The devil has enough advocates in Silicon Valley, thank you.

but not enough avocados

People also bashed Dario for predicting that 90% of coding would be automated.

New: Dario claims AI will allow women to have babies in only 1 month.

So basically his neuroses drive him but also cloud his judgement.

Similar story to Ray Kurzweil. Personally feel sorry for these guys losses and maybe they will succeed...

Perfect case for ditching cloud judgements for self-hosted judgements.

well he has an IPO, so he is getting closer to Musk.

If you have to drive share prices, you better make outlandish claims

And Richard Jordan Gatling that invented the gatling gun was a doctor of medicine and invented the gun to reduce exposure of soldiers to diseases.

well he was right

I’m going to go with the mass of subject matter experts saying this is impossible vs the CEO of a company that’s pitching you in his IPO.

Just stop.

This appeal to authority bullshit on a person that has a financial incentive to sell you something needs to completely stop.

The same happened with doctors over 100 years ago who were peddling the benefits of Radon to cure diseases.

Praying for a future where the biggest outcome of AI adoption is the death of the Great Man Theory.

As someone whose mom got recently diagnosed with barret's, whose dad already died from pancreatic cancer, whose grandfather got alzheimer's, whose grandma died from diabetes/cancer complication, I understand the psychosis that this can create, it's like you're living on a sand clock.

Diseases are horrible, I am against people living forever, because we are taking the world away from the next generation, but I also am against people dying in unpredictable, sad ways, I wish everyone could die at peace in their bed next to their loved ones (if they were good in life) rather than through diseases or conditions.

Having prestigious degrees doesn't mean your ideas make sense or that you're rational. Luc Montagnier, a Nobel laureate who co-discovered HIV, strongly believed in homeopathy and DNA teleportation, which the scientific community widely regarded as pseudoscience.