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Aye, tremendous liberation in knowing what to ignore. I’m pretty much there. That topic would make a good video.

This reminds me of some documentary I saw about this dude name Edward Bernays..called The Century of the Self (it talked about "engineering the consent of the public" thru fear mongering and such. Anyway, awesome video!

Great video on the interconnectedness of technological advancement. Particularly from the cost perspective. But not as clear from the access to to useful information perspective. You have other videos which better present the mechanism by which AI can lower the barriers of entry. Regulatory challenges remain onerous, even to AI, as they are often country, state and community specific.

Kartik, your channel is underrated! Thanks for the insights

Thank you Kartik Gada!

Thanks Kartik

Translucent power! 😅

The occurrence of a technological singularity among humans and AIs on earth doesn't require all of humanity to be on board. It would be nice, given a positive outcome, but that's another discussion.

You dress up for the singularity ^^

Solar destiny revealed! EXCELLENT story of how you found your destiny. First of many exponentials to come.

Thanks Kartik. That is a GREAT story and visionary like all hell! Very very impressive. Keep up the good work. We are on track for over 600 GW of new solar installations globally this year! Hopefully we reach the 1 TW level by 2027.

What an interesting story. You should post the paper if you still have a copy of it.

Good arguments. Definitely not the direction I expected this to take though. My impression was that the fight against nature started with Christianity, a religion of the poor and downtrodden, which ruthlessly stamped out the Northern European pagan traditions - and along with them, destroyed the idea that nature is to be respected. The government hubris/dysfunction we see today feels like a mere extension of what organized religions have been doing for millenia.

Cool jacket. 👌I’m imagining the Miami Vice theme song. 😉

Do you have any concern that Western colonialism in places like Africa is being replaced by Chinese colonialism? That seems to be a pattern, if our U.S. news media can be trusted. China is uniquely positioned to implement large scale solar energy in (for example) Africa and then to siphon off the wealth it creates, possibly leaving the local populace little better off than they are today. How does this fit into your ideas about the solar singularity?

Great story and awesome video 👍🏿

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Looking very sharp Kartik 😎 technological improvements will become increasingly difficult to ignore as they improve nearly every aspect of day to day life

Obsidian is a great graph making tool to build such learning trees

Germany: Not much wind and not much sunlight...yet they wasted a lot of money on both. They should have stuck with nuclear.

What happens when solar + battery is half the price of traditional? Fossil fuels drop to competitive rates. What will the deflationary economy look like?

When you are going to make video on singularity timeline?

india adopted solar mostly because of modi and his policies.

A true miracle. People should be celebrating for generations.

Shoutouts to Vietnam as well, clearly punching above it's weight

"Can Africa ever take advantage of solar electricity?" Yes, if China continues to invest there, and if they are successful in arresting the global North looting that has characterized their history for some centuries now.

Comments with links seem to immediately be filtered out. Look at "Zeit Online Die wichtigsten Daten zur Energieversorgung". Germany is meeting its solar targets but failing with wind (more red tape)

The growth is insane! Amazing

Kartik, your work has been fascinating. Thanks!

They are not white they are translucent 😂

I'm a 2005 born non-american (prospective transfer student) viewer, amazing insights on what i'm passionate about. Great quality and presentation, but you would benefit from upgrading the mic

Mr. Kartik, looking sharp! Perfect outfit for a sunset summer drive on a convertible down the highways of Florida. Maybe an idea for the next video? Anyway, glad to hear you talk about how this whole thing happening to the US government/economy (and consequentially to the global economy) isn't a mistake or blunder but rather something on purpose. First time I came to that conclusion I became a gold bug (due to the scam that fiat and fractional reserve is), later on I learned about the intentional deflation crashes and hoarding of the metal by malicious actors and realized that is also a bad path for any nation to switch to nowadays, so I decided to, individually, switch to silver. Now, with your wisdom, I've seen that is also a clear bad path to bet against the future of humanity by focusing or investing on commodities. I can't really say what a normal non-rich individual can do in these times given all that is thrown at us. Maybe I am starting to root for the crash also...

Actually, I like the ambient soundscape. Good lighting. Great content.

Nice look!

Were it not for the massive expansion of government deficit spending the US would experience recession and asset prices might decline which cannot be allowed. Ever. Deflation of asset prices would threaten the collateral foundation underlying the debt structures that comprise banks' balance sheets and are therefore the basis of money itself. Debt defaults destroy money and the expansionary money system cannot work in reverse. While we all understand the corrosive effects of money debasement, inflation erodes debt without the threat of defaults and is is therefore a feature, not a bug.

Is this being filmed outdoors? I am not a fan of this format because the sound doesn't come through as crisp but it's good to experiment.

Great content as always.

Thanks Kartik

So, IOW, as I understand it, it IS possible for .gov to "print too much money". Not that that is a surprise; there are limits to everything.

Looking dapper there, my man!

Love this Kartik! Love the new background and look!! The color makes the videos far more engaging, and less "bland". Keep it up man

Inflation is sometimes showing up on the supply side and sometimes it is on the demand side. Could you get an even more accurate picture if you add PPI (producer price index) to your matrix? You would have 4 parameters with each at 3%

You give the argument of the right more so than the left. It fails to consider the business owner's responsibility is to bring more efficiency to the worker and organization, as well as all other responsibilities of a business whether the owner chooses to do these themselves or have someone else do them. It also fails to consider things like most people become less productive in longer work weeks, even the business owners themselves. It would be nice to hear commentary that's not so heavily influenced in one direction or the other. The political map is no more than an illusion to keep the same ol' same ol' and as a distraction providing easy answers to questions that in reality have answers that are much easier than any they provide. Policy should be focused on creating more self-employment, but you won't get that type of policy from the left and the right isn't pushing it either... If the right has such great answers then they would make their approach from angles such as this to the point that no one needs to be employed and most people can choose self-employment. Instead, they all offer policy that keeps many locked into employment only.

I'm curious why you state that there's been a lot of money printing. Isn't it debt?

Can you talk about solar singularity and pricing energy real time. India has a static fixed electricity prices.is this not detrimental to a fast transition?

In-N-Out was already at $23 in CA, and is at $22 in Denver. Due to the Demographic Drought, that's just the market wage. Recognizing the Demographic Drought was missed in this presentation. Fast food, and more broadly the service sector, just can't find enough employees. In-N-Out is still constantly hiring, even at $23 an hour. A very different viewpoint is that higher min. wages are great for owner-operators as it reduces the cheap-labor leverage large firms use to dominate markets. More owner-operators means more right-wing voters as they are independent and have deal directly with government regulation thereby creating dislike for taxes and red tape. While wage-slaves, who pay little in taxes and are distant from ownership, tend to vote more left-wing. A higher min. wage is better for the political right.

A minimum wage essentially says: if your skill set is not sufficient for you to create value in excess of that wage for your employer; you do not deserve to work in the United States.

Thank you Kartik