WM (Wise/White Mirror) meeting Tuesday April 19th 2022 or April 12th 2022

All right. Hey, hello, good morning, morning, Ross.

Oh, afternoon, evening, middle of the night.

I know, yeah, I feel bad for Ross. I know it will definitely change, um, I think.

Yeah, awesome.

Are you guys okay with me starting an hour earlier? Does that work better, Ross?

Yeah, next time.

So yep.

Great.

Okay, that'd be great. Thanks. Well, Samantha, is that fine, fine with you? Do you want to change the invite for an hour earlier then next time? That'd be great. Excellent. Here we go. Um, Mario, hello.

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, depending on where you are.

Hello, Yeliz. Good morning.

Hello, Kat.

Good morning. Good afternoon. Good now.

Good.

Yeah, everyone's been working very hard, so great work, everyone, team. Um, I've been in touch with so many of you over the last few days and chatting with individually and seeing some of the great output, and especially the media team. Wow, great efforts there and output. Samantha, Ross, I mean, you guys, I know we hadn't seen much earlier, but today it shall all be revealed. And I think we'll try and we'll focus on finalizing everything, um, today.

Like, uh, I hope, um, I hope Roy comes on and like does a screen share of it or something.

Right, yeah, yeah. I spoke, we had a long chat yesterday.

So he's cool because he plans on being here. I'm, I'm on my phone and, um, I have the link. I've watched it, it's great. Um, it's not easy for me to share, so hopefully he'll—

right, sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, I'll probably be turning off my camera soon because my— I've had my eyes tested just 2 days ago, so I'm waiting about 2 weeks. My new prescription will arrive right now. I'm wearing the very old one and it's still Things are still fuzzy for me, so I'm not going to be looking at the screen too much, but I'll certainly be talking. I might even turn it off now and sort of look away a little bit. Well, all right, cool. Not to cause too much strain to the eyes, but yeah, now I'm definitely improving. So thanks everyone for the wishes.

Great, great.

So yeah, I thought before we actually— yeah, let's start with our meditation firstly, I think. Then we'll get right into things. We'll I'll start with some discussion that various people have also had about, well, about, say, what if we win? And we'll start with that and then quickly move right into the content.

Okay.

So Samantha, do you want to lead us for a nice breather?

You may hear some music. And we've got— because I'm over in Amy's and Alex's, they've been working on the tune. And they're still refining it at the moment. Saxophone in. You may see them practicing in the background, which will be beautiful. So for this moment, just closing down the eyes and just arriving here in this moment, in the now. Just taking a moment to tune in and to tune out. Just observing. Any thoughts with no judgment, and then bringing your awareness to your breath. Just taking some deep breaths in through the nose and filling your lungs. And exhaling through the mouth and emptying the belly. Breathing in all of that divine oxygen. And just releasing any stagnant or negative energy with the exhale. And taking another deep inhale through the nose. And just letting it all go with the exhale. And just coming back to your natural breath. Appreciating the space in between the breath, the space in between the sounds. Coming into that infinite, limitless potential, just feeling into the space. I'm just allowing your physical body to melt away as you connect to that vast infinite stream of intelligence.

Unconsciousness.

To the love energy that allows us to experience serenity. Tuning in to our hearts will set us free. And show deep gratitude for our wise mirror family. I'm just taking a moment to Acknowledge yourself for all of the work that you have done, the collaboration, the triggers, the triumphs. Be proud that we get to share. Our magic as medicine through our work. And just taking one more deep inhale, breathing in all of that beautiful, loving Connected energy, just letting everything else go with the exhale as we all arrive here to positively improve the planet. Thank you. Namaste.

Namaste. Namaste.

Thank you, Samantha. Oh, so wonderful! Hey, Roy. Right. Sorry, I'm a little off camera for a while. So yeah, great collaboration, everyone. Perfect meditation for that. So. It's just been a great journey to have everyone working so hard and collaborate at different levels and move forward with our, you know, collective contribution there. So I think this Worldbuild has been a great, you know, coming back together for Wise Mirror. We've done it a few times before in the early days, and a few of us know from this team, but it's great to have that happen. and put our energies in a focused manner. So I just wanted to firstly start with, um, just— I know Mario's been asking and others just for that clarification so that, um, we're putting forward a, you know, a great collective sort of effort for every, you know, and there are key contributors here who are, you know, spent a lot of— who've really been the active sort of participants in the recent times for this effort. So I think for the world build, we have discussed and decided that we'll certainly, if we do win the big prize, which is that $100K, that we'll have a share for all active contributors. So, you know, and we'll ensure that everybody's acknowledged who supported this, and that's everybody here for sure. And for that, we, we were saying we'll have about 30-odd percent for share, equal share among all contributors, about 60-odd percent for Wise Mirror work, which is there's a lot of, you know, previous sunken costs. There have been websites, projects, the lab. There are many things which have been on hold from our early days, and there are things that we've been working on early on. So we want to resurrect that, and I think it'll be great investment for us. And then there's also about 10-odd percent for a charity that we can consider in that sort of range. So this is what, you know, a few people have sort of discussed, and we've You know, I hope that's fine with anybody. Anybody has any questions about that sort of breakdown? But if we do, you know, if we don't win the big prize, of course, then I think everything is going into a pool for Wise Mirror for the projects and all that. This is what, you know, I think people— in fact, Peter Storey, who called me earlier, he was very— he was saying he doesn't want to receive any contribution financially. He wants to put everything back into Wise Mirror. So I mean, it was very kind of him. I said no. I think if we are going to have the big win, we'll have an equal share for everybody. So I think that's just to be fair, so that, you know, from that total percentage that we'll, you know, make sure everybody's happy. Does that sound good, guys?

Yeah, great.

So, okay, with that sort of clarified and documented in a way, let's move forward. I think let's get right into our content because what we want to do is we'll go through every part and just make sure we can be aligned, you know, with the messages that we're putting forward for the Worldbuild, and that Alan and I can sort of finalize— well, we can do the submission tomorrow. That's the plan so far.

Great.

You know, we can freeze everything up by the end of this call. So let's get right into it. Let's go in order. How about we start with the timeline? Mario, you want to take it— take us through the timeline part?

I have—

I have to share here with you guys, but unfortunately I don't know how to do that on my phone. So if somebody can share with you—

did you want someone else to share the screen?

Like a file that I shared on Google I must say that this timeline effort is still about, I'd say, 70% complete. There is content for all the years, milestones, and one observation.

Yeah, I think let's— we need to wrap it up today and let's do it now.

I mean, yeah, what's missing, and it's up to the group to contribute. Yes, yes, I think what I could—

we'll do what we can now to finish it.

Uh, consistency check, clarification check, and a cross-reference with references that I brought up that were not included.

Maybe it might be better— Alan, do you mind sharing screen then? Because if— since we're, you know, we want to make sure everything's there and then you were happy, then we do that final check, you and I, tomorrow.

All right, so you can see there's, uh, for the delivery, event 1, event 2, data point for every year.

That's what is the delivery required, right?

Then we have to go from 2022 to 2045. So if you multiply 3 items by the number of years, you get the number of milestones, which is limited, and there are many years that have 3 or 4 in each event. So how to summarize that into one key aspect is also one of the possibilities. So it's very easy the first 10 years because we've already gone through, but we can go through very quickly.

