Allen Young

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I don’t think when the English started The Industrial Revolution 260 years ago in AD 1760, they could foresee the full effects of The Industrial Revolution 260 years later in AD 2023.

260 years after the start of The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain 260 years ago, now, today, some parts of humanity are fully industrialized, and all the rest of humanity are industrializing in one way or another. The Industrial Revolution started by the English has gone global in mere 250 years or so.

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One particular consequence of industrialization is the birthrate decline in the industrialized nations due to the fierce global economic competition, and the readily available birth control methods.

As always before, the people who are economically fit within a given environment procreate or procreate more than others, whereas the people who are economically unfit within a given environment procreate less or don’t procreate at all.

Undoubtedly, industrialization has placed enormous pressure on human genetic selection, and has made human genetic selection far more competitive and complex than ever before; the human capabilities to survive and thrive in an industrialized and digitized society is far greater and far more complex than the human capabilities to do fairly well in an isolated agrarian society with not too many people; working 40 hours a week in a field doing mechanical manual labor in an industrialized society or nation doesn’t give you a decent or good or average life, although it did in the agrarian times; to do fairly well in an industrialized economy, humans must do more complex work, not just mindless mechanical manual labor.

Industrialization broke down the traditional marriage and family structure; the old values are gone, because you can’t survive and thrive in the industrialized society with the old values.

Human genetic selection is constant in every human generation; in my view, the global industrialization is the greatest force and pressure in the human genetic selection in this day and age.

Today, the only places with high birthrates are the places with least industrialization and least industrial development—namely, Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and some parts of South America and Oceania; if the current birth rates trend continues, if and when humanity's global population reaches 10.5 billion in about 70 years from now, all the human population gain will come from the least industrialized parts of humanity, and the most industrialized parts of humanity will have a substantial population decline excluding immigration.

Industrialization makes human lives far more challenging and difficult, while making humans far more capable; humans want to produce and consume more, and gain more control, power and influence; industrialization is one manifestation of the human desire for more and better; knowingly or unknowingly, humans make their own lives more difficult and more challenging–in order to have more and be more—because that simply is what humans are genetically wired to do.

Some key scientific questions I have and work on answering are the following.

What human genes naturally get selected for procreation in the fiercely competitive global economy? What human genes do the people who choose to procreate in a fiercely competitive industrialized society have?

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I pursue sextupling the American national GDP via advancing AI, robotics, human longevity biotech, and artificial nuclear-fusion powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion tech.

I'm a futurist and optimist: I believe that better things will happen for humanity in the future, via the advances in science, technology, and capitalism—particularly in AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion tech.

In the past 60 years, America's economy increased six times larger; I believe that through the advances in science, technology, and capitalism, America's economy will increase six times again over the next 50 to 60 years.

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4% average annual U.S. GDP growth over the next 50 years is required to sextuple the U.S. national economy.

In AD 2022, the U.S. GDP grew about 2% from the previous year.

Now, my question is, how can the U.S. GDP grow via the advances in AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion tech?

According to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, the increase in real GDP in 2022 primarily reflected increases in consumer spending, exports, private inventory investment, and nonresidential fixed investment that were partly offset by decreases in residential fixed investment and federal government spending.

Producing and consuming just 4% more than the previous year doesn't seem impossible to me, although it will require scientific, technological, capitalistic, and economic advances to achieve.

AI and robots will enable supplying more mechanical mental and manual labor in America that will be used by the American human workers to produce and consume more.

Human longevity biotech will enable the American human workers to live longer with youthful and healthy human bodies, so that they can be much more economically productive for a longer period of time.

Artificial nuclear-fusion powered mass scale outer space humanity expansion tech will enable the Americans to have unlimited clean energy on Earth, and massively expand into outer space using the artificial nuclear-fusion provided unlimited energy. Unlimited energy, and unlimited expansion into outer space, means unlimited economic growth and expansion.

I'm confident that America's GDP will grow 4% per year on average, over the next 50 years, via the advances in AI, robotics, biotech, and nuclear-fusion tech. I'll keep on doing my part in enabling America's future economic growth via advancing science, technology, and capitalism.

