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- The global economy is in crisis. The exponential exhaustion of natural resources, declining productivity, slow growth, rising unemployment, and steep inequality, forces us to rethink our economic models. Where do we go from here? In this feature-length documentary, social and economic theorist Jeremy Rifkin lays out a road map to usher in a new economic system.
A Third Industrial Revolution is unfolding with the convergence of three pivotal technologies: an ultra-fast 5G communication internet, a renewable energy internet, and a driverless mobility internet, all connected to the Internet of Things embedded across society and the environment.
This 21st century smart digital infrastructure is giving rise to a radical new sharing economy that is transforming the way we manage, power and move economic life. But with climate change now ravaging the planet, it needs to happen fast. Change of this magnitude requires political will and a profound ideological shift.
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I am 81 and find this so exciting I will have to play it 50 times to try and remember some of it. Go future generations.
God bless u!!!
I'm 66, & I reckon you've been practiceing this, like me, for most of your life.
Your life experiences, are familiar to me, via my parents & their parents, along with most of the folks I've known in my life.
Well done you, for getting ahead of the curve, unconsciously, and being sensable enough to have some measure of foresight & acting on it. 👍👌😊🙏
We got this 🤝
@Chuck Manson wow to go. You have lived long enough to see the start of the change. Keep going
I’ve been watching this video for 2 years, anyone watching this on 2020? It’s amazing, I’m speechless.
Its now the fourth industrial revolution.
Big Knowledge and it has only just started
Will it outpace our ability to absorb it?
Do we have enough intelligence not to fight it?
Or shall we fall back to greed and destroy
That which we have created....
@@steveepic5957 There is no fourth industrial revolution higheredstrategy.com/there-is-no-fourth-industrial-revolution/
@@dominicsnow4164 Me too mate. I think the part he missed was batteries. And with elon musk announcing vehicle to grid we are looking at storage for energy meaning renewable energy is a viable option. You can sell power during peak times thus making money. The new battery coming can be made with out drying out the lithium reducing time on production and I'm told this dry process increases battery efficiency by 30 percent. This is achieved by reducing heat generated during energy transfer.
To add to the point a little more. If we flatten the peak energy demand by supply more power it will help lower the power price cause you don't have coal/gas power plants producing energy during peak times. This is the reason why our power is expensive. Something ya'll probably already know. :)
I think we're very lucky to have people who think this way in our time, to help steer the course. It's a beautiful and terrifying time to be alive. We need to make it count.
This kind of people are dangerous! Because they motto is: do what is day, dont do what i do! He and his best friends are the parasite of modern tines!
Humans "steering the course" is why we are in this situation. I've heard this same speech for decades.
People have left tons of great, articulate reviews. All I'll say is thank you Vice for getting this content to me. It took 4yrs, but you were the first. And videos like this make me wish TH-cam had a ❤ button. Lastly, for this particular video, I wish a petition was in the description
Socialist..
@@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth Such a typical, uneducated response. I dare you to elaborate on that and substantiate your enlightened view. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you have no idea what you're referencing, nor do you have anything to offer, other than criticism. Prove me wrong 🤞🏼
@@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth you will own nothing and you will be happy [or be killed] -Elites
And by the way.. who doesn’t want cars and wants to ride share instead?? Really?! 😂 not me
@@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruthjj😅
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I watched this without a single advert popping up. Good example. Jeremy is a gem!
Perhaps it is an add
God-universe-heart-earth devine
you got brainwashed for free idiot
@@juanshaftpatel7488 and you paid to be, IDIOT.
@@earthdaddy we get it... youre poor... probably blk too
Marxist of modern time
The 2008 financial crises was not caused by high oil prices.It was caused by loose lending by the banks,mortgage derivatives.
Nonexistent money.
the financialization of the economy
high GDP, high inequality.
James, who backed many of those subprime loans?.... it was International companies that had locks in the subprime derivatives...many of those companies were oil based .."The recession caused demand for energy to shrink in late 2008, with oil prices collapsing from the July 2008 high of $147 to a December 2008 low of $32. However, it has been disputed that the laws of supply and demand of oil could have been responsible for an almost 80% drop in the oil price within a 6-month period."
www.resilience.org/stories/2009-12-08/was-volatility-price-oil-cause-2008-financial-crisis/
@@xxpistolero420xx7 High inequality can have many origins. But the largest (at least in the first world countries) is that a vast majority of humans are just lazy and/or stupid, and their time and effort aren't worth very much.
The banks artifically increase housing prices to get a higher return on their mortgages.
They created the housing bubble, the rising oil prices popped the bubble as people couldn't sustain the mortgage payments during an economic crisis.
Nice mission for young people and yes, it's an uphill difficult climb. So many of these ideas we had, sharing, creating co-ops, organic gardening, reducing or eliminating meat from diet, off grid electricity from small independent sources such as our rooftops, creating community such that we share ideas, information and labor, worker-owned businesses, hand-made products from natural sources, natural self-care using medicinal plants and energy healing. Yes, we were doing this, some of us, who were part of the largest generation --the "baby boomers." But ultimately there were too few of us & we were swamped by the conventions of the day. Some of us kept on and I am one of those, in my 70's now, living on solar power, collected rainwater, eating a raw plant-based diet, in a small collaborative community. I send you my love and greatest support & well wishes. You are my grandchildren! Take this on!
Thats right - Millenials - give up your entire life and generation to ensure that the Boomers can go on living the last of their rich existance, fix all their problems, and create the new world for your kids and the next generation - thats all you have to do!
@@scorch4299conspicuous that people who live this life dont have kids.
they’ll technologically outsource that too if they get the chance. already in blueprint
Love this speaker is it social and economic theorist *Jeremy Rifkin.* "don't sell out" is his best quote of hundreds
Every time I come back and watch this I see more and more that I didn’t the time before and All I can do is hope that we as a species can all come together instead of be so heavily divided against ourselves
Why are they deliberately dividing us into racial and gender factions?
nature rarely works that way. most species have a balance of working together and competing against each other.
Just keep in mind that the USA has a lot of citizens who are too stupid and lazy. US citizen's idea of social consciousness is the " poor me " movement, not about what they can do for their country.
@@tuckerbugeater the gender debate here? You serious?
@@tuckerbugeater Same reason they always have.Keep us busy fighting each other over crumbs so we don't unite to fight them for the whole pie! Turn of the previous century robber-baron J. Gould was quoted as saying "I could easily hire one half of the poor to murder the other half !"
For me, this is the first clear explanation of how decentralized cooperatives with large scale economic power can turnabout the revolution needed for the betterment of all life on this planet.
Thank you!
Are you stunned?
😂
watch event 201 you will be thrilled in another way as to how youve been scammed and sucked in! wise up and educate yourself in all respect.
@@ladygrace2741 y yee try Rufus frustrating
So you mean corporations
The amount of anxiety I have watching this documentary is unreal and I’m generally such a chilled dude, there’s not much to say, it’s all just so sad 💔
We can't ignore change might as well understand it and accept it as our world changes everyday.
Big up Vice who dare to share/focus on this.
"This" something very much needed, a rare ted talk done in a "Vice way"..
So good, so important. Humans honestly is not very advanced and for us to do, we need to talk.
This was a fascinating talk. I would love to see a dispassionate, well-reasoned rebuttal from an equally qualified speaker.
