2001 A Space Odyssey (Penguin Galaxy)

I love science fiction. I do. I love it. 2001 Space Odyssey, great book. Love it. Arthur C. Clarke.

Well, 2001, A Space Odyssey is an amazing film that he made with Stanley Kubrick. In it, you see these monoliths.

Underneath that it says In Kubrick's 2001.

But it looks like that's from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, A Space Odyssey, because it mentions Kubrick.

That's generally the bulk of the message. But also there's a weird little kind of side tangent that happened. David Mamet plays a role in this.

That was a Toynbee idea that was depicted in 2001.

And then as far as on planet Jupiter, that comes, it seems like at least, and again, they were piecing this, people have pieced this together because they've never interviewed the tile maker. But it looks like that's from Stanley Kubrick's 2001, A Space Odyssey, because it mentions Kubrick.

Yeah, and that's where the astronauts are being dispatched to, is Jupiter to figure out what's going on with some weird signal coming from that planet, right?

That's right. So if you put all those things together, then these four ideas as the Toynbee idea make sense.

That's generally the bulk of the message. But also there's a weird little kind of side tangent that happened. David Mamet plays a role in this.

That was a Toynbee idea that was depicted in 2001.

He also told his listeners to watch 2001 A Space Odyssey because it included secret messages hidden by the Illuminati.

I was raised on the works of science fiction of the likes of Jules Verne and Arthur Clark and Isaac Asimov.

Is that you going far back on this? No, Star Trek Discovery. Star Trek Discovery. Okay. Yes, they travel around just as Chuck was saying in my CM Drive. I'm older than you. Discovery to me is the ship from 2001.

You and I both are children of Apollo and we grew up dreaming about space and going into space in 2001 of Space Odyssey and that was going to be the future in our life and neither one of us has gotten to go into space yet we're getting a little bit older who knows what's going to happen

So start with 2001 A Space Odyssey. That had aliens in them, you just never saw them. You saw the manifestation of their intelligence.

So start with 2001 A Space Odyssey. That had aliens in them, you just never saw them. You saw the manifestation of their intelligence.

You and I both are children of Apollo and we grew up dreaming about space and going into space in 2001 of Space Odyssey and that was going to be the future in our life and neither one of us has gotten to go into space yet we're getting a little bit older

And it didn't sound like a robot. I mean, the idea of robots talking like this is no longer the thing. Now with AI, it's gonna be a person being like, please, no, please God, no. And you're gonna be like, it's a machine. There's gonna be people screaming, it's a machine. That was the whole point of the 2001 Space Odyssey. The question was, as the machine was becoming more sentient and human-like, the humans were becoming more machine-like.

Uh, and then we can't read things like iRobot and then we can't read things, you know, like uh the script for space odyssey 2001 or 2001 a space odyssey

Have you not seen Space Odyssey? I mean, you know, machines when you give them too much power, they turn on you and they sing creepy songs in monotone voices and they won't open the airlock.

And not to spoil 2001 A Space Odyssey. You can't spoil that movie. It's not possible. Come on. It's incredible. You should watch it if you haven't seen it.

In the end of it, a human man seems to be reborn in some way. As a space baby.

In the movie 2001, based on the writings of Arnold Toynbee, they speak of the plan.

No, Greg, look, if you examine what I'm it was based on the writings of Arthur C. Clark.

And they believed that Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clark then took these instructions and use them to inform the plot, specifically the ending like the last 10 or 11 minutes of 2001, a space odyssey.

We'll just let mrs. Davis do it. We'll let the algorithm the the ai Oh Great. Yeah, the ai would be great Uh, and then we can't read things like iRobot and then we can't read things, you know, like uh the script for space odyssey 2001 or 2001 a space odyssey

In the movie 2001, based on the writings of Arnold Toynbee, they speak of the plan.

No, Greg, look, if you examine what I'm it was based on the writings of Arthur C. Clark.

In the writings of Arnold Toynbee, he discusses a plan whereby all human life is reconstituted onto the planet Jupiter.

And they at least believed it enough to spend a whole lot of time and energy, I would say a good amount of their life's energy. This is obsessive. And time. Yes. On on that singular idea.

And they believed that Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clark then took these instructions and use them to inform the plot, specifically the ending like the last 10 or 11 minutes of 2001, a space odyssey, which, you know, what an idea.