Fortunately, we can all, individually transform everything Seba says, ourselves. I’ve installed a small wind turbine and solar panels on my house, converted my whole house to electric with LED’s, bought an EV and pay $0 for power and fuel, and changed my diet to near-100% vegetables and only buy plant-based milk. It’s been fun changing habits and looking for ways to improve and do better. I feel healthier and save a bunch of money, and encourage everyone to do similar.
My wife and I have begun the same transformation. We have a solar panel system on our house, an electric car, and are driving all of the waste we can out of our lives. We are saving money and feeling better. We aren’t rich; I am the only breadwinner and I am just an RN at a hospital. But the path to doing this has never been easier, and it is getting easier all the time as the costs of living the old way gets higher. If you have watched these videos and read these posts by people like Russell and me, please start planning how you will change now, and take action. Its easier than you may believe. You will enjoy your life more, and worry less.
I have solar on my house but I'm very interested if there are small wind turbines that produce useful amounts of energy. Can you share what you got and about how much energy it makes?
@@stevehastings2010 Wind Turbines are not worth it for the home use. Too many moving parts. Stick with PV and optionally a battery, depending on your government rules about selling electricity back to the grid , taxes etc.
U mean Tony just made you aware of this. It’s not Tony who is doing this. Lol Yea let’s give credit where credits is due. Tony was a genius seeing this and predicting this to such accuracy. No doubt. Credit where credit is due
@@jdcarguy1242 I don’t because energy will be democratized .. if we can generate our energy water food we will need new things for being controlled by others right ?
Remember that was a curse. I suspect the "withs" aren't going to be that happy redistributing their wealth. (Just BTW, to all those declaring "Elon be far right", THIS is what he's been working towards for 20+ years)
@@rogerstarkey5390 I agree with you. Societal change that would be good for all will be resisted by those who will feel less elevated above the masses as a result. I expect that it will be a difficult transition and it will be the "singularity". How we come out the other side is an open question, which is why towards the end of the presentation the message is about the probability space for the future. We have to make choices and those will have enormous ramifications.
I love your message and it seems to be happening in front of my eyes.Great contents always . i would appreciate more of these videos ,by the way i came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
I'm sure the idea of a coach might sound generic or controversial to a few, but new study by investopedia found that demand for portfolio-coaches sky-rocketed by over 41.8% since the pandemic and based on firsthand encounter, I can say for certain their skillsets are topnotch, I've raised over $400k from an initially stagnant reserve of $150K all within 14months
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I am being guided by “LAURA GACE ABELS who I found on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision.
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With the assistance of an investment advisor, I was able to diversify my $401k portfolio across multiple markets, earning over $980k in net profit from high dividend yielding stocks, ETFs, and bonds in just a few short months
A key point. It's reassuring that the competing forces are not cultural or resource-oriented or political, rather they are economic forces and follow the laws Tony discovered starting in the early 2000s. He says the curves are immutable and he has consistently proven it.
Thank you so much Tony, for bringing us this message 😌🙏🏼!!! I felt this coming about the last ten years, and you are underpinning it with facts! Every human being should get this news! This can free humanity also on a psychological basis. To me it seems, that this could mean the end of fundamental fear. This will be an evolutional shift of unheard dimension!. We all can live in peace and abundance. What do you fellow humans, listeners, readers and viewers think? I‘m positivly excited about the future 😮😃👍🍀☀️. Let us spread the word 📣🤩!
You’ll be bored and depressed. Lol Better figure if these problems you have are no longer. Then you pray it’s something else as people get very bored when they are provided for. Just look at rockstars kids and celebrities. Their all Fd up. Because they have everything handed to them Sorry to say. But as the monks say. Before enlightenment. Chop wood carry water. After enlightenment.. chop wood carry water. Better for the planet absolutely. But then More people watching pron playing video games sitting on social media. Yea it’s coming then when people have more time on their hands. .
@@ssing7113 Thats the traditional way of thinking about it and will surely become an old school of thought. The fact that we're still adjusting from being a tribal community to a global one through the internet goes to show how slow people evolve their ways of thinking. Having true freedom of financial burdens opens up new avenues for us becoming more humans and lesser like robots grinding everyday. we gotta develop new schools of thought to adapt. I think having these numbers presented to us and showing how that reality is potentially arriving is a good warmup to change our mindset on how to enjoy life more. I see the virtues these monks have taught us but this video shows that we are ushering in a new age where even monks havent had time to experience. So maybe its time for a new set of virtues we should find in this new age.
@@chrisoconnell8432 I agree, there are a small group of people, The Oligarchs, who will not want this for humanity as it will mean less money for them. Individual greed will likely force us down the collapse path. You can see this within th disruption of the automotive world. The incumbent auto manufacturers and fossil fuel giants have spent millions in an attempt to stop the electrification of transportation because it ruins their current profit streams. I do hope Tony is right though. He makes so much sense.
The Economics Have Been In Favor For At Least 18 Years Already . Amory Lovins"Winning The Oil End- -Game" Was Published In 2004. He Has A Ted Talk And The Book Is Free (PDF). I Highly Recommend Listening to his Ted Talk At Least .
@@Gcanno And yet West Virginia doubles down on coal, and the residents of one of the poorest states have some of the highest electricity bills in the nation. I do wish that humans were driven more by data and less by pride/heritage/my way or the highway. Perhaps one day.
"Opportunity" is the key word, Tony. It's a great dream, but never underestimate the ability of men with power to destroy anything that would threaten their profits.
This is the biggest concern. Here in the US, there is a serious effort to bring back the past, as if it were a better world. Unfortunately we tend to romanticize a simpler world and forget about things like health care and the opportunity for a better world for all. We would have a lot of it better by now were it not for greed.
The need to choose a path has never been more evident than at the recent COP27, the need to break free of those doubling down on the old system is now. Sure hope for our younger generations we can get our $h1t together.