Trouble is, all the rebuttal I'm seeing in this comments section is yelling "COMMUNISM!" & shitting on the floor. Real compelling, there.
i have watched half an hour and decided to stop, and it is fair to say that he didnt really go down the COMMUNISM rabbit hole, and the economic theories he referenced to were not from Karl Marx. Trouble is none of claims he is making really dove into depth of anything. He may have taken a couple economics classes. He proposed obvious solutions to outsiders. The only original so far is the one about aggregate efficiency, and, any undergraduate economics major student would tell you that his association of the thermodynamics coefficient in physics with economic growth is incredibly bizarre.
30 minutes was all I could take too. I feel sorry for those who HAD to attend because at least I can turn this off. Hes the kinda guy that thinks monetizing debt was a good thing I'm thinking.
I'm certainly not equally qualified, but that's the fallacy of authority, so here we go:
He mentions that Adam Smith's invisible hand is an adaptation of Newton's that 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction'. However the invisible hand says that pursuing your own personal benefit leads to others benefiting as well. Since both parties are benefiting, it would be hard to describe this as an 'opposite' reaction. And the invisible hand is never said to be equal in any way. So this comparison doesn't hold up to any scrutiny. Not to mention, the insinuation that the last 300 years of economists have just been parroting this notion and have never tested/analyzed/studied this concept of the invisible hand, is absurd. It is a well founded principle of economics and can be easily seen theoretically, empirically, and even anecdotally. Not to mention he invoke's the invisible hand later in the talk.
One more point on Adam Smith. He mentions young people tend to give things out for free on the internet, and as such are not acting out of self-interest, and thus must have never read Adam Smith. Despite the fact that giving away things for 'free', such as posting music on youtube, leads to donations, ad money, notoriety, attendance to (paid) shows, status...etc, is the invisible hand at work. Ignoring this, the speaker clearly hasn't read Smith's first book, which talks extensively about altruism.
He talks about oil prices and their connection with the financial crisis of 2008. The connection is never really explained beyond the classic fallacy of correlation and causation. Oil prices did indeed rise in 2008, and the economy did indeed collapse in 2008, but is this relationship causal? The general consensus is that it is related to the housing bubble in the US, and not global oil prices (and the speaker even references the housing bubble later in the talk). But, let us not appeal to consensus and instead think of counterpoints. If the collapse was due to oil prices, one would expect all countries dependent on oil to collapse at the same time. What actually happened was that the US collapsed, then the countries most closely economically tied to the US (the EU) collapsed, then the others. Secondly, there is no magical number where oil prices stop the market. Instead, as the price of oil goes up, the costs of oil related products goes up (and the speaker thinks that most the economy is oil related products), and profit margins and productivity go down. This was not the case in pre 2008 economy, which was soaring and oil prices were going up.
One of his main points of interest was the zero marginal rate. This may seem like a trivial point, but he clearly states that we can see activities today that have near-zero marginal rates. However, he then goes on to discuss zero marginal rate implications. Near-zero and zero are very different things. Activities with lower marginal rates are important and interesting, but discussing them as though they have zero marginal rates is deceptive and wrong.
He talks about ride sharing in the context of reducing pollution from cars. He mentions that cars spend most of their life sitting in parking lots and driveways. The insinuation is that this down time could be employed by someone else, and thus we would need less cars in the world. This is true, and likely to happen in the near future, but it has very little to do with pollution. The total miles driven by people collectively is the same, they just do it with less cars. Put differently, a car sitting in a parking lot or driveway isn't polluting anything.
I only got about half way through, and these are just some things that stuck out to me. He does make some good points about technology trends and where the near future may lie. I didn't mention anything political above, but his political insinuations and recommendations are troubling at best.
I stole all the replies to paste to reply to another fan boy on this page. The speaker has an appetite for sensationalism and/or has self-grandizing tendencies with minimal understanding. How is he speaking for VICE? His agent got him the job? Just goes to show that VICE is not interested in putting out content that are true, but only those that fit their narrative, but I think it may still be one of the better media orgranizations by comparison.
I got fed up right away with the "Global warming" Narrative. Most Scientists worth their salt know there is no Confirmed Science when it comes to climate. They merely come up with some numbers feed it into a machine to get the result theyre looking for then they tout it as Science. Then they want to convert those numbers and use it to apply carbon taxes to industries and countries they feel are the biggest offenders (have the most money) to extort money for the globalist agenda. Its all part of the "Top down bottom up."
The REAL Science is we are going into a "Polar magnetic shift/flip" and a "Solar minimum" at the same time (which is widely known by those who actually study this) which is causing/and going to cause lots of unusual weather and earthquakes famine floods etc...Just google it to get a general idea. The sad thing is it has nothing to do with anything manmade and there is absolutely nothing we can do to stop it. Of course THEY know this and are just waiting to say "See we told you this would happen." but it wont matter by then anyway.
Ask anyone who believes in "The Big Bang theory" this "Can you show me where the center from where all this mass spread from, and where its going?" They will just look at you and shrug.The truth is there is much we do not know "Thats the truth" we are just finding out the universe is Electric,and Dark matter doesnt exist this all just happened in the past 2 years. Science is constantly re evaluating and thats a good thing.
When I saw the video length at first, I wasn't sure I would watch it completely. The video was very gripping and informative. So much information. It's hard to imagine how much time and work it's going to take to achieve what he's explained here.
If it took us 60 years to build our outdated electricity grid. Then, it will only take us less than 20 years to build a fully digitize energy system infrastructure. Some European nations have already accomplished about 30% to 40% in building such infrastructure and moving fully towards renewable energy, which will be eventually near zero cost to produce, and allowing to share the needed available resources, which will help eliminate waist & pollution, and it will improve everyone’s life and improve the eco-system, and to be able to grow only organic agricultural products free of contaminations & viruses.
Me too. I was planning on just watching a few minutes to see what it was about. Now here I still am almost 2 hours later. He's got some really good ideas.
believe.Each travel starts with a step ....
@@rrboustani pls provide sources to your claims.
this is all BS propaganda, when the government says they are investing aa trillion dollars to prevent somekind of disaster and goldman sachs is on board its just another manufactured emergency they can use to grant themselves more power and authority. The government will never spend time on solving a problem if the problem doesnt create a bigger one or if the solution doesnt involve giving themselves more power or money to spend.
Hi Vice. Hi Jeremy. I am somewhere between a follower of Ned Ludd and a follower of Jean Luc Picard. I am excited for many of these (possible) changes to the world that can extend the shelf life of humans--and I'm okay with a lot more of the alternatives and makeshift visions in this video than almost anyone I grew up with--but I also think that most of the folks in the Pacific Northwest of the United States who are dragging behind these alternatives and visions are worried about the disconnect between our physical selves' involvement with this physical world.
I love working on cars. I love it. It's one of the most white trash markers of my identity that I fully embrace, even though I've been a labor, political, and community organizer in order to eat for most of the past fifteen years.
These transitions, for what may or may not be a "rare bird" like myself, must include how we can remain physical bodies engaged with and connected to our physical world. I like that connection. I like trees--planting them, trimming them, cutting them down when need be. I like mechanical stuff and the fact that the old cars that don't require the latest version of MS Office are accessible to me to Lego and tinker with. I like CDs and Albums.
In short: I am a sucker for the sensate world.
I have tried to imagine how to transition Oregon's economically depressed coastal towns that used to be timber towns into paying positions that are more vital and productive but still allow the dirt to get under your fingernails. I imagine someone whose parent logged trees because s/he loved the smell and feel of the forest being able to have a job in the same place, with the same solitude in nature essential to a healthy ego that knows it ain't the Alpha or Omega because it's able to see its own smallness out there and have nature fill the nostrils--maybe the one who is planting a bio-diverse future of trees is simultaneously living the tradition of their ancestor while doing the needed and productive thing out there today (planting rather than reaping what nature has sewn.)
