World Economic Forum lead advisor and klaus Schwab’s right-hand man, Yuval Noah Harari, predicts humans would need to “relearn how to see and walk” in a digital virtual reality future absent from the “physical and biological” world.
Harari’s gloomy prediction came during a discussion with podcaster Tom Bilyeu published earlier this week.
The WEF adviser noted humanity’s capacity for change and abstract thinking in his vision of a technologically driven dystopian world confined within the virtual reality framework.
Harari said that people would need to “let go” of the human experience and embrace a virtual reality world where they would need to relearn how to see and walk.
“Maybe the most important quality to survive and flourish in the 21st century is to have mental flexibility — not just to keep learning and changing again and again — [but] also to keep letting go,” Harari said.
“Part of what makes it difficult to learn new things [is] that we hold on. … I’llI’ll give an example of how deep it goes: it’s not just what you learned in college or what you learned in kindergarten; it’s even what you learned as a baby, as a toddler, like learning how to see or learning how to walk,” he added.
“But what does it mean that I have to relearn how to see and walk? As virtual reality improves — and with all the talk of the Metaverse and so forth, which we will discuss later on — increasingly, it’s likely that [there] will be many more activities shifting from the physical biological world that we know into a new reality — a virtual reality — which has different physical and biological laws,” he continued.
“Can we as humans just shift to the immaterial realm of the Metaverse and leave our biological bodies behind? Or is it impossible or even dangerous to try and separate our kind of mental existence from our bodily and physical existence?” he asked.
In August last year, Harari said humans would soon be rendered economically and militarily “redundant.”
“We just don’t need the vast majority of the population,” he said during an interview with Chris Anderson, the head of TED.
2 comments:
What a nut-job! The delusion is deep
We can't allow our brain space to entertain what this human-being is describing, and rebuke those concepts, IMO! Those Globalist's need brace themselves for blow-back from a collective force of energy if they keep up their spooky visions; they sound like demons that need an exorcism performed on each one of them ASAP, IMO!
The world is creepy to even had given the time of day to those that want death for mankind, they act like they are the grim weepers for 21st Century, right? Yikes! Know Jesus and ignore the dark side, they are but from a bad dream, IMO!
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