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How Thomas Friedman and Yuval Noah Harari Think About The Future of Humanity

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  • Briant Lougan
    Briant Lougan 4 жыл бұрын +6

    That was amazing! It's now 6:13AM and I found myself stimulated and hanging on almost every word two guys sitting in chairs had to say. Whoever was responsible for putting together this discussion and getting it on you tube, thank you!

  • Michael Billington
    Michael Billington 5 жыл бұрын +13

    A brilliant discussion from such different viewpoints... thank you for posting this.

  • Elinore Koenigsfeld
    Elinore Koenigsfeld 5 жыл бұрын +27

    Wow. That was fascinating, from two men I have admired for a long time. Now I'll do something I've never done--rarely with books, never with video: listen to it again. Thank you so much, gentlemen and excellent moderator. (I'm from the US, living for 50 years in Israel.)

  • P. Zim
    P. Zim 3 жыл бұрын +50

    I find it fascinating how many comments are rooting for Yuval, as if he was their home team, and this was a competition... I think you're missing the point if you think this was a debate or that one person is better than the other. Two different people with two different skill sets and knowledge bases, discussing complex issues and each offering a different perspective than the other. Between those two there is a lot of good information and I am sure both people find the other to be intelligent and helpful in spreading knowledge. Moving beyond the mindset of rooting for the home team, or needing to win over another is critical in moving forward as a species, and I think both speakers would agree.

    • Keith Rowell
      Keith Rowell  Жыл бұрын

      You Grant the speakers the right to different perspectives but not the audience.? I certainly recognize your point though. The discussion has more depth with the contrasting of the two.

    • Gym Pump
      Gym Pump 2 жыл бұрын +3

      Couldn't disagree more, all I herd was balanced thought from one side, and name calling and demagoguery from the other. Any persons whome would condem patriots and nationalist as racist have no place.

    • Chaitanya Gaur
      Chaitanya Gaur 3 жыл бұрын +4

      You are simply genius, sir!
      I was thinking the same thing.
      It's a vey common phenomena though. Whenever there are more than 1 person in a video people always compare.

    • Enn DeeKay
      Enn DeeKay 3 жыл бұрын +4

      Well and truly stated :-) I totally agree.

  • Patricio Flynn
    Patricio Flynn 3 жыл бұрын +3

    A very good conversation between two persons who actually think before they talk. Brilliant minds.

  • Morphixeus
    Morphixeus 5 жыл бұрын +9

    Appreciate Harari's work to bring people into the debate!

  • Paul
    Paul 3 жыл бұрын +1

    This is a good video for anyone that works for a living in this world and parents to tell to their children. I would have been better off if me and my parents had heard this back when I was in grade school. The same for many others as well, as then we would know that me or them would be far better off in not getting advanced degrees. Don't get me wrong education is very important, but when the skills needed are always changing, that required a more adaptable form of education. As wasting years on college, and then what you have learned is not useful in the world today. Waste of time and money for a piece of paper that is kind of like a boy scouts badge to people that know nothing about the boy scouts.

  • Paddy Nair
    Paddy Nair 2 жыл бұрын +1

    Fantastic to have both of them together !

  • Jef Simpson
    Jef Simpson 4 жыл бұрын +27

    To me this was an astonishingly insightful experience with two men of immense intelligence and different backgrounds offering their views for the benefit of the viewers. I loved it and I thank the New York Times and KZclip for making it available. More please!

  • Anna Pilgrim2006
    Anna Pilgrim2006 3 жыл бұрын +1

    So enlightening and clear language from both giants about what concerns us all.

  • VJ Kay
    VJ Kay 4 жыл бұрын +90

    Harari will get Noble prize soon.
    He explain everything in a simple way, very real guy

    • matin mohebi
      matin mohebi 2 жыл бұрын +4

      @Ved people like Friedman are paving the way to split humanity in to 2 group one civilized and highly advanced the other savages and primitive to the point of having bread to eat would be a dream come true for them. slave masters appear powerful when they are surrounded by there slaves, It is Time for Abraham Lincoln to shine today.

    • Ved
      Ved 2 жыл бұрын +3

      @matin mohebi Yuval didnt say that, Friedman did

    • matin mohebi
      matin mohebi 2 жыл бұрын +2

      @Gym Pump when a grown man admits that his brain gets sucked out by Trump he must not have had brain to begin with.

    • Gym Pump
      Gym Pump 2 жыл бұрын +2

      @matin mohebi albert einstein “If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself.”