I understand that I'm screaming into the nothingness, but I do hope the nothingness has ears to listen.
Thank you. This is a really thought-provoking piece.
Beautiful
Really excited for the hope of the future. Would love to see an economy where natural resources are for everyone, are replenished and humans act as stewards of the earth.
But I think it’ll be more dystopian where everyone is controlled through technology like the social credits that China uses. And this man thinks so highly of China and it scares me completely!!!
I am the nothingness and I can hear you ✌🏼
Rifkin neglects to mention all the excess mining and the resulting pollution that will occur in order to obtain all the minerals that will be
needed in order to built all these solar panels and wind generators for his Third Industrial Revolution.He also neglects to mention how
we're going to dispose of all the toxic chemicals(silicon tetrachroide)used to make these solar panels.And don't forget,solar panels and
wind generators don't last forever.What I can't understand is why nobody in the audience or the people who interview Rifkin never
question him about this.
Lol yup!!!!! Lithium stock is gonna boom
yre right
You’re right, so much Green Tech ain’t Green…
Everything people do will result in waste. Whats most important is reducing emissions to have a stable climate.
because they're too busy making youtube videos
Jeremy Rifkin just made an incredible first impression on me and is truly inspiring. This is a voice that needs to be heard and this is leadership.
As another commenter said imagine taking pointers in morality from someone employed by the CCP and the EU
Was it the part where he claimed the earth is 450 billion years old?😂 He makes an astonishing amount of false claims.
Blind and brainwashed
@@felipefuentes4811 potentially, please expand....
What a moron! Learn to think for yourself!
Watching in 2021. More relevant than ever.
Let the brainwashing commence
Watching again in 2024, 6 years later. I'm no longer impressed. The guy is an illusionist. He is setting people up for the NWO and 2030 Great Reset with draconian implications for society.
The most inspiring and technically sound convincing speech I have ever listened to in my life.
Jeremy is a great thinker and activist in deed!
you're insane
it seems like he has some errors in his analogies about entropy but you might find that out some day :-)
Chapter 2: The Science of Productivity 20:56
there is clearly some agenda being pushed here
remaining 200 million cars...hmm thats either a very wrong guess or its very telling of what to expect.
This is a visionary speech. But he exegerates and oversimplifies some aspects, it remains to be seen. Lets go!
wow. im out of words. Im just so ready and excited to build the next Africa. I trust youll all do your part in your respective communities. Its our turn now.
kudz Pakaipa just prevent your leaders from selling out your people....if you can
@Tamera Bonner 3:53, but where are the Māori?
Okay. I listened long to this guy. Word after word made sense, but he finally hit home in a major way with the following: "What we´re beginning to see from millenials is a shift from geopolitics to biosphere consciosness". I don´t know how anyone can dispute that. Absolutely spot on!
Warning!! The Opportunity Cost, of watching a video like “Gangnam Style” is 16,000 years. The basis of this theory is flawed.. The fall out from technology will be devastating if this is a indication of human understanding, forget the coronavirus.
God help us if millennials are buying this load of diabolical fear and evil disinformation. Please fact check energy in Germany based on Nord-Stream II.
@@michaelynharris4282 Ah.. I'm guessing your're a boomer? In other words, the ignorance and conformistic nature of your generation is what has put the world in the heap of trouble that it is in. But hey - as long as you stay proud of your United States of disinformation - who cares about the bigger picture that in the end engulfs even that comfy bubble of yours.
Well, these aren't facts about Germany being made up of tiny linked green energy producers putting big energy out of business. Simply a non truth. But if it sounds good to you, then that's sad.
@@Saki-Legenda your dismissal of a contrary view with an assumption of his generation highlights your ignorance.
The video offers no actual solutions to sustainable energy production. If you consider for a moment that nuclear energy and improved infrastructure is the way forward.
Rifkin likens goods to data and communication. Completely illogical and useless rhetoric.
He just pissed in everyone's pocket with his fantasy talk.
PS. Nuclear is the future. Not the bullshit claims of solar and wind.
So much thoughts to process, questions to ask/ answer and actions to be made! Thank you for this!
Im crying. Im crying hard. My mom taught me this had to happen and she died drained and almost hopeless. They are finally truly changing and finally seeing everything at the same time. It's all connected. We are all connected.
Albert Einstein - 'Problems cannot be solved with the same mind set that created them.'
#Deep
yes so end marxist programming
It's new form of Utopia and only fools buy it
K Taruc I gave you that 200th like enjoy!!!!
Buddha - 'There is no problem'
He has given me a lot to think about!
Hi Vice, it would be great to hear from Jeremy about 2020 and how covid affected productivity and world economics.
@vice
@vice
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Lmao that’s a good one ☝️
My thoughts exactly
Thank you, moved me to tears. Since a couple of month, I found my lost hope again and since than, hope is the same as faith for me and it just did increase. Elhamdulillah. I pray for all humanity.
I've made a point of watching this every year since 2015. Its 2020 and it has truly aged well...
This was released in 2017.
I'm 40 minutes in and already feel like my I.Q. has been raised. This is good stuff.
I wish this was shown in every high school in the U.S. because we are really far behind.
Trust me, your IQ is still fucked
my IQ is 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 after the video. i am now a true intellectual
Stop the Crime- Wow, hmmm. I didn't notice that here. Please enlighten me, what human rights are these ideas taking away? The right to pollute? The right to hoard and not share? The right for my country to subsidize dying, damaging industries while the rest of the world seizes the future?
Now it is Agenda 2030 and it is much worse.
No way to escape it, these Millenials are about to see hell on earth unleashed that will make WWII seem like a schoolyard quarrel.
I've never seen a more unthinking, blindly lead generation of tide pod eating, soy latte drinking, smartphone addicted, autistic, gender confused idiots.
Wake the Hell up.
Start researching and listening to other ideas, you are not predisposed to believe.
Ive been waiting for my algorithm to show me this video again
LOL Patience Space Ghost, it will if not already. It took about a month for it to find me...
3years it's showed itself, but i probably just looked past it. Its a good second watch, and i haven't stopped research along the way. I can't help but think fantastic with a big but. The share concept is a promise from the master's 'you will own nothing and be happy' plus i need to pull the toy apart and give it to my sister. The next big work thing.. are we slaves, or cyborgs or what? I've seen similar footage with out any human beings. The truck train, are they part of the iot doing that analysis? How do they connected to it? The food and community agriculture is the way it should be, they are going hard to distroy this. Are they using the generation at hand and inspiring them to run with this and push on social media, marketing content. He carefully withholds some information with ease. Are we all being used to bring about this World Order? Are they going to use to there advantage and manipulate the very people who think and speak up. I hope not.
These are great ideas I love how clearly he explains it. I'm stoned to the bone an this stuff is blowing my mind! 🤯😃😃
The climate is changing with and without us. No point fighting it. One need to focus on dealing with it.
TH-cam, Spotify, Google, Amazon, Apple, AirBnB, Uber, Lyft, Kickstarter, Go Fund Me. They all get a piece of your pie. To really get to zero marginal cost, you have to move your content to alternatives not be locked in.
You are completely right. I hope that will slowly change. Web3.0 technology and decentralized protocols you find in the crypto sphere can probably help to solve this.
@Gottfried Lieber A public option is great imo. "Medicine for All" by Dana Brown proposes such an option for Pharmaceuticals.