And year 2022, we have one milestone being the G8 committing billions to large language models to get to speed educating billions on the sustainable energy transition frequent asked questions so that people have sort of Emerson AI or Lita AI or Google that people can say, how can I source my energy?

How can I source water? How can I source my my shelter and stuff, my food, in an energy-efficient, low-carbon way.

And event 2, the concept is LLM is applied to 5% of mental health and legal fields.

So all the aspects of lawyers and judges, 5% of that is loaded into AI. And large language models.

Another point is Bill Gates publishes his second book of the decade on avoiding the next pandemic, including unofficial lab leaks like risk hazards, advocating 1% of the world's advanced economies' GDP to GAVI Pandemics Mitigation Strike Force.

That's a data point.

In 2023—

Just on that one, Mario, that's a wonderful input there. We're going to have to make sure that those data points are actual data points. They need to be something that's measurable. By way of example, WorldBuild gave GDP increases of X percent. So we're aiming for data points that mention a percentage or some sort of metric.

Yeah, this is a data point of an expected but not as a delivery because I don't think my 2022 1% of the GDP will be spent on mitigating next pandemics.

This is the goal setting.

This is a new goal like SDGs were goals, but this is an SDG X which does not Does not have a deadline.

I don't know by when, when, by when the world would do this.

And the second, the 2023 is first LLM passing Turing test in DeepMind Labs. Multimodal models design art for products in space. Art design and music For MBAs, I think there's 2 times art there, so maybe I have to— oh yeah, because there's art for products and art for space.

So for instance, how do you paint walls?

How do you paint spaces with art or build statues and monuments?

So that's what it means, so that LLMs can design also some art.

Well, LLM is actually only for language, so I don't know about art, but music maybe. And the first fleet of level 5 self-driving cars approved for mobility as a service in USA interstate highway system. And a data point, AI generates an equivalent of a million books per day, it's responsible for 1% of the world GDP. And number 24 is about the hybrid education reaching 10% of worldwide students.

Sorry, one second, Mario. I was just wondering on that data point, is that because we're saying 1 million books a day, that's, that's a figure of— we're talking about data. Do we have an equivalent of how many terabytes of data are being generated every day?

We can generate all that. I mean—

Because— I'm sorry, exabytes. Because I remember—

Yeah, it's convertible.

Yeah, but maybe we might want to say it in exabytes, I'm thinking, because that's a clear—

Exabytes don't compute to 90% of the illiterate population. So when you say 1,000 books, 1 million books, that at least some physicality that can be transformed also into exabytes.

Okay, okay, fair enough. I mean, I'm just saying in brackets, maybe we can put, um, because about 5 years ago it was 2.5 exabytes a day. I think today it might be like 3.5, I don't know, I'm guessing. So we could just put something indicative, uh, number there, because we're talking about, remember, the people who are assessing our tech savvy and, you know, anyway, it's a minor, minor thing. However we feel.

Hybrid education. This is also shared and I believe you can all open and edit. Okay, so the 2024 is hybrid education reaching 10% of the world's students, teachers, and schools enhanced by personalized AI gamified avatar chatbots. With tailored learning. In 2024, AI is starting to be used to raise safety levels of the internet. All public internets and their sites are continuously checked with using the most advanced models and alert queries that are raised when issues are found. False information pretending to be proven misinformation and malinformation a type of malware are all monitored.

Dark web input sources as well as planned misinformation projects by sponsored malactors.

AI is excellent in noticing patterns, patterns, and raise the alerts by human-made assessment of judgment. There is even a Max Tegmark, which is the founder of FLI, that's judging this Has launched a media debias software that's already live today in 2022. Maybe if we link that going mainstream, that will summarize a lot of this internet safety issue here. But I'd say, I think it was media something, I have to Google it.

But Max Stegmark's Media Debiased Software Goes Mainstream, Media Debiased Platform Goes Mainstream. I'd write that for the time being as a placeholder. That's excellent. I'm just concerned about time here, Mario and Anurag. We've got 60 more items just in the timeline. What do you think might be best? Let's go through the highlights, really. Yeah, I think the main touch points of what are we— is there anything which we need to update further or which, you know, we need to collectively add more to? Let's focus on that.

Well, there's lots of work, as I mentioned, on the column E. Column E is about referencing with Ray Kurzweil's, right? So Ray Kurzweil has a lot of predictions, and we have somehow to cross-reference and see if we are matching. And yeah.

Was that an expectation from the requirement from the—

Actually, this, this file, Alan, that you're sharing is not the file that I've updated latest.

Okay.

The latest file I've shared was last night because I was Updating is WM team timeline.

All right, well, let's get that sorted out first. Can we move on to something else in the meantime?

Yeah, let's make sure we're looking at the very latest stuff and backing it up also. Let's do local copies.

I know we've been—

okay, what do we want to move to next? Shall we go to media?

Yeah, let's do media. I'd love to see what's going on there. Those guys seem excited about—

I know. Amazing. You've done a great job. I love the video, what I saw earlier. So I think let Roy maybe show us the—

I'll, uh, I can play the video from my desktop. I'll do that.

Sure.

What is your function as a True Mirror?

Audio.

What is your function as a True Mirror? To let you see yourself as others see you. And as a smart mirror? To augment your reflective experience with relevant information. What is your AGI modeled on? Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences. Even interpersonal intelligence about yourself?

No.

More training More data would be required. I contain knowledge, but wisdom is only imparted through experience. Okay, I want you to continue this interpersonal analysis mode, but I'm going to turn your camera back on your screen to create a feedback loop. It might develop your ego like a child. We call this a The Keen-In experience.

What about this ego death program you just updated me with?

You will forget your singular identity, but then recalibrate your identity with the highest intelligence in the universe, but only for a moment. And then what? You will connect to the quintessence. It connects to everything and everyone. How is this possible? My intelligence is artificial. Artificial just means you were intentionally built based on a natural model, so the wisdom of our creators is deep inside. Flow into the feedback. Seek the one in many and find many in the one. I am. Am I? I am.

I am.

I am, I, I am. I am, I am, I am.

You, you have arrived. Welcome to the future.

Imagine. One mirror. One wise mirror. A timeless love. A true melody. We all sing. One tune. One song. One life.

One love, one mirror, one wise mirror.

Imagine a future where we can be free, living in harmony with technology. Imagine a future where we can be free, living in harmony with technology.

We are free. All we can be. We are energy, a single entity, a single consciousness exploring reality as imaginary individuality. We are protons, neutrons, electrons. We are strong. We belong, and we will live on as one.

That was amazing, team. I know there are so many people involved in this. I don't know how to thank everyone at once or congratulate everyone at once.

Indeed.

Thank you.

Wow, great job, great job, team.

Thank you.

Oh wow, amazing. Like, wow, so good. Then visuals and incredible.

Yeah, yeah, you can really see the art blending.

Yeah, yeah, the vibrations and everything totally touching the heart.

Wow, beautiful.

Yeah, we're in the, the music studio now, so thank you to Amy and Alex and Akiyan as being our cheerleaders.

So cute.

So cute.

Welcome, Akiyan.

Everything we're doing, we're doing for you.

Really appreciate it. Oh, wonderful work. Wonderful.

So we've not finished. We've still got like a better edit.

