What is this?

rp daily: a conversation that will blow your mind with Daniel Schmachtenberger 68,996

• people's ability to really make sense of climate change how long do we have how serious is it going to be
• right now and i'm not like solve climate change doesn't move me and whatever
• or what are the actual you know border issues or climate change issues so yes i would say
• it's impossible to directly sense climate change it's not something that you can sense i
• collective behavioral dispositions right climate change is not the result of nazis or communists or
• of something large-scale things like climate change or whatever i don't feel like i can act on it
• if i'm just modeling nuclear risk or just modeling climate change or just poverty by itself i don't get this
• but if i start to look at climate change not as something that makes a venusified uninhabitable planet
• in relatively serious food insecurity on top of climate change already making hotter drier summers and an erosion of
• north american rainfall and so just like climate change has a point at which there's a positive
• a unfortunately to some extent it's dependent on a belief in climate change and that whole science which
• tiny part of the problem statement on climate change just because it's going to be directly relevant to the solution
• i would say our sense-making around climate change is actually very problematic
• so let's say that all of the scientists agreed on the climate change model which they don't
• the rest of the world and so you'll see people rejecting climate change without ever really trying to make sense of
• and this is where you can't try to think about climate change without also thinking about the economy and
• is probably a rational response from a climate change denier actually that's not wrong
• we have to instill these solutions on climate change is very much along the lines of what you're saying it's just
• because being able to say well let's make sense of climate change with before we present a solution
• to be able to understand existential risks and climate change and and even social science and politics

In Search of the Third Attractor, Daniel Schmachtenberger (part 1) 59,879

• metacrisis meaning climate change and many different environmental issues from
• important like a particular approach to climate change and
• so climate change there's obviously pretty radical debate on um how
• tens of millions or more people becoming climate change refugees this is really
• uh climate change can lead to resource shortages it can lead to human
• see this kind of cascade effect where before climate change is a catastrophic risk by itself just through
• planetary boundary issues of which climate change is one are pretty much industrial tech multiplied by
• areas because if we look at say climate change as one environmental
• that is also just the other side of the supply chain of climate change so you can see climate change when you look
• of the supply chain of climate change so you can see climate change when you look at the entirety of the energy system
• um i think is deeper than trying to solve climate change or trying to do healthcare reform
• figuring out how to deal with these climate change is a very classic example because
• total energy and which is driving climate change how do we get out of that well
• pollinators or climate change or any of those issues that
• practices it still dies from climate change and ai and whatever so long as it doesn't

Daniel Schmachtenberger “Bend Not Break Part 1: Energy Blindness” | The Great Simplification #05 50,646

• the central environmental story of the world today's climate change and uh climate change from
• world today's climate change and uh climate change from you know anthropogenic greenhouse gases
• electric cars in order to save climate change it wouldn't really it wouldn't reduce
• is one tiny little thing which is all of climate change and it's literally a tiny little thing and micro plastics going

Covid 19 Situational Assessment, Risk Landscape & Possible Solutions, Daniel Schmachtenberger 47,696

• disaster like that in recent history and the climate change where we had very hot dry period and it already used up the
• boundaries anywhere we didn't have climate change we didn't have dead zones and oceans we didn't have biodiversity

The Power of Gods with Daniel Schmachtenberger S2 [Ep 16] 47,539

• so we're also hitting planetary boundaries not just climate change but species extinction overfishing of the
• every problem in civilization if we could treat climate change and ai particularly climate change like
• could treat climate change and ai particularly climate change like coronavirus in the first week before it
• or species extinction or climate change or exponential tech media risk on its own
• advantage geopolitically militarily then in trying to solve climate change we ceded the 21st century to
• whatever so the problem isn't climate change right the problem is
• right the problem is climate change and the dead zones in oceans and the great game of
• polarized belief about something covet viral origins or climate change or systemic racism or

How To STEER Civilization Away From CATASTROPHE with Daniel Schmachtenberger | Aubrey Marcus Podcast 43,890

• overfishing issues across the board you have not just climate change but dead zones in the ocean from nitrogen
• particular situation you're saying no to this climate change policy or whatever and it's not because
• is the protection of open society so you're looking at climate change through the lens of liberty
• need electric cars because of climate change and stuff that he believed in

Crucial Risks & Opportunities from COVID-19 | Daniel Schmachtenberger 33,876

• astronomical and we were looking at this before co vid from climate change so remember the year started off with

Daniel Schmachtenberger: Bend not Break: Maximum Power & Hyper Agents | The Great Simplification #20 29,369

• i hadn't thought about quite like this before he's said look climate change is not going to hit the world
• a lot of people when they think about climate change think about like systemic venusification of the planet but well
• personally climate change is the largest risk uh for our species and civilization by
• on very large scales it's really hard which is why climate change is still a thing and which is why we have not got
• century then by us taxing carbon we're still not preventing climate change we're just agreeing to
• have because climate change seems like such a huge deal and and

Daniel Schmachtenberger - Building Better Sensemaking | Modern Wisdom Podcast 348 28,067

• to clear understanding about what the nature of climate change is or what the nature of
• but the the science is settled climate change the thing it is we got to move forward we and we don't have time
• versus natural genetic origin or anthropogenic climate change being terrible really soon versus not or

Converting Moloch from Sith to Jedi w/ Daniel Schmachtenberger 27,910

• can just see the types of thinking they're just like climate change has a runaway positive feedback loop where at
• runaway positive feedback loop where at a certain point and climate change the heating makes it easier to heat faster