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FastForward Radio -- Future of Scarcity and Robot Utopia

Phil Bowermaster and Stephen Gordon talk about the importance of teaching creativity, how robotics could change the world, mysterious underwater stoneworks, and a new "Tales of the Paranormal."


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Show Notes:

Stephen reviewed Run Fatboy, Run and gave it a big thumb's up!

Tales of the Paranormal featured the story of a university inexplicably canceling its course in UFOlogy.

The guys discussed replication technology and the implications for a world without scarcity. Are we heading for utopia, a robot-driven version of Marx's Worker's Paradise? What risks do we face in a world where anyone can make anything? And how will we protect ourselves from those risks?

Astounding Science Facts featured Mysteries of the Deep:

A New "Stonehenge" Discovered Under Lake Michigan

The Mystery of the Rock Lake Pyramids

Huge undersea 'wall' discovered under the Taiwan Strait

Finally, the guys talked abut how creativity can be encouraged and why we need it more than ever.

Comments

Oh! creativity and robots! I am listening to it now!

There will be a new Star Trek with a Scotty?

Do they still have the Sasquatch course?

Diet Dr. Pepper, cold, and a plate lunch, with biscuit.

>>Diet Dr. Pepper, cold, and a plate lunch, with biscuit.

Tuesday: Chicken and dumplings, green beans, fruit cup, peanuts, milk.


Mmmmmm-MMMMMMM!

This is my favorite and the most insiring, FFRadio show. I particularly liked the part with the talk of the Robotics government. I've got to learn more about what that guy wrote.

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