    • matin mohebi
      matin mohebi 2 жыл бұрын +2

      because he is a simpleton

  • Morphixeus
    Morphixeus 5 жыл бұрын

    Also, some of us enjoy being mavericks and have observed that history is full of people who pursued strange interests that could not be categorized at the time, sometimes because they didn't pursue what was available, were stopped from pursuing what they loved to do at one time, had a spiritual or cosmic experience, and endless etceteras. The predicted reliance on AI to tell us who we are and to direct society in deep ways will likely just make us all more homogeneous, less interesting, and less creative.

  • たっくん
    たっくん 3 жыл бұрын +3

    The scariest thing isn't the outside world, it's our mind! Currently we still couldn't understand how our consciousness work and it's the biggest problem we are gonna face together.

  • John Linden
    John Linden 3 жыл бұрын +1

    IN LISTENING TO YUVAL, IT WAS LIKE LISTENING TO MYSELF IN MANY WAYS AS I HAVE EXPRESSED MANY OF THE WORLD / COSMIC VIEWPOINTS AND SOLUTIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS DIALOGUE ! I AM ENCOURAGED IN WITNESSING THIS EMERGING MORE VIABLE COHERENT AND ENLIGHTENING SOLUTION FOR THE FUTURE SURVIVAL OF HUMANITY AND ALL LIFE ON OUR SHARED WORLD ! BRAVO YUVAL !

  • Video Funnel
    Video Funnel 4 жыл бұрын +7

    One of the reasons Harari is so incisive in his speech and thinking is that he spends up to 60 days each year in meditation retreat. Yuval’s fans might want to know where his clarity and calm come from. He is able to say “I don’t know” about the future, yet observe, spot deep structure, and give us lean insights.

  • Sina G
    Sina G 4 жыл бұрын +100

    The contrast between Harrari and Friedman is very helpful for identifying real scientific analysis vs memorized bag of flashy jargon.

    • Liz Bolotin
      Liz Bolotin 7 ай бұрын

      Spoken directly with insight
      Although I too feel his ego was running his verbiage
      Thanksgivings

    • Lois Sharbel
      Lois Sharbel 2 жыл бұрын +3

      @Frank Chan Harari, of course

    • José Antonio Montoya
      José Antonio Montoya 2 жыл бұрын +2

      @Peter BeginnerDad so funny

    • Paulo
      Paulo 3 жыл бұрын +3

      I am thankful for your comment + 26 likes. That gives me hope that i have more chances of getting a job than 27 people. When
      somebody puts together the words historian and "real scientific analysis", i know i am in a good position. Don't get me wrong though. i loved Yuval Noah Harari talk .

    • Peter BeginnerDad
      Peter BeginnerDad 3 жыл бұрын +8

      I agree. Harari is a good showman and book-seller. However, only Friedman makes me learn new stuff about the world. I love him on ecology, China, Middle East, economy, coal, America, Trump, you name it. As for Harari, he keeps claiming I am ruled by the algorithms. How come I found this conference that I wanted to find. Should not some algorithm work on my head to make sure I cast the right vote in the next election? Last but not least: Harari is a pessimist. I love those rosy pictures from Friedman. He is on the dot!

  • Tom S
    Tom S 4 жыл бұрын +5

    Most relevant and fresh analysis VS motivational speaker from the world of Office Space

  • Juan Carlos Chavez Fernandez
    Juan Carlos Chavez Fernandez 4 жыл бұрын +72

    Thomas L. Friedman... an actor Yuval Noah Harari... a thinker

    • Weverley Wagstaffe
      Weverley Wagstaffe 2 жыл бұрын +2

      Lol yessss

    • lpgoog
      lpgoog 2 жыл бұрын +4

      Aside from his amazing breadth of knowledge/understanding, Harari seems genuinely concerned/empathetic about humanity's future. He wants us to make the right choices in the aggregate. Friedman might as well be a paid corporate lobbyist. His vibe is flat like his book.

    • Rudolf Boukal
      Rudolf Boukal 3 жыл бұрын +10

      Friedman's intellectual dishonesty (or blindness) is embarrassing. Yuval is a self reflective giant .... Hate to be so negative, but the difference between the two is obvious.

    • David Morley
      David Morley 3 жыл бұрын +2

      Well said

  • Miguel Guedes
    Miguel Guedes 4 жыл бұрын +7

    Genius Yuval with these 2 in the "New York Times"! haha It´s like time travel for him. I liked the light trick they tried to put them all at the same "special" level. He didn´t let them have even that

  • Teresa Johnson
    Teresa Johnson  Жыл бұрын +1

    Yuval, you are so brilliant! Thank you!

