pouvoir destructeur incroyable comme nous l'avons fait avec la bombe H et avec le potentiel déverrouillage de la cellule | ||
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[00:10:28] why is it that we are so incredibly timid about what it is that we might do next? We have all the destructive power that we need already at our fingertips. What we don't have is the ability to escape our fate. In fact, what we need is to find The Portal, to find a way out, to find new economic vistas that will allow far | |||
[00:10: | [00:10:49] larger numbers of people to participate without causing an ecological disaster. If you take all the people, let's say, in India, China, and Bangladesh, what have you, who are leading lives at a far lower economic level than we are, if you were to elevate them to our current level as we have in the United States, you would be causing an ecological disaster. | ||
[00:10 | [00:11:10] Well, clearly we are not going to leave these people behind. We need them to be full participants in whatever beautiful future we're trying to create. And that future has to be ecologically sound because we don't have the ability to despoil the planet as we dream about universal human prosperity. So what are we going to do? | ||
[00:11: | [00:11:28] Well, I think that the most irresponsible thing to do is to stop dreaming, to get our dreams to be so small that we're not embarrassed to share them in public. I think what we need to do is to start dreaming much more aggressively, dream much bigger, and start dreaming in public with each other, harmoniously | ||
[00:11: | [00:11:48] if we can, or have our dreams fight each other, but at least start unlocking the potential of human imagination and not immediately grounding every new idea in some sort of race to see whether we can invalidate it, give it enough of a room to grow. You know, this is how we used to talk about protecting infant industries before we decided that free trade should always be the rule of the day and that we should have no barriers to protect, uh, new ideas in a nursery where they might learn to thrive before testing to see whether they can survive as adults. | ||
[00: | [00:12:23] What we're going to do in this program is effectively to declare war. War on stasis. War on group think. War on everything that has enervated our society, and we're going to do it because we have the ability now to [[Slipping the DISC|compete with the networks]] that previously grew up to distribute whatever it was that was portrayed as sense-making. | ||
[00:12:44] You can tell that there's something wrong with both CNN and Fox. If you're reading the New York times carefully, you can tell that the narrative arcs in the daily newspaper clearly have to have been thought out to cover many days in long before the facts are known. Somehow we are living in somebody else's reality. | [00:12:44] You can tell that there's something wrong with both CNN and Fox. If you're reading the New York times carefully, you can tell that the narrative arcs in the daily newspaper clearly have to have been thought out to cover many days in long before the facts are known. Somehow we are living in somebody else's reality. |