Really important and hugely optimistic future outlook that frankly everybody should listen to. The world is clearly not a zero sum game that so much of worldpolitics seems to be about. Thank you Tony for spreading hope 👏
Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue. The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
Thank you for this fabulous presentation. I have seen all of your presentations and I have such a great hope for me and my family in the future we do have to change your mindset. It is such an inspiration. My wife and I are doing a online course called, rethinking aging, dealing with seniors, and this will give them so much hope for the future. Thank you again!
Yeah if only. Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue. The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
I watched it twice, and referred it to three thousand farmers in a Facebook group here in New Zealand, and am discussing it with them, to see how best to adapt to the new scene.
Hi Bruce, be really interested to understand what sort of feedback you got from that farming group. Can imagine a lot of responses along the lines of "holy cow", in all senses of the phrase! PS from Auckland so its a 'local' interest
Its somewhat overwhelming to absorb the enormity of these implications. Thanks Tony for taking the time to discover and do the math to arrive at your exciting future which you share with us. I bought your book and its life changing.
i gave a similar presentation about phase change transformation (via architecture+design) in 2020, this series takes it all to another level...absolutely brilliant.
Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue. The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
@@klausmager yes, you make excellent points yet i cease to be amazed at the transformative posibilities of technology...creating electricity from the wind and sun, zero emissions vehicles, affordable backup battery storage systems...these things did not exist for comercial consumption when i was growing up in the 70s/80s and were exceptionally expensive when i was in college in the 90s...our current technological trajectory is absolutely mind-blowing, although imperfect--and not a 'silver bullet' solution for the current state of affairs.
thanx for the science approach! now its our time to make it come true with soooooo many small small decisions and hard work concerning administration conflicts (i live in germany)! lets move on
If I would be a regular farmer, this would worry me extremely. Why? Because this takes the base of my living. BUT if I would be a farmer towards sustainability, that information from Tony Seba would open me whole new opportunities to build up my business, for example reforestation for the lumber industry. Start now and you will be the man in 20years. And PF looks to me that even small farmer business will have a good chance to provide interesting food for a local even global market. Why? Because they do not need thousands of hectares. You can do it on a relativly small scale. There is only one question @Tony Seba , how much is the investment for small farmers for the technology of PF. Because this is in my opinion the key factor to prevent monopolies of the huge food companies.
Your point is valid. 'Regular' conventional input based farmers should be rewarded for re-establishing functional ecosystems and forested (where appropriate) landscapes to provide the fresh air, clean water, biodiversity and stable climate we need. As a land manager, steward, farmer I would think that would be a very rewarding, satisfying and meaningful endeavour.
@@zoomanfox6066 In Germany farmer will be rewarded for not using some of their meadows. But under this new circumstances this would be a whole new thing.
@@christophmartin5381 yes a whole new model of payments for ecological function and biodiversity. It requires a new paradigm and I'm not sure it can be achieved, but it would be amazing to see .
Farmers will still make money. There’s an insatiable demand for exotic meats and exotic livestock. Will staple foods become fermented foods? Sure. But will there be a growing elite who want ostrich meat and monkey brains and tiger paws? Absolutely. And they’ll pay millions for it, because they can.
I’m so grateful for this overview. If you’re young, get in one of these industries! You will be well paid, have secure work options for life, and feel good about what you do
Than you, Tony! I do wonder if we'll all upload in the 2040s, this rendering the food and transport revolutions a bit moot. But we'll see! And energy is still huge.
I grew up on a farm many years ago. Im skeptical of any utopian vision. Why? Because as a gulag prisoner in a previous perfected society noticed the line between good and evil runs down the centre of each and every human heart. The only way to thrive is to recognise that the problem is us. Only then is progress possible. Anyhow at 80 I don’t have much to look forward to except certain death. Why am I so happy?
True. But as Tony points out, this will be driven by markets, not governments. We can see this quite clearly in the utility sector. It is the economics of coal in comparison to renewables that is closing coal-fired generators, despite the efforts of vested interests to prop up coal politically.
@@reechard54 There are a few places bucking the trend, like West Virginia. But that is costing the (already poor) people of that state a lot of money they haven't got.
@@reechard54 Not it wishing to promote "conspiracy"(?) I think we're seeing the efforts of the vested interests in the Tesla stock price. Probably taking the view that every extra day with profit is worth the "investment" in suppression.
AI training time needed to learn something halves every 3 month now (compared to Moors law of size halving every two years), this is exponential growth on steroids. The changes that are coming in late 20s and in 30s will probably be out of this world. In 40s no human brain will be able to keep up, as AI will be beyond humans by far. This also means that disruptions Tony is talking about and other disruptions, will be here faster than anyone can predict, and the pace of disruptions will accelerate drastically. This is a good thing, it will bring humans on a new level, but we do need to prepare. Tony is 100% right.
I am so glad Mr. Seba made this five part series on our human transformation. May his predictions continue to be bang on and may we have the smarts to knock the incumbents out of circulation. So imp to vote in governments that support this monumental transformation as opposed to propping up the dinosaur industries like the fossil fuel industry.
Amazing distilation of what is hopefully to come.Something that neither Tony nor any one else seems to be contemplating is if continental size land masses are going to become avaliable, what does this mean for land prices and ultimately house prices. I'm of the mind that land development and housing might be the last area of massive disruption for many reasons: improved building efficiency through technology(3D printing etc,) ,dramatic deflationary pressure on land is it becomes more abundant.Once transport as a service takes off with autonamous systems we won't need much car park space in cities and this could add to the land available to build houses on so this would be yet more defationary pressure on land and houses.
Thanks for this awesome series of videos! I personally don't believe the food industry will work the way you think, because more and more people demand regenerative and holistic practices to restore the land we use and domesticate animals for food. BUT the "food equivalent" like we see today in many cheap foods will be dominated by your forecast and thus create a 2 way system. The expensive, healthy and the cheap laboratory/industrial food industry. I personally have many doubts about the health issues that are ignored(in my opinion) in creating artificial food the way you describe, but history will be the judge of that, I think. So Thank you again for your awesome work!
@@rogerstarkey5390 interesting idea. I see a situation where renewable energy is low for a day or two and 'feeding ' in outside area power will be necessary. So the 'national part' may be important.