  • Teacher Disney
    Teacher Disney 2 жыл бұрын +8

    I'm so proud of you Professor Harari for every single contribution you has done in our lives. I would like to listen each class and every lesson you have prepared for us and I'm honored to appreciate and recognize the embodied meaningful speech you graciously presents to humanity. And for that I'd like to say - thank you Professor Yuval Noah Harari !!!👏👏👏

    • Tripz Included
      Tripz Included 11 ай бұрын

      you should wake Up to the truth instead of wasting life with egotistic fantasies , .. (::)

  • Lourdes Paez
    Lourdes Paez 4 жыл бұрын +19

    Good debate with 2 points of view, from 2 excellent speakers and thinkers. In terms of style, Yuval wins, while Friedman seems too chatty.

  • Liz Gichora
    Liz Gichora 2 жыл бұрын +2

    Understanding more and Fearing Less: Thank you both for an interesting talk, hopefully we'll heed to Listen.

  • Extys
    Extys 4 жыл бұрын +152

    If you only care about Yuval and not the others.
    Yuval on the Global Agenda: 0:53
    Yuval on the Mother Nature: 16:36
    Yuval on the Present Situation: 18:55
    Yuval on the Adaptation to modern fast changes and dangers of personal data analysis and discrimination: 33:00
    Yuval continuing on the dangers of personal data analysis: 43:44
    Yuval on the Complexity of today's cause-effect system: 54:41
    (Yuval being aware of our online cat video spam phenomena: 59:49 just kidding)
    Yuval on Pessimism, Optimism and the duality of whats important in different places at one time on the unfold of history: 1:09:00
    Yuval on his next book (which is out) "21st lessons for the 21 century": 1:14:00
    Yuval last comments on the last election and journalism: 1:22:15

  • Journey
    Journey 4 жыл бұрын +35

    Listening to Friedman sitting beside Harari, couldn't help but think "artificial" intelligence has another meaning.

    • james m
      james m 10 ай бұрын

      @Lois Sharbel he was giving up too much truth and insider info........

    • james m
      james m 10 ай бұрын

      "AI" means.... whatever the end result need for their desired outcome. It doesn't have to be intelligent, it doesn't have to be JUST, moral or fair. It's simply the end result that they chose to program and select for to meet their particular agenda

    • Joseph Ososkie
      Joseph Ososkie  Жыл бұрын

      Yes.

    • Peter Barker
      Peter Barker  Жыл бұрын

      ...and how are the homeless doing where you are.???

  • Paulo
    Paulo 3 жыл бұрын +4

    Yuval Noah Harari and Thomas L. Friedman great discussion. I was astonished by so many negative comments about Thomas L. Friedman. They are different characters with different personalities. Yuval it's more of a humble guy. Friedman maybe not so much, but i don't understand lots of hate comments on him. First time Friedman got my attention was a speech at Yale university. That was an eye opening speech. But anyways, what strikes me the most is, on a discussion about "The Future of Humanity" they haven't talked about many topics that i believe are so important, such as:
    1) Violent games industry
    2) The amount of time most of the people spend watching trash/meaningless content such as cats videos, or on social media...Yuval concerns about the future of education of the kids...that thing about artificial inteligence knowing you better than yourself...
    The term that comes to my mind it's "Natural selection" - If you choose to spend most of the time, consuming meaningless content, the algorythm will learn that and keep feeding you with more nonsense content. Also the opposite is truth. I believe in the future, we won't need to go after a job. the companies will go after us, since they will know us better than we do, based on how we use technology and the use we make out of it.

  • Shalom Freedman
    Shalom Freedman 4 жыл бұрын +12

    Harari is interesting and Friedman is difficult to take. He gives pompousness a bad name.Harari is also simplistic. The idea that the machines will know us better than we know ourselves seems an unproven speculation. However his sense of the deep uncertainty regarding humanity's future seems correct.

    • S H
      S H 3 жыл бұрын +1

      These AIs are getting really good. Facebook can work out your psychological profile on the basis of 5 "likes" on their website.
      It's gone much farther than people realise, research it (before it researches you lol)

  • Lakshmi Kishore
    Lakshmi Kishore 3 жыл бұрын +1

    The discussion is truly worthwhile watching. Both of them are Masters in their own spheres. Harari is as usual at his clinical best. I would have agreed more to Mr Friedman if could able to give examples beyond America. Many of his arguments does not fit beyond America. I understand that he was talking on the upside (on accelerated change in technology, etc), but are less implementable or pragmatic in third world countries.
    I think Mr Harari is bang on most of the issues discussed.
    I see this way. If technology has solved most of the problems of humans and presume that it made sapien's life more comfortable, then why most of the Humans are not Happy ??

