跟读练习: Anti-matter & nuclear weapons: Why technology is always a double-edge sword | Don Lincoln - 通过视频学习英语口语

it's very clear that nuclear fusion

and nuclear fission will unlock a huge amount of energy that's required for a civilization to flourish

but that's almost like near term

longer term you can think about things like we'll talk about dark energy crisis and nt matter maybe

if you figure out some of the mysteries around antimatter, that too would lead to energy sources, how to produce energy.

That too might lead to counterintuitive propulsion systems for us humans to travel through the universe.

Now, right now, it seems far-fetched, too expensive, too complicated, too difficult.

But breakthroughs in the fundamental theoretical physics might lead us to unlock some incredible energy sources

incredible technologies that will allow humans to explore the universe.

And of course, we should also mention that as always with technologies,

the double-edged sword, it will most likely lead to the development of more dangerous weapons or other sources of harm.

And then we, as a civilization, kind of have to walk that line

and hope we figure out how to do more good than bad with the technologies we build.

Right.

But we have to really remember, while people worry about nuclear weapons, which are admittedly very dangerous,

and even nuclear power, which has waste that has to be dealt with,

what science is doing is working out, finding power that nature has presented to us.

This is not new.

Fire is like that, too.

Fire can burn down your house or it can cook your steak.

power is like that.

And that's just something that we have to understand as humanity.

And that's why this needs to be a, you know, when we talk about science, it has to be a broad conversation by all of society,

because what scientists can do is figure out how the world works.

Society has to figure out how we wish to apply that or not apply that.

Also solving the mysteries

and the puzzles the universe in itself is effing awesome it is it is

so i mean that's the thing

that makes us human in part is looking at a thing

and saying how does this work sure together uh a bunch

of apes get together like poke the thing kind of shake the thing

and then over time you have rockets going out into space you build roads and bridges you build the internet Thank you.

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跟读练习: Anti-matter & nuclear weapons: Why technology is always a double-edge sword | Don Lincoln - 通过视频学习英语口语

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