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Gregg Braden

04/16/24

@ André Duqum

The king's list from ancient Sumeria suggests that rulers lived for thousands of years before a great flood, challenging historical timelines.

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The Rise of Transhumanism: Do We Have the Wisdom to Not Forget What Makes Us Human? | Gregg Braden

@ André Duqum

The Rise of Transhumanism: Do We Have the Wisdom to Not Forget What Makes Us Human? | Gregg Braden

04/16/24

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Jeff Bezos

12/15/23

@ Lex Fridman

I believe humans will still exist when the 10,000 year clock runs out, but civilizations will rise and fall over that time.

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Mike Duncan

06/14/25

@ Theo Von

The second king of Rome, Numa, emphasized the importance of religion to guide society ethically and morally.

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Gregg Braden

04/16/24

@ André Duqum

The Mayan calendar describes four previous worlds that ended in various catastrophic events, hinting at a cyclical nature of civilization.

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Gregory Aldrete

09/13/24

@ Lex Fridman

Augustus becomes the paradigm of a good ruler, embodying the idea of an absolute ruler who does good things, such as building public works, which influences rulers for centuries.

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Gregory Aldrete

09/13/24

@ Lex Fridman

Civilizations often arise in geographically favorable areas, such as Mesopotamia and the Nile Delta, where agriculture is supported by natural resources.

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Gregory Aldrete

09/13/24

@ Lex Fridman

The titles of rulers like Czars in Russia and the term 'Emperor' derive from Augustus, illustrating his lasting influence on political nomenclature and authority.

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Gregory Aldrete

09/13/24

@ Lex Fridman

In the ancient world, they had equivalents of super glues, as evidenced by helmets found in Germany that remained glued together after 2000 years in water.

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Mike Duncan

06/14/25

@ Theo Von

The Romans did not have kings anymore after they expelled the last king in 509 BC, which was a significant shift in their political ideology.

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Gregory Aldrete

09/13/24

@ Lex Fridman

Geography significantly influences the outcomes of wars and the rise and fall of civilizations, as seen in the historical development of societies around rivers.