Everyone Can Be Rich | Joe Rogan and Naval Ravikant（原声文稿）

The Joe Rogan experience.

I feel like there's with many people this accentuated by unhappy lives.

It's on sex and not knowing what the meaning of life is and job.

I have to I can't live my life this way life, which is why I always start with let's get you rich first because look, you know, Buddha was a prince, okay?

He started out really rich, and then he got to go off in the woods.

everything, you would become an ascetic, you would give science, technology, everything, and you would go out in the woods by yourself, you had to give everything up to be free inside.

invention called money where you can just store stuff up in a bank account, okay?

money for giving it things that it wants and it doesn't know how to get.

to pursue your own internal peace and happiness.

everybody happy is to give them what they want.

all fit and healthy and then let's get them all happy. Are those things even possible? Absolutely. Everyone can be rich? Everyone can be rich.

Everyone. Here's my thought exercise for you. Now, it seems like we're in an infomercial. Everyone can be rich. I'm not selling any.

Look at my home. This is my Rolls Royce. Yeah. So, that's a good point.

I'll never charge a dollar for because that would ruin it.

huckster who's trying to get rich off of you.

somebody else trying to get rich off of you, right?

contribution for it to have meaning and to be legit. I can't charge you anything for it.

But yes, everybody can be rich and let me give you a thought exercise, okay?

Imagine if tomorrow we could wave a wand and everybody was trained as a scientist understanding of computers, you could write some code, you could build some can't do it. They just have to be educated.

Now if they're sciences. We would all be done within five years.

We would be doing all creative jobs to entertain each other nothing else. Is this a scale issue though?

I mean, you're a space-faring race with 100 trillion people.

We have the resources. We have the ability.

its energy. There's so much energy out there.

One asteroid has got all the minerals that we need.

One solar system has got all the power we will far from those kinds of technologies working.

It's just a question of guts and interest.

We should be building nuclear fusion test plants on the moon. The moon should be littered with them. It's no downside. Right. Yeah.

If you could... How would that work? Well... Send a bunch of people up there to work?

creates energy through nuclear energy, right?

now for transmission we use photons because photons don't interact great for energy transmission for energy creation is because nuclear energy, you know, we built it with a bomb nukes imagine if when the first steam engine blew up dollars of regulation. You can't innovate that way.

When the first airplane crashed, right?

So we need a way to iterate on nuclear et cetera, if we're going to find our way out of the energy trap. And the best place to do that is someplace like on the moon or Mars.

possibility that they could get nuclear power to the point everyone's worried about is a meltdown, right?

And we do have these old plants that are running that are running on this. This is 50-year-old technology.

It's crazy because there's no ability to shut them off.

have Gen 4 nuclear reactors that are passive fail-safe.

them, they fail into a state where there's no leakage, there's no problem.

opposed to the current ones, the old ones, where if you unplug them...

they're not Gen 5, they're not Gen 80, Gen 100, where we are microprocessors, right? And that should be something that people are working towards.

problem is if you have nuclear energy on the moon, how do you get it home?

satellites, more rockets further out into the solar system and that's the technology gets so good you can bring it home.