Jan 30, 2018 42 min

Kevin Kelly

We spoke to Kevin Kelly, author of The Inevitable, to find out all of te thing that are coming in the next three decades. KK describes the '12 technological forces' that will shape our future, and we spent the first half of the interview talking about all things tech. Towards the second half of the interview, we transitioned to talking about the 'obligation' we have to do something great with our lives and how we can achieve more. A really interesting discussion with a really interesting guy - Tim Ferriss constantly refers to Kevin as the most interesting man in the world. Check out Kevin's blog: www.kk.org Join his weekly email list, Recomendo: http://recomendo.com/

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