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within a few years he s building some of the biggest hotels. he goes to atlantic city and owns the biggest casinos. in his 50s he become a tv star. he has 14 years with a hit show. nobody has 14 years with a hit show. two years ago he decides he wants to run for president. he s now president. this is a man, if he s crazy, he s crazy like a fox. i would not underestimate his abilities and i do think we need to give him a little slack. he s the first non-politician as president. give him six months. we could pick i think barack obama is a good plaman, but we could pick apart his personality quirks. i do not think that would be conducive building consensus. andrew is not the only person to raise issues. his friend howard stern said i don t think being president will be good for donald trump because the president wants to be liked. when you re the president, you re the most hated person in the world.
ways we think of jobs, we think i don t think we associate a sort of set of personality quirks, deliverance quirks. so i found you just believe him as jobs right away. yeah. that was always the idea, is that it wouldn t be about slavishly trying to actually make him look like him every kind of moment. you trust a different, slightly more intangible process where the actor is working from the inside out. so it s not about the outside getting everything looking right, getting the mannerisms, all that kind of stuff. you make a few gestures toward it, but the rest is up to the actor and working internally. and there s an extraordinary thing went on in this process, this kind of meta process in a way, which is michael fassbender kind of battling with the script, almost in the way that steve was battling with the forces that we were resisting. and he finally manages to get on top of it. so he came to dominate it in a way that it was interesting. jeff damages, who d worked with sorkin s m
i m going to learn jujitsu. this is conceivable. we might have theability to insert the vacation we never had into our mind. you can buy the memory of your ideal vacation. maybe upgrading the skills of workers. why not record many of the skills that require high tech and insert them so they can upgrade the skills rather than having to go to junior colleges and struggle with sources. this may be a way to upgrade the skills of the population. ultimately if we can upload our brains into a computer, we could outlive our frail bodies and perhaps achieve immortality. perhaps we will have a library of souls. instead of reading up on winston churchill, we will have a conversation with winston churchill with all the memories and the personality quirks. one day our descendents may have
arts. i m going to learn jiu jitsu. this is conceivable. one day we might just have the ability to insert the vacation that we never had into our mind. come to recall, incorporated, where you can buy the memory of your ideal vacation. maybe even upgrading the skills of workers. why not record many of the skills that require high-tech and insert them into workers so they can upgrade their skills rather than having to go to junior colleges and struggle with courses. this may be a way to upgrade the skills of the population. ultimately, says kaku, if we can upload our brains into a computer, we could outlive our frail bodies and perhaps achieve immortality. perhaps one day we ll have a library of souls. instead of going to the library to read up on winston churchill we ll see a hologram and have a conversation with winston churchill, with all the memories and all the personality quirks.