Moysei
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Richard Feynman was asked in the 1980s whether machines will ever think. He answered in front of a small room, on camera, decades before anyone shipped a chatbot. Feynman won the 1965 Nobel Prize in physics. He also helped design the first parallel computers at Thinking Machines, so this isn't a physicist guessing about software. Every AI argument running in 2026 is a rerun of the question he takes apart here. He refuses the framing most people still use and rebuilds it from the machine up. Watch the section where he compares what machines do to what animals do. He doesn't answer yes or no. He shows why the question is shaped wrong, in plain sentences, no math. An AI researcher I know played it for his team before a roadmap meeting and killed 2 features by lunch. The footage sits free on YouTube, blurry, unedited. We built the machines. We still argue with a dead man's framing.
Moysei22,687 views • 1 month ago
$60,000 a month, a rented villa, and a 23-year-old telling you AI agents do the work. You build the agent fast. Open one site, type "AI agent for a barbershop that books appointments," and you get a working agent back. Connect Gmail, Google Sheets, Google Calendar. Open the demo, recolor it to the shop's brand, hit share, copy the link, send it to the owner. Call it 5 minutes of clicking. He films every click of that. He parks the one step that pays behind "comment 3": getting a barber who has never bought software to send you money this month, then again next month. Building the agent costs nothing. Selling the barber is the whole business.
Moysei51,453 views • 2 months ago
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