@@rogerstarkey5390 that is exactly the value of Renewables. Concentrated central conventional energy supply is dependent on the national grid. Which is the most expensive part and is the 'all the eggs in one basket' problem. In a climate with more energy then renewable technology is more effective I would think.
Never was a truer word spoken. As Billy Connolly said “The desire to be a politician should bar you for life from ever being one.” . There's an overwhelming moral "race to the bottom" with those most willing to fit the system benefitting more than those with integrity.
Tony, you give hope to the whole world that we actually can make! I hope this time as well you gonna nail it, like by electric cars! I just watch a video about sodium solid state batteries. In production in 2-3 years! No fire, no thermal runaway and no poisonous heavy metal! It will be awesome! ✌🏻🤘💪🏻💪🏻
In deriving the 2.7M ha estimate of freed-up area from the demise of conventional animal agriculture, has Tony taken into account the continuing/growing need for feedstocks into the precision fermentation vats? Where will these feedstocks come from?
The Electrification of "everything" will require an enormous amount of metals, therefore mining. This includes Copper, Aluminum, Lithium, Graphite, Nickel, Rare Earths, amongst others
We are on the verge of solving the energy problem, advances in solar, battery storage, wind and sea turbines, even Small Modular Reactors (SMR) and Mini Modular Reactors (MMR), will all lead to a future free of using fossil fuels as an energy source making for abundant and practically free energy. This alone will solve many social problems as it will clean our air, oceans, and waterways of pollution from fossil fuels. These energy sources can power water desalination plants, solving the problem of access to clean water. Vertical farms which use far less energy, water, and land can be powered by these energy sources, and provide abundant food until we are able to grow any crops we want via germination technologies. Either fermentation or cloned meat will soon enable us to grow meat products far better in taste, texture, etc, without the health risk associated from too much red meat, e coli and other outbreaks that currently plague our produce and meat industries. This is just two areas of change, we will see transportation revolutionized by A.I., electrification, and self driving. The cost of services like Lyft and Uber will significantly drop, along with mass transit being cheaper, clean, and safer due to self driving and electrification technologies. A.I. and robotics/automation along with abundant and cheap energy, will bring both the cost of manufacturing and cost to consumers way down. Reusable rockets will dramatically reduce the costs associated with space exploration, enable the colonization of planets, moons, asteroids, etc, in our solar system and beyond. Mining resources in our solar system and beyond will free humanity from the environmentally destructive use of the finite resources here on earth. This will further drive down the cost of production due to the nearly limitless resources in space greatly reducing the cost of natural resources. Once we have the technology to build space elevators, the cost of getting people and other resources from earth into space and visa versa will be virtually free. What will separate this technology boom from the Digital Revolution, Industrial Revolution, etc, is the degree to which these and countless other technologies will impact our lives, as we have shifted from tech revolutions occurring once a lifetime, then once a generation, to soon simply a state of constant technological revolution that reshapes society on a nearly constant level. This revolution coined the technology singularity has been predicted by futurists and other technology experts since the beginning of the digital revolution. As a result of this revolution humanity will live healthier, longer, and live with far more freedom. As, while today's Billionaires will become Trillionaires along the path to the tech singularity, they will end the need for even the concepts of money, economy, etc, as these things will simply hinder progress. In time A.I. will run businesses due to being more efficient than people, and we will move away from politics to simply using a global system of logistics to get resources where they are needed vs politicizing over the idea of profits. The Mega projects of today will be dwarfed by those in the future as, without needing to consider costs of resources, we will be able to take on projects that are seemingly impossible today. Already technologies like nuclear rockets could get humans to the edge of the solar system in a few months rather than decades; and either through Hibernation ships or ships that get us close to the speed of light, humanity in the coming centuries will begin exploring and populating the solar systems in close proximity to our own.
SMR/ MMR will be too late. Plus, too many geopolitical issues as in (for a possible example) America saying Iran (etc) can't have *any* nuclear. Even small Unclear is a 39 year fix, we need a 15 year solution. See above (the video)
This is all terrific. One question: where to invest? I see Beyond and Impossible in food, Vestas and Ørsted in wind, and Tesla in vehicles. But solar will be the biggest and cheapest energy source, and I don't see a viable non-Chinese company. Any suggestions?
Ive had solar and batteries for backup power when grid goes down since 2014. Love the technology! Charging a Tesla Cybertruck with my solar panels is a no brainer.
Petroleum products are still needed. Roads, chemicals, herbicides still needed. Plastics still needed. Energy to mine for battery and solar panels materials--still needed. Aluminum and other metals smelted are still needed. Airflight still needed (electric planes are problematic for weight (battery) physics of lift/weight. You are right but too many exceptions to the rule.
Everyone else you talk to: "The only way to stop climate change before the world burns is to change every single thing about how we live faster than anyone can imagine. It's not going to happen, so we're doomed!" Tony Seba: "Let me show you exactly how it's already happening."
Amazing extrapolation. It makes logical sense, like all of Tony's predictions. Thing is, who's going to tell the oil/gas companies that their 120 years of dominance is about to end? Because they are going to fight this all the way, and if they can delay it or derail it even for just a little while, they'll do it, and in doing so make more money. And that's all that matters to them.
Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue. The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
@@klausmager Tbf, precision fermentation doesn't require acres/hectares of agricultural land, so it could be a game changer. My only real caution with it is that it could put the vast majority of food production into the hands of a few global producers. Of course, if niche producers wanted to grow their own vegetables or meat they could still do it, albeit at a much higher cost to the customer. I see back gardens becoming productive as a hobby for several.
If Canada replaced all dairy with 344 acres of precision in fermentation how many acres of corn for sugar and peas for nitrogen would be needed to support these food factories? Far less than the water and feed stock grain for dairy currently I'd guess.
I'm thinking it's all vats. Photosynthesis and extraction vats feeding fermentation vats feeding whatever ultimately produces the food. Don't really need much land at all.