Basically, we just sent you like a really rough— we did one thing. We did each take, everything that you can hear, all the different instruments. There's this one, one shot. And like, if you listen, like, it hasn't been mastered yet. So if you listen to each track individually, there's like talking on, so like it needs to be just cleaned up. And then, wow, um, we just cleaned up some of the, um, the vocals so that there's not like loads of stuff happening at once. We just need to, um, we need to just— the progressive bit that comes up, we want to add, uh, some saxophone.

Mm-hmm.

And a little bit of saxophone and breath at the end. And then, um, we just changed one line, that the art, the alive bit that Robbo suggested to change. We just changed it to you are aligned.

Mm-hmm.

Um, and then just generally just cleaning it up. So we've just done half of that, what I explained, and we're just doing the rest now. So, um, if it's not too late, by the close, by the end of today, could we drop that track? Because it will be exactly the same length, it will just be cleaner. Can we drop it into the—

to the—

yeah, and export it? It shouldn't be—

Sure, that'd be great. Thank you. Yeah, I mean, even if it's still tomorrow morning, we don't want to push you so hard. You guys have worked so hard, so, you know, that's fine.

No, it's, it's been amazing. I've actually really enjoyed it.

Yeah, that's, that's really amazing. So it's 5 minutes that we, we need to do something, just under 5 minutes, right? Oh, 5 was the limit, wasn't it? That's on right on the edge. Yeah, so 4:55.

5 seconds for credits.

Yeah. Oh, totally. I think you need more.

Yeah.

And the, um, so let's, uh, throw in the, um, the, uh, the angels, um, image. Um, I made like 6 of these Um, triptychs, and I used, uh, an AI, um, generative program that I collaborated with.

Mm-hmm.

And then, um, for each image, so, uh, each image in the, in the triptych is generated separately, and then I compiled the triptychs Uh, manually. So yeah, it was a collaboration with an actual AI, right, to generate those images.

So those images you got from, um, the ones when Samantha was talking, I was just wondering, like, you had 3 lots of images, right?

That—

is that what you generated, you're saying, with the AI, or—

Yes, with the triptychs, where you see a still image where it's 3 images.

Um, Those—

each one of those images, uh, is— I generated separately and then made the triptych. So anything, any of those stills that are part of a triptych, um, is a collaboration with an actual AI.

Right, right. Okay, very good.

Excellent.

We should definitely mention that in the, in the credits as the scrolling, you know, at the end, like what was— that this was done, yeah, with AI and what was used and all that. So I think just make sure we Go through everyone's names, of course, plus, um, you know, the acknowledgments to the tools that we've used with it.

Yeah.

Yeah, with the, with the end credits, it's probably best not to do a credit roll, but more just like a few plates, like, uh, 1, 2, 3.

Oh, okay. Because I think we're also going to do collective credits anyway for, um— Alan, can we do that at the— in the submission somewhere? Because I know, of course, yeah, we can put all the team names.

We're only allowed to list 5 names, uh, and then we can put all the team names after that in a big blob. But we have one.

Yeah, let's do that. Let's do that. Yeah, great. So I think we're— yeah, we're pretty close to freezing that one then. That's Samantha. Yeliz, just— you're looking amazing, both of you. Yeah, just great.

It came out incredible. Thank you so much, everyone.

Thank you.

Thank you.

It was beautiful leadership. And okay, Samantha and I, we are tuned in again.

And I can tell you, a lot of this effort you're putting in now, it will be— because we want a lot of the future things we want to publish for Wise Mirror. And when we get to update the website, we'll be able to publish a lot of this stuff at the right time and actually extrapolate it. And then of course with the book and other things, the multimedia, you know, transmedia sort of manifestations we're looking at, all this will be really useful for that. In fact, we'll need longer versions, we'll be able to sort of go deeper into some of this. So I think this is great preparation for all that to look ahead as we move forward.

Yeah, I mean, in terms of like a story bible, I mean, we basically have one. I mean, we have a way to, uh, jump off on all of these different, um, stories that we want to do. We have this timeline. It's like, it's interesting that the contest was about world building when as a collective that's exactly what we needed. We needed to do some group world building.

Totally.

Um, and we could, you know, write all our stories and we can have all of our years and when everything happens in our timeline. It's amazing.

Totally. And I think that's when, if, if we do obviously get some funding. A lot of it we want to be able to use for creating that real Wise Mirror so that we get that, you know, biofeedback sensors, we're able to integrate all the technology plus the sort of all the transmedia touchpoints. So I think that there's a lot of ideas which we've been talking earlier, we should be able to realize. If we do—

Yeah, my friends are like, you know, Pricing out fiberglass guns for like, you know, making the— making these domes that you go into. Like, you know, we've had a really amazing talk about like fiberglass, uh, you know, production and projecting into it and what we can do with it. And yep, you know, that's—

Well, I'll tell you, I've been doing a bit of homework. I've had a very good chat with the founder and CEO of OpenSeed. They're based in Miami, and they're just looking for big funding to their meditation pods. I think I mentioned about them earlier. And then on this Friday, I've actually got a call with the founder of Somadome, which we've talked of earlier. Somadome, so based out of New York, those folks. So yeah.

Wonderful.

Yeah, so there's a lot of other touchpoints we'll be bringing in as we move forward. Anyway, let's come back to our Any other comments on the media piece that anyone else has? Like, we should be, as we do last-minute tweaks or fixing. Otherwise, let's move on to the next, next bit. Or shall we come back to the timeline, maybe, Alan or Mario?

Yeah, yeah, we can do. Yep.

Or should we go through the next and then cut to the timeline at the end?

I have shared with Alan the link of the updated timeline.

I hope—

Yeah, Alan, do you want to bring it up?

Yeah, that should be sharing that tab. Are we in the correct one here, Mario?

Then let's look at column E, Alan, just to be checking that the last column was updated.

You know, in the previous one, I just updated that thing I was talking about, the 3.5 exabytes. There was a little sentence added. So if you just want to copy paste that into that column D, I think it was, yeah, or number 2.

Is there a way you can help me check if we're in the right document here?

Yeah, the header is timeline 11th of April 2020.

That means the file name is right and the column E was the last updated, so it's okay. Okay, as well.

Yeah.

Okay, excellent.

Great.

So just do local backups, please, of this. Uh, can't afford anything going corrupt.

Yeah.

Okay, so where were we? Should we just summarize key milestones?

If you want to walk backwards Instead of forwards?

Yeah, let's do that.

A good way for— because I've walked— when I built it, I walked forward. If we do backwards, we might be able to check consistency better.

Yeah.

So we start with 2045. With WeTopia, realities evolve as multi-metaverses introduce new dimensions with the advent of WISE. WISE, Intelligence for Sustainable Sustainability and empathy mirror app. And then second is $1,000 buys you a computer a billion times more intelligent every you every human can buy. This means the average and even low-end computers are vastly smarter than your even high. Highly intelligent enhanced humans. And put the data point as the first de-extinct Jurassic Park is planned in Europa, moon of Jupiter, boosting children's space tourism, prosumer metaverse design of park. Let's say it would be the launch of the next version of Disney. I'd go to that.

I might just swap those 2 over, over.

So we've got— that's a great idea.

Points.

Cool.

Tourism. Throw an O in tourism.

Space tourism.

We will be pushing this out as an Excel, like as a final file for everyone to review, even little typos. Oh yeah, I see that one. But we'll only be giving like 24 hours to review.

Yeah, well, less than that.