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Artificial nuclear fusion is a vitally important technology for the future of humanity, for providing unlimited clean energy, and enabling the mass-scale outer space expansion of humanity.

Currently, as of right now in AD 2023, no commercially viable artificial nuclear-fusion reactor technology exists.

In order for artificial nuclear fusion to be viable, it must produce more energy than the energy put in, which isn’t achieved yet.

The existing artificial nuclear-fusion technologies focus on confining the plasma, the fourth state of matter, which is very hot, hot enough for nuclear fusion to occur.

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Magnetic confinement, inertial confinement, magnetic or electric pinches, and inertial electrostatic confinement are the current main methods used in artificial nuclear fusion.

Magnetic confinement fusion is an approach to generate thermonuclear fusion power that uses magnetic fields to confine fusion fuel in the form of a plasma.

Inertial confinement fusion (ICF) is a fusion energy process that initiates nuclear fusion reactions by compressing and heating targets filled with fuel. The targets are small pellets, typically containing deuterium and tritium.

A pinch, electromagnetic pinch, magnetic pinch, pinch effect, or plasma pinch, is the compression of an electrically conducting filament by magnetic forces, or a device that does such. The conductor is usually a plasma, but could also be a solid or liquid metal. Pinches were the first type of device used for experiments in controlled nuclear fusion power.

Inertial electrostatic confinement, or IEC, is a class of fusion power devices that use electric fields to confine the plasma rather than the more common approach using magnetic fields found in magnetic fusion energy (MFE) designs. Most IEC devices directly accelerate their fuel to fusion conditions, thereby avoiding energy losses seen during the longer heating stages of MFE devices. In theory, this makes them more suitable for using alternative aneutronic fusion fuels, which offer a number of major practical benefits and makes IEC devices one of the more widely studied approaches to fusion.

I'll keep on doing my own research in artificial nuclear-fusion reactor technologies development, for enabling artificial nuclear-fusion powered mass-scale outer space humanity expansion tech.

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For advancing disease-cure drug design and manufacturing medical biotech, human longevity biotech, medical human body manufacturing and replacement biotech, human genetic engineering biotech, and neurotech, I need to advance microscopic human body 3D scanner that can detect and record every single cell in the human body.

In order to advance microscopic human body 3D scanner, I need to advance quantum biophotonics.

The key question I need to answer in quantum biophotonics is this: "What's the biophysical mathematical relationship between light wave frequency, light intensity, light photon momentum and energy, biomatter light penetration, and light reflection in biomatter such as DNA, cell, and tissue?" I will answer this question, both theoretically and experimentally, and publish my answer, when the right time comes.

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Advances in quantum biophotonics will have numerous beneficial applications in biotech, especially in advancing medical biotech and human longevity biotech.

One key application of quantum biophotonics that I envision is measuring telomere length very cheaply, for developing cancer cure and advancing human longevity biotech.

Another application of quantum biophotonics that I envision is a cheap light-based sensor or scanner that can determine and record 3D protein structures, such as telomerase. Something cheaper than x-ray crystallography machine or x-ray diffratometer, which costs about US$29,999 to US$68,000.

X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) allows ascertaining the molecular structure of a crystalline material by diffracting x-rays through the sample. An XRD analyzer obtains interference patterns reflecting lattice structures by varying the angle of incidence of the X-Ray beam.

As of right now, scanning and recording biomatter at microscopic and nanoscopic levels is too expensive, too slow, too cumbersome, and too limited.

To advance biotech, there has to be a technology that can scan and record cellular and subcellular biomatter at microscopic and nanoscopic levels, very cheaply, very quickly, very easily, in massive quantities such as trillions of cells, chromosomes, and proteins.

Quantum biophotonics needs to be advanced for advancing biotech, so I'll do my part in advancing quantum biophotonics as much and quickly as God permits me to.

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My view is that advancing medical biotech and human longevity biotech requires detecting, scanning, recording, and publishing the location and type of every single cell in the human body; a technology to do so doesn’t exist yet, and I aim to create and commercialize such a technology.