An enticing view of a possible future. It can be achieved with total global focus and sacrifice and that's where it will fail. With massive global debts, government spending commitments, dealing with immediate weather devastation and global conflict humanity will just not make the effort. In democracies we have reached the point where even small decisions are impossible to make. On the technical side it's batteries that will be the make-or-break factor.
Yeah this is where things get a little too sunshine and rainbows. With food for example yes you can free up land from livestock, but the vats still need feed stock. Nutrients don't come from nowhere. Then there's the biofule production wich will be needed for aviation
Finally! Have you of the future that is not all doom and gloom and based on models of prediction that is scientifically based The only downside is that such a positive view will not Garner views from those who are motivated by fear rather than hope Scientia Non Domus, (Knowledge Has No Home) antiguajohn
Looking for a general reorientation of all Sciencing along these lines, after a reiteration of knowledge concerning the Conservation of Energy circumstances in the actual holographic Universe.
I sometimes think that the bad stuff going on, COVID, climate change, Russian war, is serious enough that only a breakthrough can resolve the problems...as in, it has to get worse, before it gets better...
Part 3, at the end Tony mentioned his meeting with the generals(?) Predicted the "Russia issue" as in a country heavily reliant on Fossil fuel being essentially painted into a corner. . Until the IRA, that was the US in a few years (could still happen)
@@rogerstarkey5390 If that is the reaction of FF countries - eg Saudi - we are in deep sh**.... Though somewhat amusingly, the anecdote (regarding oil and renewables, and culture) goes " My grandfather rode a camel, I ride an expensive limo, my grandson will ride a camel."
Get down to Seba Town! This complex of enabling techs will enable the creation of outlying, low-cost little hamlets & communities which will enjoy a connection to the world of ideas & the global supply chain via crisp, provident interfaces. In such places, our aging familial remnants will at last be able to perpetuate themselves & grow again.
Thanks Tony , I have had this idea in various forms for years now with AI and Robotics its truely possible. On other things . Time for Billionaries to start designing & building (using AI and Robotics) New Cities on hilly topography with ordinances preventing robots form doing certain types of work Forcing Humans to maintain physical health when travelling within the complex. Construct a very exotic place to thrill the senses when moving about. Younger people and families (with lots of physical energy) will live at the top of the building or hill and old people will live at the bottom (closer to the ground). Slides can be built in to get people to the bottom quickly and for stimulation but returning is a walk. With this sort of utopia , people can then go about a life time of personal and social educations whilst our biological systems gets enough stimulation to maintain health , sanity = bio-happiness. When young people grow in such an environment they will be socialised and physicalised to comprehend the dynamics of a new 'time' paradigm , not based on productivity and efficiency but on liveability and intelligibility... getting from point a to point be in the complex requires 'work' effort that is a part of human physical maintenance.
I'm really only curious when rent for a basic studio apartment will be less than $1200 USD? That's the most criminal thing. It shouldn't be any more than 1/6th to 1/5th that.
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Fortunately, we can all, individually transform everything Seba says, ourselves. I’ve installed a small wind turbine and solar panels on my house, converted my whole house to electric with LED’s, bought an EV and pay $0 for power and fuel, and changed my diet to near-100% vegetables and only buy plant-based milk. It’s been fun changing habits and looking for ways to improve and do better. I feel healthier and save a bunch of money, and encourage everyone to do similar.
My wife and I have begun the same transformation. We have a solar panel system on our house, an electric car, and are driving all of the waste we can out of our lives. We are saving money and feeling better. We aren’t rich; I am the only breadwinner and I am just an RN at a hospital. But the path to doing this has never been easier, and it is getting easier all the time as the costs of living the old way gets higher.
If you have watched these videos and read these posts by people like Russell and me, please start planning how you will change now, and take action. Its easier than you may believe. You will enjoy your life more, and worry less.
I have solar on my house but I'm very interested if there are small wind turbines that produce useful amounts of energy. Can you share what you got and about how much energy it makes?
Good luck with the vegan Diet. All the data I see does not point into that direction
@@stevehastings2010 Wind Turbines are not worth it for the home use. Too many moving parts. Stick with PV and optionally a battery, depending on your government rules about selling electricity back to the grid , taxes etc.
You are living my dream - solar, off grid, EV car, but I am already a WFPB vegan.
It is because of Tony Seba that I have hope in the future.
He and Elon, yes.
U mean Tony just made you aware of this. It’s not Tony who is doing this. Lol
Yea let’s give credit where credits is due. Tony was a genius seeing this and predicting this to such accuracy. No doubt. Credit where credit is due
It's a bit scary. Not because of the change, but because of the powers that will be unseated.
You should check out Isaac Arthur videos, he gives me hope
@@jdcarguy1242 I don’t because energy will be democratized .. if we can generate our energy water food we will need new things for being controlled by others right ?
I’m nearly 60. Imagining the world as Seba forecasts keeps me going. I want to live to see it.
You will!
I’m 61. With any luck I’ll live to see 2030. By then we’ll know if many of his predictions are coming true.
Me too but unlike you nippers I’m 70 !
You will live forever because this "transformation" ain't gonna happen.
@@guyswiggins He wrote, “By 2025, gasoline engine cars will be unable to compete with electric vehicles”. In 2024 we know he was absolutely wrong.
"May you live in interesting times" has never been quite so appropriate.
Remember that was a curse.
I suspect the "withs" aren't going to be that happy redistributing their wealth.
(Just BTW, to all those declaring "Elon be far right", THIS is what he's been working towards for 20+ years)
@@rogerstarkey5390 I agree with you. Societal change that would be good for all will be resisted by those who will feel less elevated above the masses as a result.
I expect that it will be a difficult transition and it will be the "singularity". How we come out the other side is an open question, which is why towards the end of the presentation the message is about the probability space for the future. We have to make choices and those will have enormous ramifications.