  • Israel T.
    Israel T. 5 жыл бұрын +134

    Yuval is genius

    • Morgan P
      Morgan P 3 жыл бұрын +2

      Yuval is the first member of the useless class.

    • Israel T.
      Israel T. 4 жыл бұрын +1

      O? Pardon me your majesty! You is- A- great grass fed monarch!

  • Nancy Mohass
    Nancy Mohass 3 жыл бұрын +1

    To prevent depression , on every day living , I think about what Friedman believes , and to prevent nativity , stupidity in long term ,I need to remember what prof. Harari believes !

  • mauricio rincon
    mauricio rincon 4 жыл бұрын +20

    I love how Harari calls Friedman on the greatness of his eternal learner's utopia. "Yes, we're headed there, but it sounds awfully stressful". Friedman is smart b ut his constant self-promotion is so tiring.

    • Janine Nicole Freeman
      Janine Nicole Freeman 3 жыл бұрын

      Friedman will never know how much a gallon of gas is... Or can he afford food... yuppie

  • Pseudo Prophet
    Pseudo Prophet 3 жыл бұрын +1

    I truly believe that human beings have already evolved out of this planet atleast once, while the rest of us were left behind.

  • Harold Mazo
    Harold Mazo 4 жыл бұрын +2

    I admire him !! He is brilliant!!!

  • Yurona
    Yurona 5 жыл бұрын +48

    Major takeaway from Friedman's part:
    The term 'social contract' has been redefined to mean: AT&T employees will have to die from sleep deprivation and stress-related disease before the age of 40.

    • Janine Nicole Freeman
      Janine Nicole Freeman 3 жыл бұрын

      😥

    • Yurona
      Yurona 5 жыл бұрын +9

      I just opted for being a bit less blunt about it. Still, it's stunning to watch someone describing the way to some exploitation-driven dystopia while being completely unaware of it (hint: judging by facial expressions, one participant in the conversation noticed this). It's one of those cases where one seriously wonders if Friedman is just a little slow in general or if this is one of the exceptions where using the term 'brain-washed' is actually justified.

    • donkeychan
      donkeychan 5 жыл бұрын +15

      What he's advocating is a form of social darwinism, repackaged as "meritocracy" and "diversity". The majority will end up living a precarious hand-to-mouth existence in his liberal utopia, while his ilk reap all the gains of the new, slavery-maximising technologies.

  • Vincent Conti
    Vincent Conti 3 жыл бұрын +4

    Great ideas to think about!

  • Sukanta Saha
    Sukanta Saha 2 жыл бұрын +5

    The look on Yuval when the host cut him short at the end 😂

    • dinulipati
      dinulipati 9 ай бұрын

      Well observed! She must have felt his reproaching look, so she could have apologized but didn't.

  • cfcreative
    cfcreative 3 жыл бұрын +2

    I am not a big fan of the NYT but Thomas L. Friedman seems like a nice guy. In times of change you need calm people.

  • Lochinvar
    Lochinvar 4 жыл бұрын +33

    Friedman's optimism is flexible enough to support any war that the Pentagon wants.

  • John Anderson
    John Anderson 2 жыл бұрын

    What role does imagination play in this and how does it work to connect with the reality of the world as it races forward?

  • Jimmy Liu
    Jimmy Liu 3 жыл бұрын +1

    I enjoy watching brilliant minds collide.

  • Bryan Fyock
    Bryan Fyock 5 жыл бұрын +46

    One cannot underestimate the power of Yuval's meditative practices when it comes to his salient cognitive abilities and overall awareness.

    • Lois Sharbel
      Lois Sharbel 2 жыл бұрын

      Did you mean 'overestimate'?

    • Maurice Kiely
      Maurice Kiely 4 жыл бұрын +8

      You're on drugs, right? He is simplistic, agenda driven, too subjective, lacks vision himself and is too vague and all over the place intellectually. No penetration, no disciplined thinking, weak polemics. Sounds good to the uninformed, but is a lightweight. Uninteresting thinker.

  • Silver Surfer
    Silver Surfer 4 жыл бұрын +56

    Everyone, you don't have to insult someone to emphasize the greatness of someone.
    Yuval Harari would never appreciate that.