I’ve no educational background in biology and biotech, so I need to first learn the existing available measurement technologies and techniques in biology and biotech, and develop the necessary technology for detecting, scanning, and recording every single cell in the human body, all 37 trillion of them, in a fully automated fashion.

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Also, I have a self-imposed cost limitation: I want to be able to detect, scan, record, and publish the location and type of every single cell in the entire human body with under US$250,000 initially, then eventually reduce the cost down to under US$10,000.

The initial approach I’ll attempt when the money and circumstances permit is staining donated dead human body organs, tissues, and cells, and using second-near infrared light to scan the stained human cells in dead human organs and tissues in 3D. If a successful result gets created, I’ll patent and commercialize the technology, of course.

I’ll first do 3D bioscanner experiments on nonhuman biological organs and tissues, such as grocery-store meats and laboratory rat organs and tissues. In the U.S., you don’t need a regulatory permission for performing biotech experiments on rats; but registering each bioscience or biotech experiment with NIH or National Institute of Health is recommended, to let others know what you’re up to, and to be a part of the biomedical science and technology research community.

In later videos, I’ll talk about biophotonics, and cover how light interacts with biological matter at molecular and atomic levels; I’ll especially cover light reflection in biomatter, which is an extremely important topic in developing 3D biomatter scanner. I’ll look into the quantum physics that relates to light behavior, especially reflection, with biomolecules and bioatoms.

There is a program called "the Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP)" funded by National Institutes of Health, which aims to create a cellular map of the entire human body, to catalog and image each of the 200 or more types of cells from the 80 known organs and identify the genes that are active in these cells. It sounds like this is a project similar to what I am up to; I'll keep on doing my own thing in biotech development and commercialization according to my own plan.

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I'm sure that the continuing advances in medical biotech will enable individual human beings to live 150 years or more, and I’m convinced that humans will get used to living 150 years or more, at first on Earth, and then eventually in outer space.

200 years ago, the average global human life expectancy was 35 years old; the past 200 years of the medical biotech advances lengthened the average human lifespan by several decades; I believe that trend will continue.

Humans in general want more life; I’m certain that the fundamental human desire of wanting more healthy and youthful life will be realized via the advances in human body biotech.

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When most people lived only until 35 years of age, they couldn't imagine what to do with 50 more years of life.

Current humans cannot imagine what to do with their lives when they live until 150 years of age or more. When humans actually live that long, they'll know.

My bet is that the additional human lifespan enabled by human longevity biotech will be spent in outer space, not on Earth.

I've no doubt that humanity will become an outer-space expanding species with very long individual human lifespans. I make my own contributions to building that future of humanity.

Individual human beings living for centuries or more, especially in outer space, feels very right to me. So, I'll keep on doing my part in bringing that human reality.

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Manufacturing is exciting; I'm sure the American manufacturing will become much more exciting and much more advanced through the advances in AI and robotics.

I'm certain that advanced robots will manufacture fabulous and fantastic things on Earth and in outer space for human consumption.

The advanced robots of the non-so-distant future will manufacture everything humans use.

Advanced robots will manufacture artificial nuclear-fusion powered interplanetary spaceships and mass-scale outer space human habitats.

Advanced robots will increase the manufacturing capacity and capability of humans on Earth and in outer space.

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The continuing advances in AI and robotics will empower America's manufacturing.

The next-generation AI and robotics technologies will increase America's manufacturing.

America has invented and mass-produced some pretty exciting things in the past 200 years or so.

Adding the next-generation AI and robotics technologies to the American manufacturing is exciting, because it will open doors for America to invent and mass-produce even more exciting things, not just on Earth, but much more importantly in outer space.

I'm confident that America will create and mass-produce phenomenal goods in the non-so-distant future via using the next-generation AI and robotics technologies.

I'll certainly keep on doing my part in advancing America's manufacturing via the next-generation AI and robotics technologies.

Phenomenal human creativity and productivity awaits in America via the next-generation AI and robotics technology tools.

This is time for America’s manufacturing to grow and expand, yet again—via advancing AI and robotics.

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Why put an implant or chip in a human brain? Why?

I'm yet to see anybody giving a real good reason for putting a chip or implant in the human brain or anywhere else in the human body.

