[00:00] The main purpose of life is actually to create more copies of itself. We were actually worried that there was going to be too many people in the world. Now we have the opposite problem. When I look at the world, I'm mostly amazed that humanity has reached this point where
[00:13] we're now at the replacement rate, which is about 2.2 or 2.3, meaning we are headed to the extinction list, which is 2.1. One could argue that the main purpose of life is actually to create more copies of itself.
[00:27] It's for our species to perpetuate itself. Now if you think about this biologically, in order for an animal to stop reproducing, it has to essentially be held in captivity, just like animals in the zoo. Essential planners are looking around and they're like, there's too many mouths to
[00:41] feed and there's gonna be a lot of unproductive people soon because we're coming close to inventing the last technology humans will ever need to make, which is AI and robots. And this technology might make us immortal someday.
[00:54] At the very least, it'll extend our lives by a couple of decades, maybe a few centuries pretty soon. What's that going to do to wealth money? What it's going to do is it's going to concentrate most of the wealth into the hands of the very few.