#58 - Justin Baker: DATA PRIVACY; ANTITRUST IN TECH; EXTREMISM; ORGANIZED RELIGION; THE TRUE MEANING OF SCIENCE; SOLVING DEATH

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Julian Dorey

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4.6 • 649 Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2021

⏱️ 180 minutes

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Justin Baker is the Co-Founder & CTO of Soar, a spatial technology company that specializes in AR/VR and compression innovation. The company’s mission is to make volumetric technology (like holograms) a central part of our everyday lives. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 7:52 - The data question; Immersive Tech; Apple Tracking Opt-Out 20:21 - Using the phone to view holograms vs. Hardware Capabilities being used to develop experiences; Why there aren’t a lot of volumetric capture (Volcap) companies 33:50 - The transition from a 2D to 3D world in comparison to what happened in the music industry; Gamified everything; Selection 230 and Cancel Culture; Divide and Conquer Power Structure in society 45:29 - Jeff Bezos, Amazon, and the Antitrust question; Monopolies and Oligopolies; Everyone on the internet has an opinion 56:39 - Gender & The LGBT Community discussion; Baker explains Quantum Entanglement to Julian 1:03:03 - “There is inherent good and evil in everything”; Organized Religion debate; Religions and Cults discussion; The actual meaning of the word “Science” and why many on the internet have no idea what they’re talking about 1:22:22 - “We live in extremes”; Why people don’t want to be wrong and what effect that has on discourse; How a multi-planetary system could solve the problem of extremes 1:38:50 - Narcissism and Social Media 1:45:21 - Groupthink in the tech community; Participation trophies and winning vs. losing today 1:56:46 - “Money Runs the world” through the lens of the NBA China example 2:03:16 - Apple’s stances on Privacy; Facebook and their VR future (via Oculus); How close are we to full VR adoption?; Mark Zuckerberg’s track record 2:20:02 - Edward Snowden’s Claims and Apple’s Privacy reputation conundrum; Why you can’t have it both ways; Capitalism vs. Socialism 2:43:33 - Baker’s ultimate Dream; Solving Death; Space, Robots, and the Incoming Generation of Man vs. Machines ~ YouTube EPISODES & CLIPS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0A-v_DL-h76F75xik8h03Q ~ Get $100 Off The Eight Sleep Pod Pro Mattress / Mattress Cover: https://eight-sleep.ioym.net/trendifier Julian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey ~ Beat provided by: Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:31.1	We live in extremes, you know.
0:33.5	At our core, we're, most of people are binary people.
0:39.1	And I mean, I'll obviously not talk about the gender aspect of that.
0:42.1	But the fact that you're a zero or a one, you play on a spectrum.
0:46.6	And you have the extreme, you have the extreme.
0:48.7	Yes.
0:49.7	We should live in the gray in the middle 98%.
0:53.3	You know, it's cool acknowledging the extremes.
0:56.2	Outside of that, be open.
1:07.1	What's cooking, everybody?
1:08.8	I am joined in the bunker today by Mr. Justin Baker. Baker is a co-founder
1:14.8	of the company Sore, which you may remember. I had in the other two co-founders, so now we've had
1:20.4	all three. I had in Anthony Fenyu and Riley Horvath for numbers 30 and 50, respectively,
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