Blockchain ❤️
him: "none of this is being taught at schools by the way"
me: *watching this right now for my english class
Are we in the same one ??
@@nora3657 HAHAHA are you at champlain?
@@annarupp-desrosiers760 LMFAO I am
But i ain't watching all this
@@nora3657 HAHAHA ALISON TETT?
@@nora3657 lmfao
this is literally the online version of bumping to a classmate on campus
1 hour 26 minute is probably the most important point for the well being of our environment and long term sustainability of the planet... by the way cows are NOT bad... cows implemented in a permaculture style farm practise are not only nice to have (delicious organic meat) but necessary part of the ecosystem (fertility)...
Great video, thanks for organizing all that info about the future in such nice way. Efficiency as progress. True economy.
Thumbs up if you know Jacque Fresco, Peter Joseph and a Resource Based Economy. There are a lot of thinkers out there who have considered a Post Scarcity economy. It's worth understanding and pushing for.
fuck yeah! RBE \m/
Somewhat familiar! Some good ideas ! Sounds like a mix of socialism with technology !
All you petit-bourgeois utopians want what proletarian *Socialism* promises Humanity-- without all the nasty, inconvenient 'revolution' stuff. You *always* pick the low-hanging, easy, sexy fruit -- and leave all the hard, dangerous work to the working-class...
Grow TF up.
@Trots - To which "hard, dangerous work" are you referring?
To what "low-hanging, easy, sexy fruit" are you referring?
You're making the current owners of the USA (top 5%) sound like the terrorist slavers who were USA's "founding fathers". Oh. Yeah. They were/are terrorist slavers. They forced slaves to do the hard work of building the USA.
Ayandolos, what communism has to do with genocide?
and what communism has to do with socialism?
That is the best an most important lecture I have ever watched . WELL DONE
I find his in debt explaining on these topics - extraordinary good 👍🏽 well spoken !
Hope this gets noticed and embraced by the world so whe can look back and be like look what we’ve done against all odds
Yes but there are problems with his thinking.
@@meilinchan7314 What are issues you find?
One that I found were that he seems a little personality self-righteous, like it'll all work out in his plan.
Im watching this for the first time in 2020, 12:08 am on November 3rd, contemplating this entire speech and what it means. This has changed my entire perspective.. Thank You.
I came back to this 3rd industrial revolution for my research on sharing economies with the internet of things. Completely blown away from all that I've learnt so far.
Big fan, keep it up :) I watch this every night before bed to keep me motivated. Best gym video to hype me up. Jeremy Rifkin keep changing the world. My favorite quote was from 1:28:55!!!
This was VERY enlightening. Lot of learning from this. However, I do have some concerns, but overall I agree.
I'm reading the comments and it seems most people here didn't get this... This is not based on the socialism and communist system. He repeatedly said this will involve human power, private sector, government and social sharing... making a post on Wikipedia, a song or help at the local community would be the start, it will scale up once you get free energy, cheap water, etc etc This is revolutionary indeed! I work from home doing apps, my car uses my solar panel to charge it, I already eat less meat and buy less clothing. This still early and it will scale... Just think about it if you would say 10 years ago that you will send your daughter to school in a strangers car and meet the love of your life throu a phone you would probably said it's insane. I said that about cars and now my tesla drives better than me :)
The problem is - most of the people who are watching this are too stupid to even understand what he is saying.. they will be the ones on the bottom of the totem pole in the new world economy!
Brian Wall back in time the weak were at the bottom, nowadays the dumb are. Somebody always is at the bottom.
Brian Wall naw the problem is its an hour and a half video and most people probably watch the first 5 minutes then comment. So dont lose faith completely.
I think that's what he meant when he mentioned the dummying down of america.
It’s a step towards communism and egalitarianism. Nothing wrong with that.
He is spot on with how the economy works and why we need to make the changes. But the crisis in 2008 was not from any new oil issues, we see that happen on a regular basis. In 2008 crisis, it was the big bankers scamming the bank system that took down the economy. Yes, it was all the big banks in the U.S., but there were other banks globally that was doing it as well. We absolutely need a different economic system the takes the control away from the government and bankers and puts it into an equality of the people. Until that happens, there will be no changes made anywhere. It is greed that has created the problems, and it has to be the fight against greed that will enable changes to be made.
You are talking about a problem within an industry, the financial industry. Oil spreads accross many industries and many countries and thus serves as a catalyst for economic stability across the world. You are giving corruption more credit then it deserves.
block chain digital assets Ripple XRP ripple.com/insights/the-internet-of-value-what-it-means-and-how-it-benefits-everyone/ and video th-cam.com/video/twqWyYrDObc/w-d-xo.html
It's called bitcoin.
No, not ripple - ripple is highly centralized and founded by banks. However, there are tons of alternatives. Tangle, Dag and distributed ledgers. But if you wanna mention cryptocurrencies i would say Iota, Monero and many others who are actively working their way away from centralization.
The banks were selling (packaged as prime investments) sub prime mortgages which are dodgy at the best of times. These are sold to people who can barely afford them anyway. So when the cost of living rises due to fuel costs increasing (and remember fuel increases affect EVERYTHING.
You can’t get goods to stores factories, power plants, without transport which runs on oil. And each step in the chain is increasing cost so an item could have triple the increase or more to an incremental increase in fuel cost.
These people fell over because they couldn’t afford to keep up house payments, car payments, food, fuel they had to decide what to dump, so they abandoned the houses. You can still rent but if you don’t have your car you’re not going to get to work. There’s a good movie about it called the big short.
The accumulation of the defaults created a domino effect went on to affecting the banks
Once word got out that the banks had failed assets instead of productive ones the market sentiment shifted and thus began the crash. Its now happening again by the way. A number of countries are now experiencing the financial stress of the oil price increases. www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-10-02/emerging-markets-oil-shock-has-already-started?cmpid=BBD100318_MKT&
So yes the banks caused the crash but the initiating factor was due to the rise in fuel costs affecting the cost of all supply chains to the cost of living.
Extremely well done economics and core sustainability and wlequity, really a must on our planet!
Wow, this is the way to move forward in the world. The social principles are well respected and advocated here. Let's go and build a better world where empathy, compassion, and human lives and all life forms thrive.
Sharing economy! That's what Uber and Airbnb said before taking your money and pouring it to the pockets of invisible rich investors while at the same time throwing the gig workers under the bus!
Because those models are tied to 2nd Industrial revolution infrastructure. Did you watch the whole thing?
@Dean Turner 2nd industrial revolution infrastructure includes monopolies. The 3rd revolution has its strength in being truly de-cenralised.
Uber and AirBnb are still centralized sources that control the sharing economy. They are not part of the decentralized third industrial revolution being talked about in this video. Imagine an application that is open source, written with smart contracts that execute if and only if someone generates a payment through this application to someone else. The smart contract always executes upon the initial transaction on the blockchain and it is written in such a way that once the person generating the payment is taken from point A to point B on the GPS, they are paid automatically. The validation and governance of the transaction, the output of the smart contract, and the releasing of the payments all happens by validators on chain, and every user of the service is a participant in the validation. There are no middle men, no Uber and AirBnb controlling anything, and no one taking a cut in the middle. Purely decentralizee ride sharing in a nutshell.
@Dean Turner You think there's ever been real communism on this planet, yet calling others gullible..., now THAT's funny! Watch Star Trek and then open "The Capital", you'll find very few differences.