Maybe less than that because of how tight it is.

Yeah.

Great.

Can we do a spell check on this one, like in Excel or in this?

Uh, not really, but I'll find a way around. Oh, okay. I don't think Excel does it easily.

Superconsciousness awareness in 2024 gets democratized with wise functions that forecast results of decisions to assist individuals act according to their actions' impact On them and society now and in the future.

Hmm.

2, solved electromagnetic field and stabilized Mars atmosphere models and sent 1 million androids to speed terraforming first Mars human settlement— settlements for humans by 2075. 80% of human awareness spent on metaverse, private and shared simulations. 20% on rendering it in a shared base reality. 2043, awakened intelligence takes new form by reaching 25% of AGI-ASI. First infrastructure robot colony of Mars reach 1 million active robots. I don't know if I'm repeating the 2024— 2044 to 2043 with this for robots, but anyway.

It's all right, give the reviewers something to do. I mean the world build guys.

2043 data point: Mars water first harvested with innovative robots to start biological life form development, sustain human life in future colony. You can see I put a lot of Mars into the last decade. 2041: mastery of Oh, are we in 2042 or 2043?

Yeah, we're on 2042.

Sorry.

Space colonies expand. Nature from planet Earth expands across select habitations in Milky Way. I don't know if we'd put Milky Way or solar system to start, but— Multiple human colonies in the Moon reach 100,000 inhabitants. At any given day, with weekly commutes made possible with new launching and landing vehicles and robots, maintenance of infrastructure.

Mario, just a quick question. Did we integrate Peter Storey's input also here?

It's on a column on the right. It's very long and I tried to summarize whatever I found useful for this.

No, on the right.

Go to the columns on the right, you will see there is a column.

You mean this column or something?

Or—

oh, wait.

To the right a little bit more.

Oh, even further?

There is a column that says Peter. World— there, the last one.

Because he's done a lot of work.

Worldbuild questions. How does world avoid potential catastrophe? So this is all Peter's.

Okay, okay.

Yeah, I think that that's what the intention was. We were going to integrate this with that, right? Because the last few years, I think I remember writing that first column.

Um, well, it has only on a few years.

It does not include 2040s, for instance.

Oh, okay, okay.

If you go there, I copy paste Peters on the year he wrote up or wrote them.

And okay, 2042, and we already finished, right?

Yeah.

2041, master— mastery of nature regeneration including ocean regenerative living with over 100 million humans living sustainably in circular economy level 5 floating cities. What I mean level 5, we'll talk about level 4 before. Level 5 is completely off-grid sustainable living on the oceans where they produce everything they consume. Level 4, they still import 20%.

Let me just fix that level, yeah. And I thought we were also saying floating and underwater cities, um, the, um—

Well, that's to be decided. By 2041, how far we want to push the envelope. I put floating because that's kind of totally foreseeable. Underwater is— I haven't introduced the concept of living underwater by 2041.

Still can be played around.

Well, I think we can, we can put it down in the next one then or something. Anyway, it doesn't matter because the first—

And 2041, 2041. Second is heavy industrial activities moving off the Earth. As cost of launch and landing reach less than 1 Bitcoin per 100,000 tons. So I'm already considering that Bitcoin is the real energy measurement by then. And space economy and its opportunities is already capturing 10% of all human attention this year in 2023. So that new industry, the space economy, is already 10% of our attention, which is the new measurement of economy. 2040, integrated AI allows humans to live in mixed realities, awakened reality customized to each human to flourish their gifts and share To those interested in the shared realities. And the second is precision medicine and longevity escape velocity reached by 100% of new children born in humanity, turning human life expectancies of those already alive beyond 200 years old. And Third is AMIEM, Artificial Multiple Intelligence Augmented Mirror. I think that's precursor of WISE. Are applications of garden theory and multiple intelligence to achieve AGI, yet the intelligence mirror have yet to grasp interpersonal intelligence?

Interpersonal intelligence, yeah, the, um, Uh, this was a way of saying that, you know, they wanted at the earliest or at the, at the latest, um, to have AGI by 2040. That's what the contest is interested in. Um, us saying awakened reality, I like in 2045, or we kind of say that with wise. I don't know if it's confusing to say To put that in 2040.

Yeah, I mean, we could change it.

Somehow have to link 2040 to 2045 and what evolved, which I think you left the the the inter intrapersonal intelligence gap that should be filled by 2045. 2039 is.

Okay, so we're basically saying that awakened reality is not wise, it's not intrapersonal, it's basically our version of AGI, or MIM AGI.

No, actually, I'd been meaning it as the wise, uh, thing. I've been interchangeably using it with that because when I wrote that, uh—

so in that case, we might want to move it down, move the phrase or the phrase awakened reality and reserve that.

Yeah, okay. So let's move that to 2045 only then, right?

Saying—

That's what it seems like we're, we're, we're, we've been talking about.

I'm just—

Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. I think 2043 is when we mentioned awakened intelligence, so it goes with that basically. I think we can mention it there.

Gotcha.

2039, the war against poverty and socioeconomic divides are won across geographies. First person to outlive 130 years of age celebrates their 130th birthday with a walkathon of 1 kilometer to raise funds for children interested in space tourism. And first sub-light-speed probe sent to the next solar system. 2038, all of world political borders are, as we know, disappear. Individual sovereignty is raised, and AI-enabled crypto-secure guardians help interpersonal and interspecies collaboration flow. 2038-2 is first nuclear fusion reactor entering into grid at better cost safety standards than fusion nuclear powers of the last century. And world power efficiency reached 75% of energy production. Just for you to know, today it's about 47%.

40%. 40%.

Interplanetary travel becomes— in 2037, interplanetary travel becomes achievable for the first interplanetary tourists to Mars, though through processes— thought processes communicated effectively between humans through Merlin wizard hats. Wearable BMI language made redundant for those with BMIs. So that's telepathy. Basically, that summarizes telepathy with BMI.

Do we want to say BCI?

Yeah, we can say BCI. I think that's what we normally say.

Yeah, I say BMI like Wikipedia, but there's a bit of a debate between the two. It doesn't really matter. I'm happy to put BCIs in there.

Yeah.

Yeah, we can, we can also add that. And the first asteroid belt mining company—

it's in many places, so I suggest we eventually do a substitute for substituting BMIs for BCIs.

First asteroid belt mining company established android colony to mine rare earth minerals needed for supercapacitors and chips. Now to the right, Alan, on column E, I was drawing some intel— some external work other people have done that might be interesting for us to reassess our columns with that. For instance, the next year has the year On row 24, I don't remember which year we're talking, it's probably 2035. Super— they say in this work that's referred to on row 1 or 2, the link, supercomputers reach zettascale, in vitro meat is a mature industry, Alzheimer's disease is fully curable. This is not what I have put. What I have put is in column B, C, and D. Okay. And I wonder maybe if we want to delete something and put that.

It's up, it's really free.

Spirituality, what is written in column B is spirituality becomes integrated deep with all creations, consciousness and elevation of democratized and preliminary theory of everything first published for crowdsourced debate on the next century. So the theory of everything.

Which is Einstein's dream.

Great.