    • Keith Rowell
      Keith Rowell  Жыл бұрын +1

      It's difficult to write a critique without being critical. To be constructive, one might say to Friedman; talk slower, stop using God and America as your frame of reference, try to include all people and the whole planet instead of a few corporate anecdotes. This is just my honest observation, not a slam on Friedman. I've liked some of Friedman's speeches in the past.

    • colorful flowers
      colorful flowers  Жыл бұрын

      @Colin McCavitt Lol

    • Enrico Muratore
      Enrico Muratore 2 жыл бұрын

      @SDPRZ totally

    • SDPRZ
      SDPRZ 3 жыл бұрын +5

      No we're not insulting him purely out of love for Harari but because he's a charlatan.

    • Colin McCavitt
      Colin McCavitt 3 жыл бұрын +4

      @andthereisntone Agreed. Friendman is a dinosaur.

  • i 13°
    i 13° 4 жыл бұрын +11

    Yuval is deep thought, bare to the bone

  • Robert Cabalu
    Robert Cabalu 3 жыл бұрын +1

    Freidman good story teller. Yuval talks sensible things

  • Rascal Kr
    Rascal Kr  Жыл бұрын +2

    I've never heard Friedman make a prediction based on his assessment of the present and not be wrong.

    • Keith Rowell
      Keith Rowell  Жыл бұрын

      I'd love to see that list. It be a great counter point to his incessant anecdotes.

  • Joe Palau
    Joe Palau 5 жыл бұрын +9

    Nuclear War, Global Warming and the impact of AI/Machine Learning on our way of life are solid topics. How to get to a place where strategic planning works in a Liberal Democracy is a good topic. Pretending that bad things can’t or won’t happen in 20 years give the trend we see today is a bad solution strategy. Yelling profanities is a poor tacit. Calm listening and thoughtful response might help. Public conversation is a necessity. Civil conversation is the only hope for us to test ideas and address public issues. Many ideas will fall by the wayside. Some will help to show us the way. Let’s hang together and see public issues through. Let’s not quit or give up. That won’t work...

    • Mohammed El Massri
      Mohammed El Massri 4 жыл бұрын

      Its not a lack of ideas . What is needed is a galvanizing force for the 'collective will' to steer us globally towards the common good .
      Many people now admit that Liberal Democracy has failed and is failing .

  • xuc03
    xuc03 2 жыл бұрын +1

    I am watching it in July, 2020. Two years after this talk, the discussion is more insightful.

  • Wainda Youngthain
    Wainda Youngthain 3 жыл бұрын +1

    Thank you 😊. Trying in short words.
    From you came to the World 🌎, you’re all equally as Human. What’s it mean of differences is cultural, religious beliefs language and your surroundings with environmental.
    The most problems in my mind from the kiddies were why do they kill each other’s? Why’d have Warship? What’s wrong with skinny?? As we are Humans.
    I am Buddhist. I would like to know what’s the differences in detail of each religious beliefs. I picked up and learned the lessons of this the campus . I found no differences in the truth of each other’s beliefs since every religious taught us that To be a good generously with helping with compassion. No take trouble for each other’s . Why’d we referred as the Buddhist, the Christian and any. Since we don’t practice as God taught us. It’s man making way to Wars. How’s your doing in opposite? Everything is good going togetherness when you get wisdom of the cores in Respect Beliefs and practice.In my question I don’t think 🤔 the leadership political policies to point us with no morals but the Armed, could these differences ethnic get to the point of Overwhelming Powerful? We’re not the slavery in Power.
    For AI, I have just told you that it’s the tools, the ways of communication that brings us together nearly. How’s good feeling to share good things together. If’s it’s useful to all. But me, the Fool in computer science. There are many friends to support Peacefully for everyone. I would like to thank you 🙏🏼. It’s just my accidentally to touch them . But how’s enjoying togetherness.
    Next, Environment saving, when you look around you’re, there are in changing to your life, in everyday life made you addicted in rushing ways and produce more garbage especially Plastics. How’s much going on to get recycling? Just One straw took time 200 years to resolving. How much a day all over take it. Throwing. I read and we all saw and how’s pitying the sea lives had the plastic the died. How’s about the future food? To our next generations. Don’t hesitate to saving.
    Finally, the next generations, I couldn’t change anyone’s, advice you as genders. For me it’s your character not your inners. Don’t worry. Life’s not only roses petals soft , smooth and the bright shining to you no matter what’s ever going it’s yours to pick and fight on. I hope the good news for you. If I can it’s your ours Future I tried with your.
    I finished with one sentence I have read . Are You trying to be as human as you could be? ✨
    Be together with UN in Multi ethnic society togetherness 😃.
    Let’s make it real.
    Thank goodness saving lives for us. 🙏🏼

    • Pat Campbell
      Pat Campbell  Жыл бұрын

      I wonder why you must contrast the 2. Both are gentlemen. Seeking a solution to who we are.
      What are the Chinese thinking. What are the darn people of corporate America and then what
      Are you and I thinking? What are the youngsters thinking? What are we all thinking?