I love your message and it seems to be happening in front of my eyes.Great contents always . i would appreciate more of these videos ,by the way i came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
I'm sure the idea of a coach might sound generic or controversial to a few, but new study by investopedia found that demand for portfolio-coaches sky-rocketed by over 41.8% since the pandemic and based on firsthand encounter, I can say for certain their skillsets are topnotch, I've raised over $400k from an initially stagnant reserve of $150K all within 14months
@@julietrollings9474 Interesting. I've a lump sum doing absolutely nothing at all in my bank account, i wanna gets something started with it. You seem to be doing excellent for yourself, how do you achieve this?
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With the assistance of an investment advisor, I was able to diversify my $401k portfolio across multiple markets, earning over $980k in net profit from high dividend yielding stocks, ETFs, and bonds in just a few short months
My wish is Tony is as correct about the next decade, as he was about the last 🙏🙏🙏.
A key point. It's reassuring that the competing forces are not cultural or resource-oriented or political, rather they are economic forces and follow the laws Tony discovered starting in the early 2000s. He says the curves are immutable and he has consistently proven it.
Thank you so much Tony, for bringing us this message 😌🙏🏼!!!
I felt this coming about the last ten years, and you are underpinning it with facts!
Every human being should get this news!
This can free humanity also on a psychological basis. To me it seems, that this could mean the end of fundamental fear.
This will be an evolutional shift of unheard dimension!.
We all can live in peace and abundance.
What do you fellow humans, listeners, readers and viewers think?
I‘m positivly excited about the future 😮😃👍🍀☀️.
Let us spread the word 📣🤩!
You’ll be bored and depressed. Lol
Better figure if these problems you have are no longer. Then you pray it’s something else as people get very bored when they are provided for. Just look at rockstars kids and celebrities. Their all Fd up. Because they have everything handed to them
Sorry to say. But as the monks say. Before enlightenment. Chop wood carry water. After enlightenment.. chop wood carry water. Better for the planet absolutely. But then More people watching pron playing video games sitting on social media. Yea it’s coming then when people have more time on their hands. .
@@ssing7113 Thats the traditional way of thinking about it and will surely become an old school of thought. The fact that we're still adjusting from being a tribal community to a global one through the internet goes to show how slow people evolve their ways of thinking.
Having true freedom of financial burdens opens up new avenues for us becoming more humans and lesser like robots grinding everyday. we gotta develop new schools of thought to adapt.
I think having these numbers presented to us and showing how that reality is potentially arriving is a good warmup to change our mindset on how to enjoy life more.
I see the virtues these monks have taught us but this video shows that we are ushering in a new age where even monks havent had time to experience. So maybe its time for a new set of virtues we should find in this new age.
I'm pretty sure humans will still find a way to screw it all up 😆
@@chrisoconnell8432 I agree, there are a small group of people, The Oligarchs, who will not want this for humanity as it will mean less money for them. Individual greed will likely force us down the collapse path. You can see this within th disruption of the automotive world. The incumbent auto manufacturers and fossil fuel giants have spent millions in an attempt to stop the electrification of transportation because it ruins their current profit streams. I do hope Tony is right though. He makes so much sense.
It's great that the economics are now in favour of improving the climate situation.
The Economics Have Been In Favor For At Least 18 Years Already . Amory Lovins"Winning The Oil End- -Game" Was Published In 2004. He Has A Ted Talk And The Book Is Free (PDF). I Highly Recommend Listening to his Ted Talk At Least .
@@Gcanno And yet West Virginia doubles down on coal, and the residents of one of the poorest states have some of the highest electricity bills in the nation.
I do wish that humans were driven more by data and less by pride/heritage/my way or the highway. Perhaps one day.
"Opportunity" is the key word, Tony. It's a great dream, but never underestimate the ability of men with power to destroy anything that would threaten their profits.
This is the biggest concern. Here in the US, there is a serious effort to bring back the past, as if it were a better world. Unfortunately we tend to romanticize a simpler world and forget about things like health care and the opportunity for a better world for all. We would have a lot of it better by now were it not for greed.
Every time you put more content out .
You blow my mind .
Thankyou.
The need to choose a path has never been more evident than at the recent COP27, the need to break free of those doubling down on the old system is now. Sure hope for our younger generations we can get our $h1t together.
They should be reassured and empowered by exposure to this framework ASAP. They may well move it along faster than we can.
Next ones going to be called COPOUT28 as the politicians yet again dilute efforts to decarbonise
Mind blowing stuff 👌
Really important and hugely optimistic future outlook that frankly everybody should listen to. The world is clearly not a zero sum game that so much of worldpolitics seems to be about. Thank you Tony for spreading hope 👏
Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue.
The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
Thank you for this fabulous presentation. I have seen all of your presentations and I have such a great hope for me and my family in the future we do have to change your mindset.
It is such an inspiration. My wife and I are doing a online course called, rethinking aging, dealing with seniors, and this will give them so much hope for the future.
Thank you again!
Thank you, Tony! I can believe the future is bright thanks to you! :D
Yeah if only. Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue.
The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
Who wants to tell this guy we're not going to be here in 40 years?
Thanks Tony! 🎉
Dang. I really hope Tony is on point with his predictions again. Solving Climate, food shortages, abundant energy. What a future.
Great work again. Motivational wrap up. ❤🤗
I watched it twice, and referred it to three thousand farmers in a Facebook group here in New Zealand, and am discussing it with them, to see how best to adapt to the new scene.
Hi Bruce, be really interested to understand what sort of feedback you got from that farming group. Can imagine a lot of responses along the lines of "holy cow", in all senses of the phrase! PS from Auckland so its a 'local' interest
American Dream for $250 a month sounds like the craziest thing I ever heard. The crazy thing is Tony has been right before on his predictions.
That’s per person but still great.
Its somewhat overwhelming to absorb the enormity of these implications. Thanks Tony for taking the time to discover and do the math to arrive at your exciting future which you share with us. I bought your book and its life changing.
Waiting for this!!!🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏻♂️
i gave a similar presentation about phase change transformation (via architecture+design) in 2020, this series takes it all to another level...absolutely brilliant.
Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue.