@Dean Turner You mean "Basic American instincts", right? China...an abject failure. Been to Shenzen lately? If that is a failure, I'd hate to see their version of success .
*This video in itself is proof of everything that he's talking about. How you can come on the internet and watch/Learn such valuable information at the cost of nothing is truly remarkable.*
What about the one that gos like this=manipulated info???????
That's deep ,but how did it take so much time to get us to know too
From India
Deer in the headlights look amongst the crowd is priceless, and this documentary is gold.
I may have just watched the best talk about the human race and the sum of all its parts ever in my lifetime.. Makes me wish I could live to see it but I'll be gone. Best of luck I hope this vision works out.
The most Important thing i would love to hear about is money? How our debt based economy can be changed by the sharing economy? The banking infrastructure is to be changed? Pity no one asked him a question on the banking system and financial, economical structure of our current times
David Graeber, Debt the First Five Thousand Years
I watched a video by Zang. She said January 1st 2021 is when cash money turns into cards. I bet it takes a lot longer than that.
A decentralized digital connected world needs a decentralized electrical energy based digital currency. That does exist... a lot of people, corporations, etc are building the digital decentralized Infrastructure because is open source. Now is your turn to go into the rabbit hole with that... The old system will collapse and the change in my opinion is gonna be violent... Fiat money and debt are violents by nature.
Salaam Mohammed, i'd be interested to connect and see how we can end riba through sharing economy.. lets connect
Bitcoin.
I can’t remember how I got to this site. My mind is🤯 and I’m so happy to be alive. We have work to do. I am a teacher and know what these kids need for their generation is not what I teach. Beginning to see my purpose! #biosphereconsciousness
these 2030 advocates are dangerous
The reason why wealth is concentrated within a very few group of people is due to a near natural law called the Pareto distribution. You see this accross all competitive hierarchies. People who do something really good become exponentially better. Any time we tried to get wealth to flow down it goes back right up. We've never figured out yet how to change that.
Uhhh.... Yeah we have... The whole video is literally about sharing economies.
Plus, there has been many times civilized states that ran on competitive economies still have an amazingly equal distribution of wealth
@@oofman4572 i feel like this sharing economy become the fancy version of communism.
Good to be listening in here from PNG 🇵🇬. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start 5o finish as I am in the heart of building a socal economy in my country.
Watching this during corona crisis is like watching everything he said comes to life..
Me too, crazy!!!
Me three!
Agreed, Like he said its a constant cycle of back and forth
funny but the crisis was brought on by the same people who brought us the federal reserve.
And you guys still don't believe in the plandemic?
*He is right:* thinking about *better solutions and better technology* will be much more productive.
Talking in a loop about problems will not change a thing. We need to talk about solutions and how to resolve the situation of our massive impact on the planet !
The solutions provide a guide, while talking about problems breeds desperation, depression and fear. I think, it's more productive to talk about better solutions and technology.
Having an environmental impact rating on every product will be a good start to this revolution- as well as corporations being responsible for every product they make in regards to maintaining the product and disposing of it responsibly when it is no longer usable. But we have to make it a level playing field for the companies involved- if they can keep making money while reducing their impact then making the necessary changes will be so much easier.
It seems the only reason we have to repeatedly talk about the problem is to scare idiotic powerful leaders like Donald Trump to listen to the solutions in the first place and put the long term health of the planet before the short term growth of the economy.
yea solutions to the problems are old solutions created . .loop de loop
In a flat Earth, lol. mI agree but FIRST reconstruction. Fist is first. Carbon farmed slave populated infrastructure is inefficient resource (in every way, (time, education, saftey) sucker.
lol stop reproducing like a cancer to this planet. Smith said it on Matrix and that's the most simple solution, just stop having so many God Dame Childrens. Earth health on his own, no need to create tecnology or even care about less consumtion, recicling or have more control into polution emision.
30:00 this point just turned me pro transportation automation. What a great talk.
I love this talk and I’ve listened to it many times. The only minor thing I’ll take issue with is the use of the term dark net. It’s used in the opposite sense of the reality. A fully encrypted dark net is possibly the only future way to keep out government and corporate influence.
There ALWAYS has been climate change for 4.3 billion years...and there ALWAYS will be.
Learn to think for yourself!
The dynamics between the sun and earth mostly are what have and what will ALWAYS cause climate change. The rest is what is inside the earth, which is mostly caused by the sun and earth dynamic, as well as other planets and the moon but not as much.
We, and our carbon "footprint" are just a fly on a camels back.
If you would stop being a machine and begin being human again (it's your choice) you will be able to think once again and realize the old communists with little man syndrome are not to be trusted. Just like fau ci....
Get thinking, or you will be one of the many who will be found guilty for the destruction of our liberties and destruction of humanity...because of guys like this...not the carbon dioxide we have put in the atmosphere.
Sickness of mankind is becoming a thoughtless machine
It's not a "fully encrypted dark net". It's called web3. Gosh, please don't just use random terms.
Watched this months ago... As it goes along you get this impression of this well experienced and knowledgeable person who now in his older years wants to 'give back his wisdom' to safe the younger generations (sounds about right?). Then I thought, it's so easy for someone who has made it in his life to only now start really thinking about the future etc. If he stood there saying this in his thirties; that would be impressive. That would be revolutionary - and it would be ignored.
He's doing it for the $, NOT the SHARING economy.
He been doing this for a minute tho ….
@@richard9436 in our capitalist society all humans must earn money to survive in the world (unless you have access to money someone else earned). it's a fact of life. if you can make money by sharing positive, progressive ideas and practically reforming harmful systems (examples of reform in Germany, China were shared) how is that a bad thing?
in our society we also don't accept radical ideas from young people because they are just that - unproven ideas. it takes time, experience, money, and a network of people to bring concepts to fruition. it's one thing to have an idea and another to bring it to reality. that's not to say young people don't have great ideas, but not all ideas young people have are great in the context of reality. it makes sense for an older person to have a more complete understanding of that.
you must work within the existing system to create change/a new system (which is why Rifkin says there will be a transition period between the second and the third revolution). that also doesn't mean the new system will be perfect, it's just an evolution from the old, and eventually there should be an evolution from this third industrial revolution into the fourth.
it's easy to feel damned if you do and damned if you don't, but that doesn't negate the positive shifts that are happening however imperfectly. progress is not linear and it is very, very messy (as Rifkin described when mentioning "happiness is the blank pages of history"). it's a complex problem and no one solution is going to solve it for the rest of time. the worst thing we can do is let our fears decide for us that we will do nothing - because then our destruction is certain.
Watching this at beginning of '21 - He is right on.
He is. So so much.
Me too. Well said.
I just jumped from Vice news to this and I suppose I'm not sleeping again tonight
What if I want to live out in Utah, away from major cities? Do I also need to give up my car?
@@andrewaguilar8317 Lots of empty land in Utah. City living for you?
I enjoyed this inspiring lecture very much, the mixing with video clip made it even better.
The late Jacque Fresco of The Venus Project was way ahead of the curve. Between Technocracy and The Venus Project, we could have addressed these issues donkey years ago! I guess better late than never!
This was one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I feel it was a blessing and I'm looking forward to doing my part for the beneficial and productive third industrial revolution(Internet of Things and Digital Revolution). Have a goodnight everyone.
I dnt know why, but the whole thing reminded me of Zeitgeist, a resources based economy. R. I. P Jaque fresco
sirin hamza we forge the future we live in every moment
This is the most important lecture I’ve heard in several years!
