When you need some inspiration...
Tim Ferriss has been avoiding me for 15 years, but after reading the Deep Future book, he invited me to join him for a conversation. What do you think? Will this be our last one?
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Jepson Taylor is one of the free thinkers deep in AI and here you can see him trying to figure out if I know anything non-obvious. Read his awesome posts on LinkedIn.
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You guys have heard some of the same stories from me a few times. Lots of the videos online are from when I’m speaking to a new audience, so I have to do some of my hits from the 80s. My favorite thing to do is speak to an audience that already knows me so I do some new things. At PopTech this year, I got to do that!
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I’ve wrote about Rodney Mullen in the book. Read that part if not the whole thing!
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Ashlee Vance is doing a great job of covering deep tech as a totally independent journalist. If you’re going to follow somebody on Substack, follow him!
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Being a guest on a variety of podcasts with hosts you are meeting for the first time feels a bit awkward, especially since I have to talk about myself more than is probably healthy. The cool thing though is seeing how the vibe from different hosts effects my energy. Or it could be proximity to Red Bull.
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Jim Rutt was one of my favorite polymath nerds with a podcast. We lost him not long after recording this. Listen to all his episodes.

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Nick Gillespie is my favorite interviewer and it was a real honor to survive being in his crosshairs. Watch the video or read the article in Reason Magazine.
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Here I try to antagonize a couple media industry experts, the guys at the People vs. Algorithms podcast.
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David Eagleman is the most delightful human and Inner Cosmos is the #1 science podcast.
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Singularity University was a great, global community of the kind of folks we need to build the future. I got to give the closing keynote at their last couple global summits. Kind of a home game for me, so it is kind of fun to watch me antagonizing these folks!
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Not exactly prescient, but in 2016 I tried, and apparently failed, to prevent the panic that has set in about what to do when AI and robots obsolete your career.
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This is the notorious video where I am terrifying people for my own entertainment by stealing their passwords and credit card numbers live on stage. 24MM views and I’m still not sure what the point was.