The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
@@klausmager yes, you make excellent points yet i cease to be amazed at the transformative posibilities of technology...creating electricity from the wind and sun, zero emissions vehicles, affordable backup battery storage systems...these things did not exist for comercial consumption when i was growing up in the 70s/80s and were exceptionally expensive when i was in college in the 90s...our current technological trajectory is absolutely mind-blowing, although imperfect--and not a 'silver bullet' solution for the current state of affairs.
Just being curious. How will the raw materials to enable all this transformation be source?
thanx for the science approach! now its our time to make it come true with soooooo many small small decisions and hard work concerning administration conflicts (i live in germany)! lets move on
If I would be a regular farmer, this would worry me extremely. Why? Because this takes the base of my living. BUT if I would be a farmer towards sustainability, that information from Tony Seba would open me whole new opportunities to build up my business, for example reforestation for the lumber industry. Start now and you will be the man in 20years. And PF looks to me that even small farmer business will have a good chance to provide interesting food for a local even global market. Why? Because they do not need thousands of hectares. You can do it on a relativly small scale. There is only one question @Tony Seba , how much is the investment for small farmers for the technology of PF. Because this is in my opinion the key factor to prevent monopolies of the huge food companies.
Your point is valid. 'Regular' conventional input based farmers should be rewarded for re-establishing functional ecosystems and forested (where appropriate) landscapes to provide the fresh air, clean water, biodiversity and stable climate we need. As a land manager, steward, farmer I would think that would be a very rewarding, satisfying and meaningful endeavour.
@@zoomanfox6066 In Germany farmer will be rewarded for not using some of their meadows. But under this new circumstances this would be a whole new thing.
@@christophmartin5381 yes a whole new model of payments for ecological function and biodiversity. It requires a new paradigm and I'm not sure it can be achieved, but it would be amazing to see .
Farmers will still make money. There’s an insatiable demand for exotic meats and exotic livestock. Will staple foods become fermented foods? Sure. But will there be a growing elite who want ostrich meat and monkey brains and tiger paws? Absolutely. And they’ll pay millions for it, because they can.
I’m so grateful for this overview. If you’re young, get in one of these industries! You will be well paid, have secure work options for life, and feel good about what you do
im investing my 'spare cash' into them -sacrificing 4 pizzas lol! Havent found a decent ETF for precision fermentation as yet tho :(
Thank you Tony
Than you, Tony!
I do wonder if we'll all upload in the 2040s, this rendering the food and transport revolutions a bit moot. But we'll see! And energy is still huge.
What an eye opening set of videos :)
All this from the tyranny of cost curves, my what a tapestry you weave, Mr. Seba!
Thank you so much Tony! Thank you for spreading the message that we all have real concrete reasons for a wonderful and bright future.
I grew up on a farm many years ago. Im skeptical of any utopian vision. Why? Because as a gulag prisoner in a previous perfected society noticed the line between good and evil runs down the centre of each and every human heart. The only way to thrive is to recognise that the problem is us. Only then is progress possible. Anyhow at 80 I don’t have much to look forward to except certain death. Why am I so happy?
Hope springs eternal…I hope our better nature can prevail…but it’s not easy to hang on to hope right now…✌️
Thank you Tony, you're incredible! 👏👏👏
Tony, thank for for all your foresight.
Thank YOU Tony!
A word of warning.
Those with money at the moment won't necessarily want this to happen.
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They will use their influence to maintain the status quo.
True. But as Tony points out, this will be driven by markets, not governments. We can see this quite clearly in the utility sector. It is the economics of coal in comparison to renewables that is closing coal-fired generators, despite the efforts of vested interests to prop up coal politically.
@@reechard54 There are a few places bucking the trend, like West Virginia. But that is costing the (already poor) people of that state a lot of money they haven't got.
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Not it wishing to promote "conspiracy"(?)
I think we're seeing the efforts of the vested interests in the Tesla stock price.
Probably taking the view that every extra day with profit is worth the "investment" in suppression.
Imagine if this could mean the preservation & rewilding of the Amazon.
This is stunning and incredibly honest and perceptive., and welcome.
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AI training time needed to learn something halves every 3 month now (compared to Moors law of size halving every two years), this is exponential growth on steroids. The changes that are coming in late 20s and in 30s will probably be out of this world. In 40s no human brain will be able to keep up, as AI will be beyond humans by far.
This also means that disruptions Tony is talking about and other disruptions, will be here faster than anyone can predict, and the pace of disruptions will accelerate drastically.
This is a good thing, it will bring humans on a new level, but we do need to prepare. Tony is 100% right.
I am so glad Mr. Seba made this five part series on our human transformation. May his predictions continue to be bang on and may we have the smarts to knock the incumbents out of circulation. So imp to vote in governments that support this monumental transformation as opposed to propping up the dinosaur industries like the fossil fuel industry.
Thank you Tony!
Amazing distilation of what is hopefully to come.Something that neither Tony nor any one else seems to be contemplating is if continental size land masses are going to become avaliable, what does this mean for land prices and ultimately house prices. I'm of the mind that land development and housing might be the last area of massive disruption for many reasons: improved building efficiency through technology(3D printing etc,) ,dramatic deflationary pressure on land is it becomes more abundant.Once transport as a service takes off with autonamous systems we won't need much car park space in cities and this could add to the land available to build houses on so this would be yet more defationary pressure on land and houses.
The Great Transformation - May we all live to see it.
Thanks for this awesome series of videos! I personally don't believe the food industry will work the way you think, because more and more people demand regenerative and holistic practices to restore the land we use and domesticate animals for food. BUT the "food equivalent" like we see today in many cheap foods will be dominated by your forecast and thus create a 2 way system. The expensive, healthy and the cheap laboratory/industrial food industry.
I personally have many doubts about the health issues that are ignored(in my opinion) in creating artificial food the way you describe, but history will be the judge of that, I think.
So Thank you again for your awesome work!
You are awesome! If your math is right the future is gonna be so great!
The existing national grid is critical.
Not more grid just the existing national grid.
It's going to become far LESS critical.
Decentralised micro grids with node connections to others for emergency is the way. (WWW style)
@@rogerstarkey5390 interesting idea.