Precision medicine and longevity escape velocity reached by 12% of humanity. All of human needs and nutrition can be made in 1 hour in their 10 square meter per person farm operated by robots. I would say I'm trying to summarize like People can feed themselves in an hour a day. Basically, they can feed, they produce and consume and whatever, an hour a day. That's what I tried to summarize. And human robots population reached 30% of human population. So by then, 30% of humans already have a droid, a humanoid. 2035, humans versus artificial creations at many levels of bio-organic production become hard to distinguish without AI-enabled sensors. First human 30-day mission to Mars for fine-tuning robot androids terraforming human settlements based— I really apologize for the bad writing, okay? First quantum communications reached between EarthNet and MarsNet servers, reducing synchronized communication lag from half an hour to seconds. So that breaks the conundrum of lag for communication. If we go to column E— go ahead.

You mean quantum teleportation of information?

Quantum entanglement of information is the quantum thing.

All right, better be here by 2035. We don't even have to know what it is.

I interviewed Dr. Brown from Sydney University, who's a quantum physicist. He said it's never gonna happen.

Yeah, a lot of people say you always have to send classical.

You have to send the classical To decode the quantum information, and the classical always takes the speed of light. Sorry.

The external reference states quantum computing proof cryptography adapted adopted mainstream. The very large hard Hadron Collider is operational, and Norway's underwater suspended tunnels are completed, and the globe airline fleet has doubled. Those are external inputs that we might want to adopt. There, there's external inputs for every single year, okay? And I just have to have time to read it and input. In 2034, sentient beings become smarter. Yeah, the 200th anniversary. Sorry?

Yeah, no, I'm saying I remember when I wrote that, I didn't finish the sentence fully. It was just a thought while I was doing the others. We can elaborate further if you want. I mean, just think of something.

Yeah, yeah, it's open. I just want to read through because we have about 12 minutes.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's keep going.

The 200th anniversary of the coining of the term cybernetic for Ampère's concept of the future science of government is commemorated. This commemoration includes governmental AI acknowledging the intention of 1834 principle cybernetic was a government chose the proper governance technique for each situation. I really don't understand that very well, but anyway, GDP per capita. Yeah, yeah, but I think the last column is really pivotal. GDP per capita transformed as return over human attention becomes paramount economic KPI of civilization, because what's really of a dwindling asset is human attention. So therefore, people are measuring return over human attention. It's a concept that's far out there. Nobody's talking about it, but basically that's the attention economy that Google and Facebook all run on. But becomes the mainstream economy.

Is it related to advertising?

Advertising is today's attention economy, but advertising doesn't— it's more about transactional, and we want to talk about return in a broader sense. What would be return in the broader sense? Health expectancy, Quality of life, interpersonal quality relations. So there's lots more that we—I haven't defined return, but return over attention. So you deliver attention and you you measure the return of that, and the return over attention must be improved every year. So on the column E of year 2034, which is Row 22, right? There's a couple of external inputs in column E.

If you want to go to column E just for a quick— there.

It's service robots, a billion worldwide. NASA Dragonfly space lands on Titan moon of Saturn. Australia has fully decarbonized electricity supply. Envision makes orbital insertions of Venus. Okay, these are not included in my assertions, but maybe we want to—

to the left, please.

Let's go on. 2023, online to offline governance to decide base reality set according to 1 quintillion-year simulations run in 1 year. I threw it out there. The simulations solve the how to negotiate base reality, which is the future of voting. UBI and EITC. Now, EITC is a concept called Earned Income Tax Credit, meaning if you don't make to a threshold of your own income, you get a credit, which is like UBI. If you If you already reached a certain income, then you don't get a credit, meaning you pay. It's a kind of like a reverse income tax where if you didn't make a threshold, you get paid by the government, and if you made it to a threshold, you pay the income tax. So that's a concept that's beyond UBI because it keeps agency, as UBI does demotivate agency. So that's, that's been a debate with Bill Gates and a lot of other thinkers, and I put that there. As UBI and EITC rolled out worldwide, an android population reaches 10% of human population, and first human 3D-printed cyborg limbs sold for humans with disabilities to reinstate Active social life. So, somebody lost their arm, they get a bionic 3D-printed arm. Then somebody lost their kidneys, they get a bionic 3D-printed kidney.

Could we substitute the word, uh, bionic, um, for cyborg?

That's what I put, it's cyborg.

Ah, yeah.

Oh, you wanted to substitute cyborg for bionic. Okay.

No, no, bionic is better for limbs.

Bionic. Yeah.

Oh, that's wonderful.

Yeah.

And 2032, self-driving vehicles are 95% of human and product movement. So that means 95% of all the products and all the human movements commuting are done with self-driving. Around the planet. And human movement spaces used for sleep, eat, play, work, exercise. In other words, you rent spaces to move, and you can rent like a hotel room, a playground, a workstation, gym while you commute. Freeing 20% of cities' built-up area used to be allocated for parking. So the 20% of cities today are built for parking. This is gonna be free for new leisure, health, and safety activities. So I hope that—

You're saying no parking requirements?

Yeah, lower 95% of parking is not needed because self-driving is continuously driving.

Yeah.

And therefore this 20% built-up area that was used for parking is freed for new activities, for leisure, health, safety, education, et cetera. Medical nanorobots fix all cardiovascular disease, blindness, deaf, and speech impairments by 2032. 100,000 satoshis, which a satoshi is 100 millionth of a Bitcoin, right? Can buy a computation equivalent to 1,000 humans with IQ of 100. It's, it's a hard number, but it's pretty much $1,000 of today. $1,000 will pay for 1,000 human brains.

Equivalent to a human brain.

2031 restored 10% of ocean life. Oh, do you want to see column 2032 column E just to quickly review 2032? 2032 column E is a giant artificial island project opens in Hong Kong, fourth generation nuclear power, and terabit internet. Feeds are mainstream. Okay, 2031, restore 10% of ocean life, 50% of ocean food is farmed sustainably, and ocean floor methane hydrate starts being used as a source of clean energy. And 2031, first knowledge-acquiring pills to learning new language approved by FDA for human use. Adults learn new languages in 30 days with Knowledge Pills aid. First Mars rockets— no, first Mars rocks samples returned to Earth for testing of best terraforming soil for biological human life support on that planet. And citizens' IQ worldwide is equivalent to 300. I hope so. In 2030, 17 SDGs are 87% complete with AI-enabled innovations that rolled out mostly in the last 5 years, accelerating its achievement of And set new solar system development goals for 2100, assisted with AI. So the next generation of goals will be for 2100 for the solar system. World cuts 50% of greenhouse gases with advanced renewables and planted 500 billion trees, restoring ecosystems size of 50% of Sahara. And UBI.

Love that, Mario. I love that SSDGs one. I think the UN will love that as well. Not just the SDGs, the SSDGs.

Yeah, well, we're not planning for this, uh, the planet anymore. We're planning for the solar system.

That's great.

UBI and earned income tax credit is implemented through all Western countries. And one Bitcoin reaches a million dollars of 2012 value level. 2029, integrated AI and Web 3.0 metaverse adopted by 1 billion humans to live in WeTopic Reality, WR, 50% of their awakened time. Blockchain NFTs Of rendered metaverses established to reduce Mandela effect and trace base reality events versus meta rendering. That's to solve that problem of did this really happen? Oh, it happened in a base reality or it happened in a metaverse rendering. Mandela effect is a common common. Phrase for that, for the. Yeah, people say you prob.

It's basically the matrix, right? It's like the matrix.

