Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Creating a better world – it takes all of us working together to achieve that. That’s why the people behind Nature 2.0 visited the Nexus Conference ‘The Ring or What Will Rule the World?’, interviewed the conference speakers and made this exciting video as inspiration for their project.
What makes change and solutions beneficial for all so hard to realize? What does that mean for your dream? Is it that we can’t imagine or conceptualize it? Or are there limitations in terms of resources and technology? And how could we overcome those hurdles? What are the ripples that change your context? And what paradigms would they help shift?
In this video, six world-renowned speakers debate and tell their story. What drives change? What is the context in which we operate? What unites people and makes hopes realizable? What is this technological singularity that man is creating now? And can – or even should – it help to build the unimaginable?
• Michael Ignatieff (politician, philosopher, taught at Harvard, Cambridge and Oxford)
• Peter Frankopan (Prof. Global History at Oxford, author of ‘The Silk Roads’, World’s 50 Top Thinkers by Prospect Magazine)
• Ben Goertzel (expert in Artificial General Intelligence, CEO of decentralized AI network SingularityNet)
• Lila Azam Zanganeh (acclaimed author ‘The Enchanter’, writer for Le Monde & La Repubblica, taught at Harvard)
• Eric Li (Chinese venture capitalist, political scientist, critic of liberalism, writer for the New York Times)
• Rob Riemen (founder & president of the Nexus Institute, philosopher and author of ‘Nobility of Spirit’ and ‘To Fight Against This Age’)
Do you want us to help you to realize a better world? Participate in Nature2.0’s challenge for 10 teams to build their purpose driven dream at the biggest AI and blockchain hackathon of the world: www.odyssey.org.
Want to know more or join the challenge? Contact Nature2.0 challenge holder Jan-Peter Doomernik (06 52 57 06 08) today for a quickscan and help in your application process. Formal applications open on January 20th 2020 and close February 24th.
Creating a better world – it takes all of us working together to achieve that. That’s why the people behind Nature 2.0 visited the Nexus Conference ‘The Ring or What Will Rule the World?’, interviewed the conference speakers and made this exciting video as inspiration for their project.
What makes change and solutions beneficial for all so hard to realize? What does that mean for your dream? Is it that we can’t imagine or conceptualize it? Or are there limitations in terms of resources and technology? And how could we overcome those hurdles? What are the ripples that change your context? And what paradigms would they help shift?
In this video, six world-renowned speakers debate and tell their story. What drives change? What is the context in which we operate? What unites people and makes hopes realizable? What is this technological singularity that man is creating now? And can – or even should – it help to build the unimaginable?
• Michael Ignatieff (politician, philosopher, taught at Harvard, Cambridge and Oxford)
• Peter Frankopan (Prof. Global History at Oxford, author of ‘The Silk Roads’, World’s 50 Top Thinkers by Prospect Magazine)
• Ben Goertzel (expert in Artificial General Intelligence, CEO of decentralized AI network SingularityNet)
• Lila Azam Zanganeh (acclaimed author ‘The Enchanter’, writer for Le Monde & La Repubblica, taught at Harvard)
• Eric Li (Chinese venture capitalist, political scientist, critic of liberalism, writer for the New York Times)
• Rob Riemen (founder & president of the Nexus Institute, philosopher and author of ‘Nobility of Spirit’ and ‘To Fight Against This Age’)
Do you want us to help you to realize a better world? Participate in Nature2.0’s challenge for 10 teams to build their purpose driven dream at the biggest AI and blockchain hackathon of the world: www.odyssey.org.
Want to know more or join the challenge? Contact Nature2.0 challenge holder Jan-Peter Doomernik (06 52 57 06 08) today for a quickscan and help in your application process. Formal applications open on January 20th 2020 and close February 24th.