  • Medicinal Rock
    Medicinal Rock 2 жыл бұрын +10

    Friedman: “The glass is half full”. Harari: “The glass is half terrifying”

  • Home Planet Images
    Home Planet Images 4 жыл бұрын +9

    There's this amazingly smart human on this planet. His name is Yuval Noah Harari.

    • three colors blue
      three colors blue 4 жыл бұрын

      Maybe note consiusnesly great set up of two differen personalities. Harari shows future Friedman past. It is important that we realise that and choose the right road as a single but thinking about all humananity future challenges. For me is clear..

  • Arun Badalkar
    Arun Badalkar 4 ай бұрын

    Yuval is a super computer possesing unlimited information at his finger tips.! Outstanding.! Our Politicans could have possesed fraction of this ability, I think our world have
    been much better place. Right now It is the Greatest Mess.!

  • Bea G
    Bea G 4 жыл бұрын +28

    ThisThomas Friedman guy sure does like speaking in metaphors... He spins his stories like a grandfather and not like a journalist;)

  • Mehdi
    Mehdi 3 жыл бұрын +1

    Thank you. More please.

  • Nate
    Nate 4 жыл бұрын

    Two smart people opining on the world. What a treat!

  • Alfred Nueman
    Alfred Nueman 5 жыл бұрын +1

    Good discussion!

  • Morphixeus
    Morphixeus 5 жыл бұрын +7

    Liked very much what Friedman said about adaptive communities!

    • chewyjello1
      chewyjello1 4 жыл бұрын

      ...and if they don't adapt, let them die (and eat cake)!

    • donkeychan
      donkeychan 5 жыл бұрын +4

      Yes, let's impel everyone to constantly adapt to the needs of capital - wonderful!

  • RJ OSO
    RJ OSO 28 күн бұрын

    There cannot be a humanity as such that we can define as a constant reality because of the nature of human existence.
    We are a complex and combined existence of a physical body and a shadow self(ego) moving with an intellectual sense of conscience and an emotional sense of mind.
    Being an empty self, we have to fill it with meaningful life. That is what we all try to do in our personal ways of creating the reality from being the mystery.

  • muzehack
    muzehack 3 жыл бұрын +36

    I watch this and all I can think is Friedman needs to meditate for two hours a day. He seems so anxious and non self aware. Harari definitely has a better grasp of the issues we will deal with in the future.

    • Elvi Nimali
      Elvi Nimali  Жыл бұрын +1

      Harari is remarkable when it comes to packing wisdom in so few words.

    • manjula sharma
      manjula sharma  Жыл бұрын

      X

    • EDIGEYOL CHANNEL
      EDIGEYOL CHANNEL  Жыл бұрын

      @Rascal Kr what a representative observation of you ❤

    • Rascal Kr
      Rascal Kr  Жыл бұрын +4

      Self-appointed pundit versus serious scholar.

  • Leyla Utman
    Leyla Utman 4 жыл бұрын +4

    Is Friedman on sales tour selling his books and companies and their products? For every good idea he gives he advertises something, he lost me. Contrast that with Yuval, such an intelligent wise man full of original ideas

  • Aso Fotida
    Aso Fotida 11 ай бұрын +2

    Thomas’s frame of reference- 1960-today.
    Harari’s frame of reference: last 10,000 years.

  • Larry Leker
    Larry Leker 4 жыл бұрын +1

    These comments are refreshingly smart and thoughtful. Yes, Friedman is old and has a lot of cute predigested soundbites, but he's well versed and makes some good points. Harari is an academician. He's better read, less cliche in his thinking, and a bit younger. I find it encouraging that the next generation is smarter and better informed than my own.

  • A Mishel
    A Mishel 3 жыл бұрын +7

    Yuval is brilliant, and nice.