I see a situation where renewable energy is low for a day or two and 'feeding ' in outside area power will be necessary.
So the 'national part' may be important.
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"Renewable energy" is actually more diverse and reliable than "conventional energy"
@@rogerstarkey5390 that is exactly the value of Renewables.
Concentrated central conventional energy supply is dependent on the national grid.
Which is the most expensive part and is the 'all the eggs in one basket' problem.
In a climate with more energy then renewable technology is more effective I would think.
Ok we know about tesla. I’m just guessing what stock will explode in the agricultural sector.
One big thing will be vertical farming in the Citys.
We do not have enough people / leaders willing to take chances for survival. Too busy trying to stay elected.
Never was a truer word spoken.
As Billy Connolly said
“The desire to be a politician should bar you for life from ever being one.”
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There's an overwhelming moral "race to the bottom" with those most willing to fit the system benefitting more than those with integrity.
But how can we avoid a future where Klaus and his cronies owns everything and enslaves the rest of us?
Copy that I am in Australia 🇦🇺 it’s bad down here I tell ya 🥴
I think poverty is a social choice today, and the same players will do the same in the future.
Guillotines? Worked for the French 🤷♂️
Tony, you give hope to the whole world that we actually can make! I hope this time as well you gonna nail it, like by electric cars!
I just watch a video about sodium solid state batteries. In production in 2-3 years! No fire, no thermal runaway and no poisonous heavy metal!
It will be awesome! ✌🏻🤘💪🏻💪🏻
every senior should watch this
In deriving the 2.7M ha estimate of freed-up area from the demise of conventional animal agriculture, has Tony taken into account the continuing/growing need for feedstocks into the precision fermentation vats? Where will these feedstocks come from?
Check the last video
Tony 🙌
This is great, farmers can move back to permaculture practices and production surplus can be managed by these innovations
The matrix is not happy with this knowledge.
The Electrification of "everything" will require an enormous amount of metals, therefore mining. This includes Copper, Aluminum, Lithium, Graphite, Nickel, Rare Earths, amongst others
92% of all mining is fossil fuels. So even if RE minerals is 10x, it's still trivial.
Tony thank you, can you do the same with, disruption of political systems
We are on the verge of solving the energy problem, advances in solar, battery storage, wind and sea turbines, even Small Modular Reactors (SMR) and Mini Modular Reactors (MMR), will all lead to a future free of using fossil fuels as an energy source making for abundant and practically free energy. This alone will solve many social problems as it will clean our air, oceans, and waterways of pollution from fossil fuels. These energy sources can power water desalination plants, solving the problem of access to clean water. Vertical farms which use far less energy, water, and land can be powered by these energy sources, and provide abundant food until we are able to grow any crops we want via germination technologies. Either fermentation or cloned meat will soon enable us to grow meat products far better in taste, texture, etc, without the health risk associated from too much red meat, e coli and other outbreaks that currently plague our produce and meat industries.
This is just two areas of change, we will see transportation revolutionized by A.I., electrification, and self driving. The cost of services like Lyft and Uber will significantly drop, along with mass transit being cheaper, clean, and safer due to self driving and electrification technologies.
A.I. and robotics/automation along with abundant and cheap energy, will bring both the cost of manufacturing and cost to consumers way down. Reusable rockets will dramatically reduce the costs associated with space exploration, enable the colonization of planets, moons, asteroids, etc, in our solar system and beyond. Mining resources in our solar system and beyond will free humanity from the environmentally destructive use of the finite resources here on earth. This will further drive down the cost of production due to the nearly limitless resources in space greatly reducing the cost of natural resources. Once we have the technology to build space elevators, the cost of getting people and other resources from earth into space and visa versa will be virtually free.
What will separate this technology boom from the Digital Revolution, Industrial Revolution, etc, is the degree to which these and countless other technologies will impact our lives, as we have shifted from tech revolutions occurring once a lifetime, then once a generation, to soon simply a state of constant technological revolution that reshapes society on a nearly constant level. This revolution coined the technology singularity has been predicted by futurists and other technology experts since the beginning of the digital revolution.
As a result of this revolution humanity will live healthier, longer, and live with far more freedom. As, while today's Billionaires will become Trillionaires along the path to the tech singularity, they will end the need for even the concepts of money, economy, etc, as these things will simply hinder progress. In time A.I. will run businesses due to being more efficient than people, and we will move away from politics to simply using a global system of logistics to get resources where they are needed vs politicizing over the idea of profits.
The Mega projects of today will be dwarfed by those in the future as, without needing to consider costs of resources, we will be able to take on projects that are seemingly impossible today.
Already technologies like nuclear rockets could get humans to the edge of the solar system in a few months rather than decades; and either through Hibernation ships or ships that get us close to the speed of light, humanity in the coming centuries will begin exploring and populating the solar systems in close proximity to our own.
SMR/ MMR will be too late.
Plus, too many geopolitical issues as in (for a possible example) America saying Iran (etc) can't have *any* nuclear.
Even small Unclear is a 39 year fix, we need a 15 year solution. See above (the video)
We are on the cusp of AGI and US is leading the way. Google just released Chat-GPT 4
What is going to feed the precision fermentation process? Just chemicals? Plant based material?
This is all terrific. One question: where to invest? I see Beyond and Impossible in food, Vestas and Ørsted in wind, and Tesla in vehicles. But solar will be the biggest and cheapest energy source, and I don't see a viable non-Chinese company. Any suggestions?
agree with everything except the food part . dont think u can change people breakfast , lunch dinner so easily
are there any companies doing precision fermentation & cell ag publicly traded?
Ive had solar and batteries for backup power when grid goes down since 2014. Love the technology! Charging a Tesla Cybertruck with my solar panels is a no brainer.
Petroleum products are still needed. Roads, chemicals, herbicides still needed. Plastics still needed. Energy to mine for battery and solar panels materials--still needed. Aluminum and other metals smelted are still needed. Airflight still needed (electric planes are problematic for weight (battery) physics of lift/weight. You are right but too many exceptions to the rule.