I don't think a human brain implant can be a cure for neurological diseases and disabilities.

I see biotech designed and manufactured drugs, human genetic engineering, and human body part manufacturing and replacement biotech as the cure for neurological diseases and disabilities.

Why put something in a human brain? Why?

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What benefit would I get, if I put something in my brain, through drilling a hole through my skull, which will take three to six months to heal completely?

The only justifiable use cases for brain implants that I can see are curing human brain and nervous-system diseases and disabilities, curing nonhuman-animal neurological diseases and disabilities (such as curing blindness in dogs and cats), and doing biotech and neurotech researches particularly on nonhuman animals such as laboratory rats, guinea pigs, and human-food animals—for advancing artificial intelligence, human longevity biotech, human body part manufacturing and replacement biotech, and human-food animal disease cure biotech.

God permitting, I will get into theoretical and experimental neurotech research and development for advancing AI and biotech.

In my view, if there is any reason to put anything in the human brain, that would be for curing human brain diseases and disabilities, and enabling human longevity biotech.

If somebody has a brain cancer, or Alzheimer’s disease or Parkinson’s disease, and putting a probe into the person’s brain is absolutely required for curing that disease in that person’s human brain, and if that person wants to go through the procedure on his or her own will, to not die from the brain disease, to not forever lose all the memory in that person’s brain, or to cure the motorneuron problems that person’s having, then it’s something I’m ok with.

I totally support doing anything and everything for safeguarding human health and creating cures for the currently incurable diseases, including, especially, and not limited to human brain diseases.

If installing a brain implant in a live laboratory rat or a monkey, and reading and recording and publishing the brain signals and chemicals of the laboratory rat or monkey, will help curing human brain diseases, I'm all for it.

If there's a great cause of advancing medicine in putting brain implants in humans and nonhuman animals, I'm all for it.

Everything in science and technology must be done for human benefit. Absolutely everything, especially in biology and biotech.

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As I detail in my transhumanism book, titled The Future, if and when the nuclear-fusion powered outer space technologies become realized, individual human beings will be able to deliver nuclear strikes on planets using their personal interplanetary spaceships.

A single outer-space terrorist will be able to use his or her nuclear-fusion powered spaceship as a nuclear bomb that can destroy an entire city and kill a million or more human lives.

That is precisely why the American military must set up and constantly operate fully automated planet defense systems across the Solar System.

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Nuclear-fusion powered interplanetary spaceships will tremendously empower individual human beings, but they will also be enormous threats to the safety of humankind.

In effect, a human individual with a nuclear-fusion powered interplanetary spaceship will have an outer-space weapon that can be used as a nuclear bomb.

If and when the time comes, the American outer-space military must take on the responsibility to protect human-inhabiting planets in the Solar System and safeguard humankind from the enormous dangers in outer space.

As I said before, the American outer-space military should operate one billion or more nuclear-fusion powered military interplanetary spaceships with outer-space laser cannons, in addition to operating fully automated planet defense systems.

The American outer-space military must be everywhere across the entire Solar System at first, and then must be present in other star systems and galaxies via using the interstellar and intergalactic outer-space transportation technologies.

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Economic growth and expansion means technological advances and human behavioral changes in economic production and consumption for producing and consuming more.

In order for an economy to grow and expand, technology must advance, and economic human behaviors must evolve.

In order for the American national economy to grow and expand via the advances in AI and robotics, AI and robotics technologies must advance, and the American economic human behaviors must evolve into using AI and robotics in every economic human endeavor in America.

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In order for the American economy to further grow and expand, there must be an American economy different from today's, in which the American human workers produce vastly more amounts and varieties of goods and services via using AI and robotics that are integral to the American national economy.

AI and robotics must become integral to the American national economy, for bringing America's next national wealth.

AI and robotics must make the American national wealth of the past look pathetic, by enabling America to produce and consume vastly more goods and services.

The next-generation AI and robotics must be very well suited for America, and must be perfect technologies for the American national economy.

The central focus in advancing AI and robotics must be growing and expanding the American national economy to the uttermost extremes via AI and robotics!