you get concentrations of power that are too large in the hands of exxon or in the hands of marc zuckerberg'sd idea to invest in that quickly before overwhelms the society's ability to cope and it's possible facebook has jumped past being able to be controlled but i'm glad to see finally people in power beginning to ask real and important questions. i think for i the moment it's important to talk about questions around a.i., reaching social consensus on this, let's not take steps past this because they do represent enormous challenges and we do have the possibility of reordering what it means to be human. those are big enough questions that we should think first. thinking is i think that humans are theoretically good at. it sets us apart so it might be a good idea to do it once in a while. >> in that same section of the o book you talk about flow, we are talking thanks to a festival about reading and books and i'm wondering if you could tell us about and how it might activate in a way -- >> trying to write about this and one things we have come to understand is that human beings are at their

so breaking the power, when we get concentrations of power to large in the hands of exxon or marc zuckerbergd idea to lessen the power quickly before it overwhelms society ability to cope and if it's possible facebook has already jumped past where it can be controlled but i'm glad to finally see people in power beginning to ask real and important questions. so i think for a moment it's really important just to be talking about questions around a.i. and o human genetic engineering and saying until we have reached some social consensus on these thingss, lets not take steps that take us irrevocably past places we can treat from because they do represent enormous challenges and they really do have the possibility of reordering what it means to be human and they are big enough questions we should think first. thinking is something humans are theoretically good at, it's what set us apart and it might be a good idea to do it once in a while. >> in that same section of the book, you talk about flow which is a slightly easier concept to get your arms around you and of course, albeit virtual, we are t