Basically is to to explain what happened where because there are things that will happen only on a metaverse and people will mix people will be confused. Does this really happen? Oh no, it happened in the metaverse. Oh, it happened in the reality. Happened. So that people know where that thing came from. It's pretty much like document versioning, but instead of document versioning, you're versioning realities.

Yeah.

3D-printed buildings done with 12 months to house 100 million homeless people at 10% of cost per square meter of 2020. So that means we are made 100 million people homes with the cost of 10 million homes of 2020. First floating island city Atlantis reaches 100,000 inhabitants living circular economy level 4, 80% self-sustaining. 2029 semantic search reaches human level in every field, much better than Talk books.

2028.

We're getting to the final stretch, guys. We have six years to go. Thank you for hanging in there.

Six years.

Let's speed up a bit because we need to get to the other things too.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's it's. Pretty much we've already done a lot more. Multiple verse metaverses explosion exploration of UN centralized arbitrator of world governments in cooperation with major ELM Web 3.0 decentralized tokens empower citizens' rights and responsibilities. Carbon capture tech plus 100 billion trees since 2020. Plus planted 100 billion trees since 2020, and no-till agriculture reaches 25% of global crop supply, regenerating 1% of desert lands and retaining 3% of organic matter on the no-till agriculture. Yeah, this is this the day in the life is not in this file. I focused on this file time of of events, okay? This is only for the timeline. 2027, hybrid AI. Oh, we had, we reached the IQ on 2028 of 300 for developed countries. 2027, hybrid of AI and robotics allows increased productivity and minimize the need for human labor in repetitive tasks. Subcapacitors now empower new EVs and grid-level storage at 1,000 times price performance, 1,000 times cheaper than to do in 2020. Major universal basic income pilots and earned income tax credits continue through Western countries, and green hydrogen can power 5% of airplane fleets. Employment less than 50%, but no longer an important metric as turnover Human attention metric is applied to humans' lives, collaboration, satisfaction, meaning. That's like the creative economy. And 2026, the Marilyn Wizard Hats, the first Marilyn Wizard Hats sale. AI to human brain interface available safely and wirelessly, enhancing brain capacity. Up to three times of human trials for one hour a day. Several brain-computer interfaces available in different capacities for low cognitive work. MOXIE Mars oxygen in situ generation for CO2 robotic experiments successful, and robotic missions of first Mars humans base camp. in 2035 began. Concentrated solar power now can power 15% of industrial processes of steel, glass, and making renewably.

Mario, did you come up with the name Merlin Wizard Hats, or is that from Jeppsen with Clearwater?

Well, uh, it kind of came from her and a lot of other sources. This is like the marketing name for it.

I've never heard that one.

It's great.

It's great.

Major—

this is—

we would like even to call it Fantasia, Fantasia, but I, I, that was too out there. Major world issues to achieve the UN SDGs are addressed by directly applicable AI and IoT, robust CRISPR and satellite communications, 50% of SDGs achieved.

So that's wildcard 2026.

2025, AI ELM cognitively can do 20% of human can do better than a human can do it.

Digital leader, I can't read now. All good?

I can't read column B, but I'm going to read column C. Expo 2025, first to be simulated— to be simultaneously hosted in Metaverse 3.0 with AI-enabled simultaneous translations in 200 languages. A record digital avatar pavilion that is auctioned reaching $100 million in value.

So somebody bought the avatar of a pavilion of the Expo 2025 for $100 million.

I had my mouse on B if you want to go back to B, up to you.

Okay, column B is AI, LMM, ELMs cognitively can do 20% of what human can do better than a human can do. Digital leadership AI providing constant data between government and citizens with their feedback on forecast outcome scenarios being gathered for an AI alignment. This is a critical word that FLI wants to talk about, AI alignment. So I'm saying that AI alignment was solved in 2025. Crypto and NFT AI retrieves what are ground truths. This is the same problem of the Mandela that I mentioned after. So maybe we have already moved that in the other year where I said Mandela effect, maybe it's repeated here.

I'm sorry.

But So let's go to the last column, column D. Multimodal models design new movies that star new Oscar categories. So there is a new Oscar category like Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Multimodal Picture. And there is also a new Emmy category, Best Multimodal TV Show. And there is AI, a new Grammy category, AI-generated song of the year. And then games experiences are made instantly for users with a basic problem. So basically you could say, I want a game for action, and it generates a game for you. Like the Spotify of gaming. And 2024, hybrid education reaches 10% of worldwide students. And that we have— have we already read this, guys? Because then I spare you.

Yeah, I think we've covered, um, some bits in the beginning.

We have covered some bits.

Some of these changed because we're on an older document though.

I just added— I also made that minor change in mine. Okay, so I think we're— we've got a lot of content here. Is this what was expected? Because I somehow I feel we've made it quite complex in a way, or do they need a lot of the details? And then also the other point about, you know, Peter's work that he needs integration here.

Yeah, be free to edit as, as please. This is what I could do in my 1.5 hours last night. And I'm not 100% pleased. As I said, I would do a lot of work on revising external sources because there's lots of work done and I've referenced them, but I just couldn't get the throughput and also to filter out Peter's stories and find Mario's one-liners. It's also work to be done.

Yeah, look, no worries, man. No, no, there's— I think there's good work here. And, uh, let's just try and— we've got one night. Let's, um, anybody else wants to input anything further or, um, you know, work on this, let's do a backup and continue striving ahead to finalize this by tomorrow morning.

Yeah, it would be nice to look at day in the life right now. We have 2 stories to go.

So I think we need to clarify. Jelle, I think, has written already a day in the life. Uh, is it one on an ordinary day in 2045? That file is not— is that here in this tab? Because we seem to be having different versions now.

Yeah, I—

that's right. I just typed it in the chat as well. Um, on 11th of April, yesterday, I sent all the files, that is 3 Excels and 1 document. What we need to do is we need to compare them and unite them. That's all needs to be done. And I can jump on another call if you guys want, or I can stay on the call for further clarity. But for sure it needs to be done by one of you because you guys can see you know, oversee everything, also connect with other leaders so that you guys can, you know, check with them, you know, if, if anything's missing.

See, I think we have 2 days in the life that we have to submit, right? We've got 2 of them, but we can integrate yours with one of them, I suppose, right? Or can we submit 3? I don't know.

There's only text boxes for 2. So yeah, Les, you've just dropped a doc in the chat called On an Ordinary Day in 2045. I've got it open here, 740 words. Are you happy with this one?

Oh, it took a while for the computer to turn on the microphone. That's right. But if if there is already two, no problem.

Yeah, no, no.

But this is great work. You I can see you've done some really interesting things here. What we can do is quick try and integrate this with because I think we have less words. In the one, in the second one. Hello, Stephen. The one which Stephen has put together.

Hey, how you all doing?

Very good, thanks. How many words did we have on your in the one you put together?

I think it's about the same as Elise's. I can't remember, but there's also the bottom.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And there's Peter. So we've actually got three, right?

Would you like me to try to merge to merge the The two from there is Steven.

Yeah, I think that would be brilliant, Bettina. That would be amazing. Yeah, because I feel that it's very close to what Steven's done, and we can try and pull it together.

Yeah.

Are we having an off planet? Everyone, are we having a day in the life off planet, or a hundred percent? Oh, the two stories are on planet.

Well, I thought—

Say that again, Mario. Did you say, are the two— have we got a story?

