EPISODE · Mar 6, 2026 · 49 MIN
Solve Everything
from David's NotebookLM Audio Collection · host David Weissman
This podcast is a "deep dive" into Solve Everything: Achieving Abundance by 2035, a book-length blueprint for how to aim the Singularity at every problem that has ever made human life short, expensive, or unfair, and solve them all within a decade. It's a visionary blueprint for a decade of rapid technological acceleration, aiming to systematically eliminate global scarcity and achieve universal abundance by 2035. Authors Dr. Alexander D. Wissner-Gross and Dr. Peter H. Diamandis argue that the "Intelligence Revolution" will transform complex problem-solving from an artisanal craft into an industrial, "compute-bound" utility. By utilizing an "Industrial Intelligence Stack"—which combines rigorous targeting systems, outcome-based procurement, and robotic action networks—society can facilitate the "domain collapse" of major challenges like aging, energy production, and food security. The essay details fifteen specific "Moonshots", ranging from organ abundance to fusion energy, while emphasizing the urgent need to build institutional "rails"—such as compute escrow and data trusts—to ensure this transition remains safe, equitable, and focused on positive-sum human outcomes.
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This podcast is a "deep dive" into Solve Everything: Achieving Abundance by 2035, a book-length blueprint for how to aim the Singularity at every problem that has ever made human life short, expensive, or unfair, and solve them all within a decade. It's a visionary blueprint for a decade of rapid technological acceleration, aiming to systematically eliminate global scarcity and achieve universal abundance by 2035. Authors Dr. Alexander D. Wissner-Gross and Dr. Peter H. Diamandis argue that the "Intelligence Revolution" will transform complex problem-solving from an artisanal craft into an industrial, "compute-bound" utility. By utilizing an "Industrial Intelligence Stack"—which combines rigorous targeting systems, outcome-based procurement, and robotic action networks—society can facilitate the "domain collapse" of major challenges like aging, energy production, and food security. The essay details fifteen specific "Moonshots", ranging from organ abundance to fusion energy, while emphasizing the urgent need to build institutional "rails"—such as compute escrow and data trusts—to ensure this transition remains safe, equitable, and focused on positive-sum human outcomes.
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