This presentation is an absolute gem. Thank you Vice for helping to publicize these ideas. They may not all be perfect and people can debate the finer points, but it is clear that humanity is at a real decision point and must radically rethink our economic and environmental relationships and impact.
The people in the audience thought they were going to hear about a timeshare in Maui.
They got their phones confiscated otherwise they’d be on their phones the entire time!
Nah Vice knows better than that they brought hipsters in the audience not your grandmother and grandfather and their friends
Lol
I can't remember watching a video with so much relevant information from disciplines that dictate my daily life!
Agree, finally something real, informative and honest.
Admiration can only go so far. We need action. Let's start building.
th-cam.com/video/FEl0-zpXVyw/w-d-xo.html
eos.io
Mark Stobie If you have a better consensus model then I'de love to hear it. Bitcoin is governed by 3-4 mining pools. 21 "master nodes" that can be voted in and out by stakeholders is mathematically more decentralized in my opinion.
It is already happening in the foreground of the digital world. The demand is there and the new supply is heavily int he making when it comes to cryptocurrency and new business models behind it filling those gaps.
I get it, but him telling millennials to hurry-up and save the environment… it makes me think nobody was listening the past 20 years.
Great information, thanks Jeremy Rifkin!
In the video, Mr. Rifkin made the claim that most economic growth comes from productivity growth, and that most productivity growth comes from increases in aggregate efficiency. If this man is correct, then this means that the rise of A.I is going to coincide with the greatest economic boom that humanity will ever witness.
This is because AF rose from 3% in 1900 to 14% in 1990 where it has remained constant. Since A.I is essentially an optimization machine, it is going to allow for us to theoretically achieve 100% AF. This would be a 614% increase in AF compared to the 350% increase that we witnessed in the Industrial Revolution. In other words, AI is going to be almost twice as impactful as the introduction of machines and fossil fuels to society which is mind boggling to think about.
This is absolutely profound. I am actually for the first time truly hopeful for the future of the human race, if we can embrace these concepts as the new global agreement for our sake and the planet’s sake. Beautiful. Now let’s get to work!
Erik Weimer
I "went to work" back in the late 80's - on "Wind energy". By 2003-ish I finally had the subject SORTED. Turns out that that - because turbines and alternators have opposite "economy of size", a combination of the two has a cost/watt curve which is necklace shaped. Catenery. The lowest cost/watt region is for sizes where the T and the A cost about the same as each other. This size region turns out to be from about 0.5m to 1.5m diameter !!
I have a prototype since c2006 which supplies energy at about 1/40 the the cost,/watt of that from a typical 'windfarm". So far no one is even slightly interested !
Gerard Vaughan vids or it didn’t happen
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You want a vid of my TAD system ?!
Gerard Vaughan post some videos on your channel, if you’re serious people would be interested
@@blasecorrea8350
You are right, I must do that. It is at least 15 years effort, and the result is a total Eureka ! It is going nowhere, apart from atop my house, and TH-cam might just get it to where it is needed. There is Wind here only very occasionally, when it has supplied at a rate of C 500 watts 240v, 2amps, DC from C20m/s wind. Solar is the best bet here - Bulgaria . Its Inlet is 65cm diameter, and outlet 92cm.
It is about 1.3m long. Looks like a Badminton Shuttlecock. A 'Ducted Fan".
Yes I really must make a vid., but am "spread a bit thin" ! I hope I will be able to give you an "Alert", bit otherwise I will include "Shuttlecock" in the wind turbine title, ok ?
Brilliant! This is my first chance to actually be able to listen to this at home. I love it I love it I love it.
Finally, something that shines light on the future instead of doom and gloom, thank you
This is so so important and motivated me to start acting on the concepts talked about. I'm from Cincinnati. Reach out to the Civic Garden Center and Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, 2 organizations that are trying to combat climate change.
What's the percent of CO2 in the atmosphere, and how much is too much, and why, considering that the CO2 molecule is a molecule of life?
Great story bro
This whole time I'm watching this I'm thinking Elon musk is working on all three of these aspects. He's creating electric, self driving cars, in addition starting the decentralized energy grid with batteries and solar panels, and he's working on launching a broadband Internet satellite constellation to connect everything together for the network aspect. He's way ahead of all of us and he might end up being one of the most important humans in the third industrial revolution.
wedsa5 When I think of people and organizations that are working on technology and ideas that will bring our civilization to the next level, number one is Musk and his companies.
Crazy.. i was thinking the same exact thing.
Elon is our new savior.
Batteries are not sustainable, which makes electric cars and solar panels unsustainable. The waste from these technologies are extremely toxic. Nuclear power is safer than ever before, despite the misinformation and hype. On a whole, it creates much less pollution than coal.
Nathan Clark I could say basically the same thing about nuclear. It also relies on non renewable resources. It also makes toxic waste. Li-ion batteries and solar panels are recyclable. Li-ion isn't the end game here. There are other ways to store electricity and materials engineers are working on new battery tech. Why hate on batteries and solar? I like nuclear, and I'm fully aware that it's really safe.
Planned Obsolescence - Servers breakdown, Inverters Breakdown, Batteries Degrade, Solar Panels Degrade, Electronics Breakdown... You have to constantly replace these. So much for "after initial investment - zero cost" idea. And general constant maintenance is a must for any system...
This guy is a Gem!! I truly loved this speech. It's excellent that someone can see the possibility of a positive future. Things have been looking pretty grim since the 2018 posting of this video.
I think I really need to see this positive future that he painted.
In my life it's the young people that want to own cars, leave electric lights on, don't think about the environment....It must therefore be some young, some old, some middle aged people who are aware of a need for change. It's simplistic to put all positive or negative attributes onto one generation.
the main point about young people is that they are going to recieve responsibility for whatever infrastructures are there for them, that and some of them are going to expand upon said infrastructures.
The young will turn old, so teach the young to be better and they will teach their young
Unfortunately the current power structure of the world is not going to let go of its deathgrip on the rest of humanity, not without a fight. Anything that arises in society that potentially threatens the power monopoly will either be destroyed, co-opted or otherwise perverted. We are part of the problem as we've accepted and continue to accept the current power dynamic out of familiarity, a prison on which we've established a zone of comfort within. What's required to save humanity from extinction is a radical shift in how we view and value our place in the world.
Eliah Holiday
Unfortunately this will be the new DEATHGRIP over humanity get ready for global fascism .........its in your face !!!!
Yes, we only know what we know (which is why this was so interesting to view, to expand our thinking!) The idea of touching a piece of plastic on a wall and having an electric light illuminate the darkness at a whim is our a priori experience now, but is all so new, really. (That experience didn't exist for the first 25 years of my grandparents lives!) vAnd not shared worldwide, either. It is now not only familiarity and "all we know", but a dependence we have, built for convenience and kept going because it is less work than making tallow candles for inferior light. And let's face it, for such hard workers on the one hand, we are also lazy and pampered as a society, and all of our built infrastructure caters to that. And all of that was built by the power monopoly, as you put it, and they will not go lightly into the night... Ever experienced a prolonged blackout of energy? Ecological devastation could put us there for intermittent or extended periods in the next 100 years or whatever time frame it is (and my grandparents were born 110 years ago, so this will be in the lived experience of our children, when WE are those grandparents.) So this is important. But wresting that control from the power structures that exist now is a tall order; aside from the monopolies and the corporate monied interests, just look at our Congress that is so divorced from our lives, some of them think of tech as "doohickies." No clue whatsoever. The new generations need to rush in to the civil and corporate infrastructure with new ideas, but well aware of the obstacles and how to neutralize them, it's to easy to be subsumed by these overriding interests and our own laziness too. The Beat generation and the hippies in the 60's, Occupy...they all build on each other and we learn more and more each wave, but how to take on a massive system like this will take some real energetics...that said, it's amazing how things flip on a dime when the time is right and the groundwork has been laid.
its* deathgrip. But yeah, you've hit the point...