  • Shamsunder Parekh
    Shamsunder Parekh 2 жыл бұрын

    Mind blowing. Futuristic but not fictional

  • Serge Sigarodi
    Serge Sigarodi 3 жыл бұрын

    Harari is an amazing and honest historian therefore not a hypocrite by profession. He doesn't mind who wins the election and who doesn't. He doesn't need a better job he already has an honorable one. So he doesn't advertise himself saying how such good human being he is. And on top of everything else he understands the real cause and the direction and the path where humanity is walking through.

    • Dan M
      Dan M Ай бұрын

      Honestly?

  • Frank Williams
    Frank Williams 4 жыл бұрын +30

    Friedman is a corporate tool and Mr. Justin Lee Miller's comment on Friedman being a "car salesman persona" is right on.

    • Keith Rowell
      Keith Rowell  Жыл бұрын +1

      He's a "Fast talker", with triplets like "faster, better, stronger" made me think of a car salesman right away. It's a style that's taught in school. Not serving him well in this situation because the stakes are so high. Humanity is on the line. Chirpy optimism comes off as flippant, insincere.

    • Morning news.
      Morning news. 2 жыл бұрын +4

      this comment was spot on.

  • DM
    DM  Жыл бұрын +1

    Great comments Thomas, thank you

  • Alan Partridge
    Alan Partridge 2 жыл бұрын

    Harari dictates while appearing to be informed, charming & helpful. And because he's informed, charming & helpful, never gets challenged.

  • Mary Usaji
    Mary Usaji 2 жыл бұрын

    I like Yuval Harari , i have learnt alot from him

  • Omaira Figueroa
    Omaira Figueroa 4 жыл бұрын +3

    Fun. I enjoyed listening to both especially Thomas Friedman

  • AMAURY ALMEIDA
    AMAURY ALMEIDA 4 жыл бұрын +2

    What scares me the most is that nowadays nobody knows what to teach children either at home or in schools...

    • lance bartlett
      lance bartlett 2 жыл бұрын +1

      I think we need to divide up skills into mini units that an employer sets as 'required knowledge' for each job.
      Want to be a designer for Boeing? You will need unit 48,993, 200, 10 and 6., Want to be a graphic designer for XXX company? You will need 48, 993, 200, 12 and 7. Hence, to move from the one career to the other requires learning for unit 12 and 7. You find new careers/ increased pay based on how few units you need to transfer across. When employers need bigger moves (because there's a shortage of ppl in a field, they have to pay more to entice ppl to learn more units (or harder ones)
      Publish the data every month for the supply/demand ratio for each job type (nationally) and let ppl's self motivation and desire to change their lifestyle drive them to learn.
      Put all the units up online for free. Open halls for monitored exams for the final tests for each unit.

  • YOLO
    YOLO 4 жыл бұрын +1

    Professor Harari, I admire you so much. Your broad understanding of the planet and urge human race to face the future really blow my mind. When you said the political leaders of US, Russia, Israel etc are tend to go back to the past while China is the only country looking at the future and doing things for the future. I'm very thrilled to hear that not just because I'm Chinese but more importantly the recognition of our leader's vision. I really hope our planet will have a sustainable future for human race, what we are doing now will have a impact to the future, we should all try individually to contribute good impacts to the planet!

  • Mehrdad Sate
    Mehrdad Sate 4 жыл бұрын +11

    Harari's arguments are profound.

  • John Partyka
    John Partyka 4 жыл бұрын +27

    Harari and Chomsky... bring it on... please!

    • S H
      S H 3 жыл бұрын

      AND Mark Lynas author of 6 degrees with either of them!!

    • valar
      valar 3 жыл бұрын +2

      Chomsky needs to just relax and enjoy life before he checks out.

    • Bogdan Cvetkovic
      Bogdan Cvetkovic 4 жыл бұрын +2

      Cesar Rodriguez Chomsky is like Keith Richards. He will love forever.

    • Bogdan Cvetkovic
      Bogdan Cvetkovic 4 жыл бұрын +1

      Would be cool if they talked together.

  • T Stewart
    T Stewart 5 жыл бұрын +29

    Friedman loves himself ... but would the NYT algorithm say he is on top of his game???

  • Cheriote
    Cheriote 2 жыл бұрын

    thanks, good to continue this now and later

  • Endika Aboitiz
    Endika Aboitiz 4 жыл бұрын +1

    absolutely superb.. repeat.. what minds.. mama mia..

  • Heidi Gone
    Heidi Gone  Жыл бұрын

    He has one of the coolest accents I've ever heard.