Everyone else you talk to: "The only way to stop climate change before the world burns is to change every single thing about how we live faster than anyone can imagine. It's not going to happen, so we're doomed!" Tony Seba: "Let me show you exactly how it's already happening."
mind blowing
This future is so exciting!
Hi Tony, I believe you and have invested in the future so I'm not doubting you. I never hear the audience? I thought there would be lots of applause.
What will be the implications for water use for animals vs. fermentation?
The GOAT
Great, just in time for my retirement.
Amazing extrapolation. It makes logical sense, like all of Tony's predictions. Thing is, who's going to tell the oil/gas companies that their 120 years of dominance is about to end? Because they are going to fight this all the way, and if they can delay it or derail it even for just a little while, they'll do it, and in doing so make more money. And that's all that matters to them.
Seba has no idea how the biosphere works, and shouldn't make any comments on agriculture. We don't have 15-20 years until lab grown meats can replace animal protein. The soils are not going to magically recover from decades of chemical abuse that has killed the micro organisms that are the foundation of life on earth. The ecosystems are not going to return to some former state, we have introduced plant and animal species into spaces they don't belong. For better or worse, we will have to manage ecosystems back to health, and suppress predation from weeds and insects that would create havoc if unchecked. It is insane to think that there are techno fixes that would enable business as usual to continue.
The idea of reducing meat consumption as a first step, and transition to plant forward flexitarian, vegetarian, vegan menus should be stressed. But that will disrupt prevailing business models of the junk food industries, hence we see these techno absurdities instead.
@@klausmager Tbf, precision fermentation doesn't require acres/hectares of agricultural land, so it could be a game changer. My only real caution with it is that it could put the vast majority of food production into the hands of a few global producers. Of course, if niche producers wanted to grow their own vegetables or meat they could still do it, albeit at a much higher cost to the customer. I see back gardens becoming productive as a hobby for several.
Good to know we will be at Stage Yellow within the next 20 years (Spiral dynamics)
Most eloquently put Tony !
"For pure economic reasons", which will have a huge impact on basic human health.
We for sure need something new!
Internet X - what a concept!!!
Amazing information! His slideshow still looks likes it’s from the 90s so he should def get better graphs and infographics to illustrate his points
Are the house prices gonna come down as well ?
If Canada replaced all dairy with 344 acres of precision in fermentation how many acres of corn for sugar and peas for nitrogen would be needed to support these food factories?
Far less than the water and feed stock grain for dairy currently I'd guess.
I'm thinking it's all vats. Photosynthesis and extraction vats feeding fermentation vats feeding whatever ultimately produces the food. Don't really need much land at all.
Vertical farming
An enticing view of a possible future. It can be achieved with total global focus and sacrifice and that's where it will fail. With massive global debts, government spending commitments, dealing with immediate weather devastation and global conflict humanity will just not make the effort. In democracies we have reached the point where even small decisions are impossible to make. On the technical side it's batteries that will be the make-or-break factor.
Yeah this is where things get a little too sunshine and rainbows. With food for example yes you can free up land from livestock, but the vats still need feed stock. Nutrients don't come from nowhere. Then there's the biofule production wich will be needed for aviation
Finally! Have you of the future that is not all doom and gloom and based on models of prediction that is scientifically based
The only downside is that such a positive view will not Garner views from those who are motivated by fear rather than hope
Scientia Non Domus,
(Knowledge Has No Home)
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Am i seeing Selba steered into the green new deal. Or am i paranoid
Looking for a general reorientation of all Sciencing along these lines, after a reiteration of knowledge concerning the Conservation of Energy circumstances in the actual holographic Universe.
I sometimes think that the bad stuff going on, COVID, climate change, Russian war, is serious enough that only a breakthrough can resolve the problems...as in, it has to get worse, before it gets better...
Part 3, at the end Tony mentioned his meeting with the generals(?)
Predicted the "Russia issue" as in a country heavily reliant on Fossil fuel being essentially painted into a corner.
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Until the IRA, that was the US in a few years (could still happen)
@@rogerstarkey5390 If that is the reaction of FF countries - eg Saudi - we are in deep sh**.... Though somewhat amusingly, the anecdote (regarding oil and renewables, and culture) goes " My grandfather rode a camel, I ride an expensive limo, my grandson will ride a camel."
Fossil fuel, Big meat and other dinosaurs of lobbying will trample this beautiful😍✨❤ vision... Thank you❤🌹🙏 Tony Seba for trying...
Get down to Seba Town! This complex of enabling techs will enable the creation of outlying, low-cost little hamlets & communities which will enjoy a connection to the world of ideas & the global supply chain via crisp, provident interfaces. In such places, our aging familial remnants will at last be able to perpetuate themselves & grow again.
Poverty is already a social choice
Thanks Tony , I have had this idea in various forms for years now with AI and Robotics its truely possible.
On other things . Time for Billionaries to start designing & building (using AI and Robotics) New Cities on hilly topography with ordinances preventing robots form doing certain types of work Forcing Humans to maintain physical health when travelling within the complex. Construct a very exotic place to thrill the senses when moving about.
Younger people and families (with lots of physical energy) will live at the top of the building or hill and old people will live at the bottom (closer to the ground). Slides can be built in to get people to the bottom quickly and for stimulation but returning is a walk.
With this sort of utopia , people can then go about a life time of personal and social educations whilst our biological systems gets enough stimulation to maintain health , sanity = bio-happiness. When young people grow in such an environment they will be socialised and physicalised to comprehend the dynamics of a new 'time' paradigm , not based on productivity and efficiency but on liveability and intelligibility... getting from point a to point be in the complex requires 'work' effort that is a part of human physical maintenance.
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So in the future property taxes will be the greatest expense for most Americans.
Are we The Culture yet?
love this
I'm really only curious when rent for a basic studio apartment will be less than $1200 USD? That's the most criminal thing. It shouldn't be any more than 1/6th to 1/5th that.
Cage Match! Zeihan VS Seba! This Saturday only on Pay-Per-View!
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I wish Tony Seba was my next-door neighbour 😊
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