Yes my Friend you have hit the Bull-Eye ! Your analogy and our Technology(s) is causing the Trauma of the World, PTSD.
True and I am afraid, since many countries are moving out from the Dollar dominance (Russia, China, Iran, Philippines), that the US will do everything possible to keep their world sole power, including a war that could threat the whole world... this is the current level of our leaders... they only threat each other, spend billions in weapons... instead they could use those resources to improve the world, I + D in medicine, in space, in so many areas... in fighting the hanger of half of the world, who actually it is hungry due to the corporations they created... another world it is possible, they just do not want it. Empty heads, unfortunately.
This man is a profound thinker/speaker. Amazing ! Wow !
5 years later: Great information, great speech, but I need an update on that predictions. We want another of this!
I didn't end up here by guess, I was brought here for a reason. Brought to light of fulfilling a duty of the "3rd industrial revolution". A duty that's been playing on my mind for the past 3 years one I must fulfill..✊🏾✊🏾
Decentralization is the only answer to remove politics and monopoly.
yeah good luck with that :D
In a free-market society decentralization leads to increased inequality which ironically leads back round to centralization, only this time a corporate centralization. The key is to re-engineer market processes.
You will still need a decentralised and centralized system which works together somehow. I fully support DeCentralised but it's nice to have some control when shit goes pear shaped
I don't think removing politics will help. At least part of the answer to controlling monopolies is to strategically distribute or subsidise Technology developing in AI and harnessing and storing renewable energy I do think we need to allow more freedom and democracy at the level of policy, regulated by public interest.
A community petition activated system of government debate for or against a policy. Similar to the 100,000 petition mandatory debate in British parliament (but with actual teeth). This would allow the population to intervene on key issues and force government to consider popular opinion. Also, donor caps to prevent veiled oligarchy, like the Justice Democrats.
Renewable energy technologies like Tesla power wall and AI farming can help to decentralize energy and food production
Crypto son!
This is life changing information that all of us should listen to . And make that change
This is a very intriguing video. My only issue has to do with the discussion about Germany’s so called renewable energy sources when the Ukrainian war has taught us how reliable Germany is on Russian oil and gas
Damn! the whole world needs to watch this video! it is such a high time that the young present generation must take up all the necessary measures to follow these measures and act! There's no time for us to wait at all! if Mr.Jeremy Rifkin felt we might have a little time to change things back in 1973 then imagine what deep shit we all are already into. I'm very sure that the people living in the coastal areas are already feeling it in their gut about what's about to happen because of the climate change. The urban dwellers are still onto trying to believe that this is for real! With all the corrupt politicians and the 1% people who rule the globe are only oriented towards the profit-driven area and are safely secure. Our socio-economic system has been very dysfunctional and it is going to take every hand possible to get it right. There's so much that we don't learn AT ALL at educational system like what we just learned above!
Tool!
This is the most important video I've watched in a along time. Please share this video with your families and friends. Thank you Vice for releasing this! I would like to have heard about decentralizing the monetary system.
although bitcoin is currently the leader, it still has alot of shortcomings. Currently we are in 2nd generation of crypto. i have hope that the 3rd generation will be the one thats both a store of value AND currency for transactions thats accepted by all companies. although bitcoin n other currencies can do this, it's not effective enough, there are long delays (60mins is often quoted to ensure transaction has been recognised, which makes buying a pizza or coffee tricksome) and there's been high fees n the banking system is trying to get involved n gain control (ripple is the prime suspect)
i, too, would have enjoyed hearing more about the blockchain technology behind cryptos n general decentralisation of all money. TED talks (channel on youtube) has a few presentations that might have info you dont know about. some of them about future applications. TED talks also cover a huge variety of topics from social issues to science to education to environment n human behaviour (and lots more) :)
would u care to explain why what i have said is 'dum AF'? (dumb btw, 'dum' is a vocal sound)
what does 'MAGA' mean?
n what has Trump got to do with this snippet of conversation?
please stay relevant and on topic if u do reply and try to leave the insults at primary school where they belong, thanks
c c 1st i said "i hope" not that theres a chance as u imply i did
2nd i been learning about stock markets esp CFDs financial literacy etc esp related to bitcoin last 2 months n i STILL havent put a single penny into anything. WHY? Because i know that bitcoin was reaching such highs because it was fashionable. Majority who bought btc over 14k last december is a prime idiot who dint know what they doin n have nothing to blame except themselves for jumping on the hype. Of course the bubble was gunna burst. It obvious that such fast growth is unsustainable. Esp once u learn about the probs with btc. Their prob was a total lack of research n understanding. I feel sympathy for them sure. But their own inattention to their own lack of education on the matter is the cause of their losses
1st rule of stock markets....
ONLY bet (cos it is a form of gambling) what u can afford to lose. There are NO GUARANTEES. Technical analysis helps to spot good times to enter trades with higher probability of success, but does NOT guarantee it. Btc is currently in a kill zone. Caught between the 100 day Moving average n the previous high which is current resistance level. There has been a pullback, but its 50-50 if new support level drops down from 9.3k to 8k dollars (predicted due to fibonacci) or if reaches new resistance lvl of 14k (again from technical analysis)
Do i know this for myself after 2 month research n watching stock market n tryin to interpret technical analysis for myself? Nope, but i listen n learn from those who been in field for last 5 years minimum n whos recent advice n predictions have shown 60% or higher accuracy.
I believe thats the very bare minimum education one shld have before messing about with somat ya dont understand with such drastic consequences^^
Be a trump supporter all u like
Theres more important things in the world for me to worry about than the fanta menace, such as the lack of food security thats gunna hit us within next decade due to soil infertility, or the sudden increase in polarised thinking among those who r governed more by their emotions than by logic
But thats just my opinion
You do you, you obvs think thats best chance for success for you n i hope ur right. I hope he does make america great again cos someones bloody well got to
I just doubt that someone with such a huge ego, who rages on twitter like a spoilt toddler can even keep simple promises to help coalminers, let alone the rest he has promised.
His recent actions since n about the florida school shootings do make me hope he has matured somewhat.
There is always hope n chances for improvement so life n bible has taught me
Dum Spiro Spero
There r the things we know we dont know n there are things we dont know we dont know.
Learning what u dont know is 1st step to not getting tripped up by those things. I still dont yet know everything i dont know about btc n stock market n technical analysis after 2 months, but i am aware of over 50% on those subjects even if i dont understand them fully.
Thats the basic lvl of education i was getting at that 1 shld have b4 playin with stock market
I realised i hadnt been clarent.
Personally, i wont b delving into any of it until i understand the other 50%
Afterall i want highest probability for success
Thats the power of logic over emotions/hype
Those pple who lost money buyin btc in dec will learn 1 of 2 things ...
1 dont waste savings on stock market its too dangerous n tricksome
Or
2 that they need more education b4 they try again
Regards cryptos in general ...
There here for good. Maybe not the same brands/names tho, much like we no longer employ steam engines (except for displays)
Governments n banks all around the world are gettin their fingers into the crypto pie. Recent regulations n talks about how to regulate n how to protect customers/citizens are most probable cause for recent drop. Its fear based that btc gunna b banned n its also criminals n darkweb folk leaving for other lesser known cryptos with higher anonymity n security
But theres simply too much money n too many 'innocent' lightweb folk involved n invested in top 500 crypto currencies for a ban to happen worldwide.