  • Grazzia March
    Grazzia March 4 жыл бұрын +1

    Acquario is the era of commumities, if communities do gather together with the external aim of achivieng the goal of saving Hummanity, then the new era shall attain its own goal, and every thing will be Ok. I think that Harari here in front of Friedman, an utmost materialistic individual, is losing himself. Yuval is not materialistic he is rather a spiritual person that looks at things in utterly the opposite way

  • Nancy Mohass
    Nancy Mohass 3 жыл бұрын

    I love the way prof.Harari think about the concepts like Mother Nature ! He reminds me of pragmatists like Peirce nd Wittgenstein .

  • Boba Fett
    Boba Fett 2 жыл бұрын

    Great Conversation.

  • Carlos Figueroa
    Carlos Figueroa 2 жыл бұрын +1

    A good way to "get out from under" some of our daily problems is stop reacting to everything that occurs!!! Cheers from Central America! the beautiful! Guatemala city!

  • birottam dutta
    birottam dutta 3 жыл бұрын +18

    I didn't think it was possible but Yuval look even more intelligent and profound than he normally sounds. Or maybe its just that Friedman keeps blabbering inane stuff about AT&T and uploading pictures on social media :/

  • A Mishel
    A Mishel 4 жыл бұрын +13

    Yuval . . “No stories” . . Friedman . . “Only stories”

  • Allison Fine
    Allison Fine  Жыл бұрын +4

    Yuval comes out much wiser than Friedman here, who’s comes on as a self absorbed salesman peddling himself his ego & his own brand of memography! (I coined a bee word here).

  • יצחק בן יהוידע
    יצחק בן יהוידע 4 жыл бұрын

    מפגש מרתק ומשכיל !!!

  • Can Ali Calhan
    Can Ali Calhan 4 жыл бұрын +13

    We see the difference between a true intellectual and someone, lacks on intellectuality, is not able to understand cause-effect relationship, arrogantly keeps repeating how important and successful he is.

    • The Dark Pill
      The Dark Pill 3 жыл бұрын

      Exactly. Friedman is not on par here.

  • victor sempiana
    victor sempiana 4 жыл бұрын +4

    Mr. Harari,, is much more of a human being of the humanity

  • Warren Para
    Warren Para 3 жыл бұрын

    The liberals are unable to engage in a real conversation without trashing Trump; he is one of the best Presidents this country ever had. Yuval, you are a genius and great books.

  • Mark Caseon
    Mark Caseon 4 жыл бұрын

    Friedman is very witty.

  • Ernest Leibov MD
    Ernest Leibov MD  Жыл бұрын +1

    Freedman is analyzing past, Harrari predicts a future, and does it very scientifically.

  • Jerry cohen
    Jerry cohen 4 жыл бұрын +1

    Friedman adds the reality of optimism in how movements begin from his uniquely Midwest Jewish American roots. The two played off each other well.

  • Fall Forbc
    Fall Forbc 5 жыл бұрын +6

    Yuval's ending marks was cut short. I doubt he simply meant journalism is important though. It's so much easier to manipulate narrative and opinions with modern technologies now.

  • 𝘴𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦 𝘺
    𝘴𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦 𝘺 2 жыл бұрын +1

    _Please add English subtitles..._

  • kuldeep solanki
    kuldeep solanki 5 жыл бұрын +2

    Yuval is so funny...

  • Anas Bayrouni
    Anas Bayrouni 3 жыл бұрын +7

    How Friedman interrupted Harari when he was talking about the problem of lacking a self motivation ... and then jumped to Algorthim talk is really silly thing to do for listner trying to follow the talk and learn from it.

  • Boba Fett
    Boba Fett 2 жыл бұрын

    I’ll be honest. I’m surprised I haven’t yet seen an AI-Robot roaming down my street. Can’t wait to see that.

  • Pseudo Prophet
    Pseudo Prophet 3 жыл бұрын +1

    Internet will make the world a one big better place.... It just takes time... Whenever new people interact with each other for the first time, there are always frictions.... But understanding comes very soon after that... I predict all the online hate will subside within next 5 years.

  • Groovism.org
    Groovism.org 4 жыл бұрын

    Our instincts are our true purpose for Being! Groovism unites humanity through our musical instinct. Our musical instinct going global will empower this instinct, as has been found from the mob mentality. Although virtually gathered, instinctively we will all begin to create miraculous things.

  • Marcelo B
    Marcelo B 4 жыл бұрын +2

    Yuval is the man!

  • aguzmanstein
    aguzmanstein 3 жыл бұрын +3

    Mr. Friedman, what does "Applied Hope" means. Can you guide me to the info? Thanks.