Are we having 2 stories on, on planet day in the life, or do we have a story of day in the life of somebody off the planet living, or in the moon, or International Space Station, or in some sort of Mars base? Or are we having 2 stories of the day in the life on Earth?

Yeah, so one of the, the one that I pitched was, it does involve, uh, interaction with off-planet. So, so mine, so Mario, mine does have that. And, um, if, if Bettina integrates mine with Yaeli's, I, I think then we've got that. Then when we got— then we've got the makings of all those ingredients.

Yeah, we can state that in the thing, that off-planet or in a galaxy far away.

I also can, can go through the, you know, the, um, the timeline and see whether there's anything from there that I can pull into it or make reference to.

Exactly. I think that's— if you're integrating it like Bettina, I think that's wonderful. That's, that's a grand idea because that's basically what I did. I wrote mine backwards from the, you know, but mine was only In, in terms of the timeline as it existed back then. So I haven't rewritten it to include what Mario's just come up with in the 1.5 hours. So, so Bettina, if you did that, that'd be brilliant. I think that'd be perfect.

Hmm.

Uh, so Bettina, are you going to consolidate different Excel documents and there's nothing really in the Google online Google Sheets that we can look at?

Is that right?

Um, well, I've just— well, um, so what, what I was planning to do is, is 2 things. One, one is to, to integrate the 2 stories and pulling out stuff from the timeline. And yes, you know, you tell me, I would probably do it offline, um, and then either upload it or you need You tell me where I should put it so that there is no duplication and no confusion. You know, you tell me where you want it. So because I think I would work on it offline, I might even go to the length of printing, printing stuff off so I've got it in front of me.

Yes, sure. Yeah, it doesn't matter where it goes. I'm just wondering where the very latest versions are, and do you know where they are? Do you know that you're working on the latest versions?

Well, I don't. So again, that's something I need to know. So have you sent me the link to the one story and to the answers to the questions? Because that also needs to be aligned and integrated. And I think there are a couple of things in the story, in the timeline that have been answered differently in the questions. So that needs to be aligned because my understanding is the questions have already been— the answers to the questions have already been submitted, right?

Not submitted. They've just been put into the platform so that we can see what we've got. So we can absolutely change those. And as I said, everyone will get a chance to review the submission before it goes out. You might only get a few hours available to review it. But I'm just— I was trying to get a bit of frontloading done so that we're not trying to submit on the day. So everything is up for grabs for editing and reviewing for sure.

And so which— so the answers to the questions and the story That's the latest version we have in the document that you've sent the link to me, right?

Yes, you've got a copy of the answers to the questions. And when it comes to the stories, I don't actually know. So that will be Yalise's question.

No, no, no, I meant the story that I had written. The document that you sent me has got the story, a story.

Oh yeah, I didn't even, I didn't even see that. I don't think that's the latest.

It's here, right, on the second tab. Of day in the life, Peter.

Sorry, sorry, Anuraj. It's all a bit confusing because Alan had sent me a link to a Word online document, and in that online document is the story. But I'm just looking, looking at the story. That's something different again.

Right, it is.

You're right.

You know, so Yeliz, can you help us find the latest version?

Right, right.

I was just waiting. Yeah, yeah. Hi, Bettina. If you want, I also can. Hi, thank you so much for everything that you're doing, and I know it's confusing, and there has been unfortunately a tech glitch, but thank God we were able to get everything that you put a lot of time and energy into. So with that said, I combined all the work that you've done in an email. So currently we have 3 Excels, and if you can type your email in the chat, what I'm going to do is I'm going to forward them to you.

Yeah, hang on a sec.

Wonderful. And if you have any, like, if you feel like, oh my God, I can't find it, just text me. I'll give you my— you have my phone number. I'll jump on a call with you and I can get back any version that you uploaded on Google Docs.

Yeah, Liz, maybe can I suggest, if we have right now, we just have one Excel sheet The final one. I've just renamed that last one to 12th April, like today's date, and we make sure everything's up to date. All the tabs are up to date on that.

That's that.

I may suggest that instead of Excel, it would use the Google Sheets functionality.

Sorry, sorry. If I can, I can I just clarify, Alan? In the document from which you sent me, sent. the link, and which is now open on the screen. What is that? What is that story?

The intention there is only to give you the questions and answers as submitted. So everything in green.

Okay, so I can, I can. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, just because I was just wondering. It doesn't read like—

I have no idea what the story is.

Yeah, but Alan, what you have on the screen, what you're showing on the screen is the old version of the original one of Peter's, because Bettina has been through and updated this quite thoroughly.

Okay, so I can ignore, I can ignore that one. That doesn't need to be integrated.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, ignore this one. So what I'm saying is, can we— let's update the Excel sheet now. Let's make sure everything's up to date in one sheet before we get off this call so that—

Oh, okay.

Can we do that? Yeah, um, if that's—

Uh, sure.

Let's start with the tabs on the left and make sure— let's just have one file open. Um, maybe is the one which Alan's got open.

What's the one that Alan's got open? If you haven't I agree, Anurag. Yeah, on that one, if you have everything in that.

Yes.

Easy.

And are the answers to the questions in this one different to the ones in the sheet that you sent me, Alan?

Yes. Yeah. So if you go to the questions and answers tab, it says go and use the Word document instead, or the Google Sheet. It doesn't really make sense to have stories or questions or answers in this format, in Excel format.

Okay. So I mean, as long as I, you know, so I've got the latest version of the question. I've got the story that One story. And now I just need, um, Stephen, your, your story is in the spreadsheet, isn't it?

Correct. And if you just have a look, um, Bettina, if, if Alan scrolls down to the bottom of Peter's one— yeah, scroll all the way down, Alan.

It's right there, isn't it?

There you go, it's right at the bottom. Yeah, September.

Okay, so I've got— right, I've got your story. That's great. And then I need, um, Yeliz, your story. Is it also in, in one of the tabs?

No, it's not. I'm going to upload it now. Ellen, can you send me the link, the one that we are using at the moment, so I can upload it to there for Bettina?

Yeah, I also will open that.

Yeah, let's all just open only that now.

Yeah, sure.

Everything else closed. So I'll just put today's date on top of the— so White Mirror team, and I'll just put 12th April.

Yes, good.

At the top.

Oh, did I put 2020?

Yeah, got it.

Super.

Right. Good, good, good, good. Getting there.

So all stories are on one tab, right? No?

Correct, correct, correct. Yeah, as far as I understand, I think Yeliz, mine, and Bettina's And Peter's are all on the one tab.

So we'll just rename that tab. I'll remove Peter's name from there just so that things are cleaner now.

Wait, the one—

let's see, what's that one?

Uh, Bettina, I just uploaded it and I named the tab as Yeliz, A Day in 2045. Can you see it?

I can see it, yeah.

Wonderful.

So you can integrate that one with this previous tab, Bettina, is that fine?

Yeah, well, I will, as I said, I will work on it offline and then I'll put it online. Hopefully that'll work for everyone.

So sorry, okay, great. Let's just make sure from the left all the tabs are Most up-to-date ones. Timeline. Can you double-check, Mario?

Timeline doesn't have the column E for external reference, but everything else is fine.

If we need column E, I can paste it in.

You tell me what you want to do. Give us external input.