Sadly this does mean the end for the original ideals of the btc makers. To what degree i dont know n thus im not certain how i feel about that loss of crypto freedom longterm
The most important video you have watched?
Please keep watching and you'll find there is many more, which are more relevant!
Amazing presentation. The information flowed smoothly.
this is one of the greatest stuff i heard to calm my soul.Inspiring!it made me cry.
My college principal somehow saw this documentary years ago and has been mentioning it in every speech since
This is the first time ive heard of a college having a principal.
Chapter 1: The Great Economic Revolutions in History 12:40
Chapter 2: The Science of Productivity 20:56
Chapter 3: A New Smart Infrastructure 29:12
Chapter 4: Zero Marginal Cost and the Rise of the Sharing Economy 35:30
Chapter 5: Financing the Transition 54:32
Chapter 6: The Generation of Mass Employment 56:30
Chapter 7: A New Consciousness for A New Era 1:00:06
Q&A: 1:12:58
Q&A 1. Rethinking Employment in an Automated Economy 1:12:58
Q&A 2. Peer-to-Peer Education 1:15:44
Q&A 3. An Empathic Counter-Narrative 1:18:18
Q&A 4. A Biosphere Trade Agreement 1:22:08
Q&A 5. Ecological Agriculture 1:25:13
Q&A 6. The Water-Energy Nexus 1:27:34
Q&A 7. Leapfrogging Poverty in the Developing World 1:31:01
Q&A 8. The New Digital Monopolies 1:34:03
Q&A 9. America at the Crossroads 1:35:58
Closing Statement 1:39:15
i can say just woow! tnx for sharing the beautiful video. i have learned so much information from it.
Keep coming back listening to this. Timeless. Awesome..
I don't mind that there is a decline in "productivity" when a large chunk of what we've been producing to spur economic growth is cheap disposable goods that become environmental waste. And I'm saying this to the big industries, not necessarily the individual consumer who is provided a limited choice of end-user *products* to be purchased, but are essentially left outside of the decision process pre-purchase.
Dont buy it they won't make any more and pollute the planet dummy so take some responsibility instead of blaming corporations like everyone else so they feel better about themselves. We're all in this together corporations wouldn't be polluting the planet of they didn't have people demanding there products and supporting how there made by spending money on them. You have a choice no one pits a gun to your head don't act like a lack of choice makes you buy shit you truly don't. Need because at the end of the day you don't truly need a y of the shit you buy other then food clothes and shelter
@@4aco Maybe FIRE community will push "frugalism" enough to at least reduce the waste production.
Someone should be talking about *reducing* GDP and slowing population growth. Any “revolution” that talks about increasing growth and productivity as a response to our current predicament should be taken with a truckload of salt.
Yes. It’s 2020. And just into the opening up post pandemic lockdown (here in India). This is a confidence booster of a talk, coming out of home sit-in’s, trying to figure out where next, and this chat reiterates the choice to make bold moves into new realms, as also explained above. Thanks for sharing this video for free public viewing.
You are in India? China invaded and your government banned over 100 Chinese apps designed to steal your data and you still think this disinformation propaganda is a good idea? Please do some fact checking. I beg you.
Michaelyn Harris sorry. I didn’t quite understand your point. But, the political challenges be set aside, which will continue for a while (as China chooses to intimidate neighboring countries), the distributed development model proposed, is finding acceptance most in countries/regions. Not sure, what I seem to be missing.
My point is that this "talk" and these "ideas" are propaganda warfare designed to entice the world to give economic power to the CCP. This Rifkin guy works for them and most of what he says are lies and nonsense.
@@michaelynharris4282 China already run you, what’s the difference
This is a complete load of rubbish. This guy wants to enslave the rest of the human race so the top 1% can benefit. Flowery words warm fuzzy ideas leading to complete slavery
That was a fantastic lecture! Jeremy Rifkin will be elevated to the highest level of historical figures, if we don't kill history with our ignorance.
There ALWAYS has been climate change for 4.3 billion years...and there ALWAYS will be.
Learn to think for yourself!
The dynamics between the sun and earth mostly are what have and what will ALWAYS cause climate change. The rest is what is inside the earth, which is mostly caused by the sun and earth dynamic, as well as other planets and the moon but not as much.
We, and our carbon "footprint" are just a fly on a camels back.
If you would stop being a machine and begin being human again (it's your choice) you will be able to think once again and realize the old communists with little man syndrome are not to be trusted. Just like fau ci....
Get thinking, or you will be one of the many who will be found guilty for the destruction of our liberties and destruction of humanity...because of guys like this...not the carbon dioxide we have put in the atmosphere.
Sickness of mankind is becoming a thoughtless machine
@@justthetruth6197 So you believe the exponential growth of the human population in the last 150 years has nothing to do with the change of the planetary biosphere and the wearing of a mask and/or vaccines are more threatening than anything? I am thinking I ain't the only one who needs to do some thinking.
Please understand I am not judging you or your ideas on profound truths, just observing one person's reality while trying to evaluate my own.
@@TennesseeJed We are flies on a camels back. Of course what we do has effects, but it's hardly anything compared to the effects of the suns gravity ALWAYS pulling the earth closer, how that same gravity distorts the earth, the suns light, radiation and flares that heat up and disrupt the earth in many ways, the moon and it's gravity effects on us, and that is just some things on a cosmic scale.
There is much more that we could go into but I don't have time.
Suffice to say, I'm one of the best people to talk to about this, and the few like me. Not because I'm a self-professed leader, guru or specialist in my field of science (who honestly ONLY process like they were trained to do in school), but because I have ACTUALLY learned to THINK for myself. I have learned how to BE HUMBLE, then take as many different viewpoints as I can, and EASILY see what is FACTUAL and what isn't, and not let the lies (which this lecture was FULL of) influence my THINKING, all while applying COMMON SENSE (which is ACTUALLY quite rare and obviously not taught in schools), then come to a better conclusion than is available...just because I could THINK CLEARLY AND FOR MYSELF.
Being able to think clearly is a rarity today. If people would stop living from a place of fear, lack, and being unloved, find fulfillment within...instead of externally...then REAL thinking can BEGIN. Only then will you begin to THINK FOR YOURSELF.
And the idea of the real effects of climate change which I shared...that was ALLLL done ON THE SPOT...BEING ABLE TO THINK FOR MYSELF. If I had 1 day I could write a lecture many times better than this Rifkin WITH ACTUAL SCIENTIFIC TRUTH based on that rare common sense...which for intelligent people would make a WHOLE lot more sense..and would bring EVERYTHING together, not just the few bits and pieces this guy was using to build a fortress. Fortresses ca t be built only.using bits and pieces OF ANYTHING, only by massive objects. Bits and pieces only fill in the SMALL holes between the big boulders of truth and again that rare common sense.
And that again...wisdom..deeper than anything this Rifkin could ever say..just came up with on the spot.
I'm no more or less intelligent than anyone else, I have just learned to BE HUMBLE, SEEK TRUTH, USE THAT RARE COMMON SENSE AND THINK CLEARLY AND EFFECTIVELY.
Man how come I haven't came across this earlier. Most informative 1h 44m 58s of my life.
we just watched history; now history's watching us.
This is mind blowing!
You just nailed it with that comment....... I’m trying to not have a feeling about it because I’m powerless