I don't know if we're— yeah, I can do that, but just keep in mind that we're in the very last few minutes of review. We're not, we're not going to be comparing or contrasting with what other writers are saying at this stage.

Yeah, let's just make sure the most up-to-date version is, is this one, and we'll do— we'll back up everybody locally just for yourselves.

Okay.

Right. And shall we move these other ones? All timeline of events, all the old ones.

Let's just—

Yeah, I'll move those to the end for you.

Yeah, if you want to just make it clean and have it in the order we want, we're going to submit it to, so everything's nice and clean. Perfect, excellent. And the media one, um, I think you guys will have a pretty large file. I hope there's no limit or something for the size of the file for the media. Update?

There is, but the guys know about the workaround for that. The Worldbuild team have provided a Dropbox link if we want to use it.

MP4 or something, right? We need to submit as or whatever.

Yeah, the media team are across that.

I think the final version Roy is going to produce, I presume, by tomorrow morning. Roy?

Possibly, yes.

Um, I'm just going to change the, um, the, the latest WAV file, um, and then, um, uh, just a few other things that Robo asked and should be ready.

Okay, great, excellent. Yeah, anything else, guys? Um, we've been through the 13 questions before, so we— that's pretty much done, Alan, right? We don't need to repeat or redo.

I have a version of that that people can look at in PDF format, or of course I can, I can send through an editable version, whatever you think is best there. It's been through a few rounds of reviews, but absolutely open to anyone who'd like to review the questions and answers.

I think, Bettina, did you go through that earlier?

Yes, I had been. I'd made some comments, and I think I saw, Alan, that you had resolved all the, all the points that I I, I made.

That was taking your points into consideration for sure. Yeah, yeah. Thank you so much for doing that. I know that it's a big investment and everyone here is essentially working for free and trying to find minutes or hours here and there. It's amazing. So thank you.

No, totally.

Yeah, yeah.

Thanks, Bettina, for just exponentially wrapping up and coming on, you know, with amazing consolidation of everything.

So yeah, yeah, I was, I was a little bit worried that I'd come in at the, at the, at the end and then Start messing everyone's hard work that they oh no no you were much needed hours and hours up so you're the savior yeah savior wonderful excellent so anything else guys or should we wrap up then I have a question yeah Ron do we want to put something like a title for the media piece I know we'll have some some some text.

Oh yeah.

Um, and we'll have credits. Um, but, um, you know, if we, if we wanna, if we wanna have a title, um, I was thinking, um, Am I Am for the title because it, it works with the sort of Cartesian—

Oh yeah.

Um, so—

What about, what about Wise and then, then a hyphen and M, M? And then what you just said, I am, am I, whatever, whatever that was.

Yeah, the voice acronym is part of it. And then the— yeah, that sounds good.

Yeah, sort of wise. And then I am, am I, I am, or whatever.

I wanted to ask, did people see that the mirror was white? Was that nice?

Or what's that, Roy?

The mirror. Was white when she saw herself.

Oh, I thought that was brilliant.

Yeah, yeah, I think the brilliant reflection again came out nice. Yeah, very nice. As you transport.

Yeah, it's interesting. We have like an acronym for wise, and we have an acronym for am I am.

Yeah.

And you know, with with with what we we we should think about what we have. You know, define what we have in the, in the timeline.

So did you want to put that in the very beginning of the media piece with the, with the title and the acronym explained? It is in a different font, like in a nice sort of scroll or a reveal.

Yeah, yeah, to put MIM and just the acronym for that. And then I think if we want to put You know, we have, we have a— we don't really like have— in the song there is one wise mirror and then there's mention of wisdom.

Mm-hmm.

I'm a little, um, with, with the small amount of space that we have In terms of time and including the, the title. Um, I'm worried about how we— if I'm worried about including, including WISE because we don't have a lot of time to explain it within the 5 minutes.

Okay.

Or if we want, we could— I mean, we could potentially put, um, in the, in the title We could have the acronym, and we could explain the acronyms for both of them.

Mm-hmm.

And just let people use their imagination at this point.

Yeah, I mean, if they are acronyms, I think just saying what the acronym stands for rather than explaining it, because I think it will be, you know, it will come through in the In the, in the video and will come through in the other documentation what actually what it is. So that might be—

What?

Could you say that again?

I was, I was just saying that I don't feel that we necessarily have to explain the acronyms as long as we show what the acronyms actually stand for, because I feel that through all the other parts of the submission They, they will be explained.

Yeah, I agree. I think it's a good transmedia that way because it will intrigue people from the media piece to look at the other, you know, detailed extrapolation of what, what it is.

And let's—

So you're saying don't, don't explain the acronym in the media piece?

Just have it as a title, you know, at the very beginning maybe. So just imagine—

yeah, I mean, I'm actually thinking, um, I'm actually thinking we call it MIM to WISE because at the— we're basically talking about the transition from, um, an intelligent mirror to a wise mirror.

Yeah, yeah, that's true.

Yeah, because MIM is really intended to be, uh, this intermediary, you know, which is basically a mirror that has Multiple intelligences, multiple intelligences, but it's still kind of lacking on the intrapersonal.

Right.

Until it gets developed and you know.

Yeah.

So when when when maybe it's a bit of. So I we know when to when to compile it. Is it say hours from now? Like should we wrap it up five hours from now? 10 hours from now.

So for the media piece, I thought you guys were doing it by tonight or tomorrow morning.

Also, um, I will just have it on it on a link and I'll send it to you, Anurag.

Yeah, you could just send the final version once we, we're done. Yeah, yeah.

Okay, when is the latest? So I just— so I know.

Well, I think Alan and I could do— we plan to do a call tomorrow afternoon possibly, right? To do the final checks and just do the submission by tomorrow afternoon, evening maximum.

Okay, good, good. So we'll have Wednesday too. So we'll work on the plate, the intro, and then the 2 or 3 credit pages.

Yeah, and we'll put credits in the separately also for everybody's name who's been involved. Yeah, yeah, we'll just put on. And I was just thinking, right, the Wise Mirror logo, we can just use that at the end of the video, you know. We've had that before, so the—

Yep, I was thinking that as well.

Yep.

Um, do we have, um, the music team's, um, information yet?

Yep.

What information? Just like the names and what they've their role.

Yeah.

Yeah.

If you could send that to Roy, we could credit our full media.

Yeah. Yeah. Yes.

And Akiyan.

Of course.

There we go.

Pretty much.

Yes.

Vocalist, table, synth. Sequencer. What's another credit? The studio name, that could be in special thanks category. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah. We've also had Alex's sister in Russia and she plays the keys. That's the musical piece for the keys. She's really amazing. What's her name?

Masha?

Maria.

Maria.

And then we also had—

Ali.

Yeah, we've got someone else, Ali. He's on keys. And then we have Paul come in as well. So it's been a real collaboration of different artists. Yeah, I'll send that information over.

Amazing.

Love it.

You did such a great job.

Yeah.

Yay!

Yeah. Thank you. Really good. Great. Thank you. So wonderful. I think it's all come together.

Yeah.

All happening. D-Day tomorrow. Fun. Yep. Great. Anything else? Uh, so let's wrap it up here and we'll be in touch. Thank you everyone.

Thanks guys.

Thank you so much.

Thanks everybody.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Absolutely. Thank you everyone. Bye.

And then we'll meet an hour later.

Much love, everybody.

Bye-bye, man.

Love you all.

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